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11. Exhibit K, Pleasanton Gateway Updated Transportation Assessment, November 10, 2009 (on disc). 12. Exhibit L, GHG Emissions Analysis for the Pleasanton Gateway Project, June 30, 2010. 13. Exhibit M, Market Assessment and Fiscal Impact Analysis of the Pleasanton Gateway Business Park, March 2010 (on disc). 14. Exhibit N, Minutes of the Planning Commission Work Sessions, May 28, 2008 and October 14, 2009. 15. Exhibit 0, Public comments. 16. Exhibit P, Location Map. 17. Exhibit Q, Noticing Map. I. BACKGROUND Background The applicant, Pleasanton Gateway, LLC., (Scott Trobbe), proposes to modify the development plan for this site from the eight - building office development of the previous approval to a combined commercial /retail and office development with uses including administrative, business and professional offices, a Safeway grocery store, and a variety of commercial uses that will include a drive - through bank, a drive - through restaurant/coffee shop, and a drive - through pharmacy. The applicant has eliminated the previously proposed self -serve gasoline station. Bernal Properties Specific Plan and PUD Development Plan The Pleasanton Gateway property is located within the Bernal Property Specific Plan area. On August, 2000, the City Council approved the Bernal Property Specific Plan (Exhibit G), PUD Development Plan (Exhibit H), Final Environmental Impact Report, and Pre - Annexation Development Agreement (Exhibit I) for a multi -use development of the 516 - acre Specific Plan area. Construction was then completed or funded for the area wide infrastructure serving the Specific Plan developments including City streets and intersections and public utility infrastructure including the area wide stormwater detention /treatment ponds. 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. Zoning The Pleasanton Gateway property is zoned PUD — C (Planned Unit Development — Commercial) District in conjunction with the Bernal Property PUD (Ordinance No. 1814, adopted by the City Council on August 28, 2000). The approved development plan includes eight, four -story tall buildings encompassing a total floor area of 745,000 square feet. Figure 1, on the following page, is a copy of the approved Development Plan. Pleasanton Gateway Page 2 of 35 August 25, 2010