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BACKGROUND On August, 2000, the City Council approved the Bernal Property Specific Plan, PUD Development Plan, Final Environmental Impact Report, and Pre - Annexation Development Agreement for a multi -use development of the 516 -acre Specific Plan area. The Pleasanton Gateway property is the remaining vacant property in the Bernal Property Specific Plan area. Construction was then completed or funded for the infrastructure serving the Specific Plan developments including City streets and intersections and public utility infrastructure. The City completed Fire Station #4, the open space area by the fire station, and completed the first ball /sports fields on the Bernal Community Park. Private developers completed the service station, apartment/ open space area, and single - family developments. The Bernal Property PUD development plan zoned the subject site PUD — C (Planned Unit Development — Commercial) District for eight, four -story office buildings with a total floor area of 745,000 square feet. A copy of the approved Development Plan is provided in the attached planning Commission staff report. SUBJECT PROPERTY AND SURROUNDING AREA The Pleasanton Gateway site is a single 39.22 -acre parcel defined by Bernal Avenue, Valley Avenue, the Phase I Bernal Park, and the I- 680 /Bernal Avenue exit ramp. Figure 1, below, is an aerial photograph and location map of the Pleasanton Gateway property showing the proposed project with surrounding streets and uses. c c ` � - : 14 I " ' % a l• Ci ' 7 g tier /Ft //'�/ �l INA ....„. ,,'„KC..' :.,c, fr- ft ' - i•o ' 1 ° .''E `''' . is if '''',...4.;, L Figure 1: Location Map of the Pleasanton Gateway Development and Surrounding Land Uses Table 1, on the following page, describes the surrounding land uses. Page 2 of 10