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b. Exterior Noise—Enclosed Patios. Prior to the issuance of a building <br /> permits for phase 3, the project developer will revise the Villa plans and <br /> enclose the outdoor patios on the 2 Villas closest to the 1-580 freeway. <br /> The design of the enclosures shall be subject to the review and approval <br /> of the Planning Manager and Chief Building Official. <br /> It is anticipated that the property owner may request additional enclosed <br /> patios in the future. The approved enclosure design may be constructed <br /> on additional Villa units without any additional Planning review. <br /> 2. Floor Area Ratio Amenity. The project exceeds a 35% FAR. As an <br /> amenity, the project developer shall contribute to the construction of the <br /> Neighborhood Park as described in the Neighborhood Park/Detention Basin <br /> Funding and Improvement Agreement. <br /> 3. Transit System Management (TSM) Plan. The property owner shall be <br /> responsible for ensuring the implementation of the TSM plan in Exhibit B. <br /> The property owner shall join the City of Pleasanton's TSM program. A full <br /> time manager at the senior continuing care community shall be assigned to <br /> be the TSM manager. The proposed transportation service for residents <br /> shall be free and shall be provided for daily trips to routine destinations, <br /> such as the grocery store, senior center, pharmacy, and trips for medical <br /> appointments. The service shall be designed so as to minimize any impact <br /> on the current level of service of the City's Dial-A-Ride program and <br /> paratransit service. If the City's senior transport service is negatively <br /> impacted by the needs of this development, the City may call upon the <br /> management of this facility to modify its van service to better serve the <br /> needs of its residents. The property owner shall attempt to achieve a trip <br /> reduction goal of 15 percent within five years and 25 percent within 10 <br /> years, compared to "business as usual". Near the Health Center and near <br /> the Central Plant, a minimum of one priority parking space for alternatively <br /> fueled vehicles shall be provided. <br /> 4. Air Quality Health Risk Assessment (HRA). For each unit within 247 feet <br /> of the southern edge of the closest existing travel lane of the 1-580 freeway, <br /> the project developer shall either: 1) install a high efficiency particulate air <br /> (HEPA) filter or other air filtration system in the unit or 2) relocate the unit <br /> such that it is at least 248 feet from the southern edge of the existing travel <br /> lane of the 1-580 freeway. ILU #5 and ILU #6 shall be located at least 248 <br /> feet from the southern edge of the existing travel lane of the 1-580 freeway. <br /> The northernmost units in ILU #5 and ILU #6 shall have HEPA filters or <br /> other air filtration systems as approved by the Director of Community <br /> Development. <br /> Conditions of Approval/PUD-68 <br /> Appendix Conditions 5 <br />
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