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4.Written Comments on the Draft OR and Responses to Comments <br /> Letter 6. Julie Testa <br /> 6-1 The comment describes the current school facilities as being overcrowded and in need of <br /> capital funding. The comment states that the fees mentioned in the Housing Element to <br /> cover the facility costs would be committed to a current 27 million dollar debt, and would <br /> not cover capital costs for facilities. The comment does not raise any substantive issue <br /> regarding the adequacy of the Draft SEIR, but rather the merits of the proposed Housing <br /> Element related to school facilities. The concern is noted. The text on page 4.L-12 of the <br /> Draft SEIR notes that the Pleasanton Unified School District collects developer fees on <br /> building plans for new construction before the City of Pleasanton issues building permits <br /> on those plans. This the standard practices of school districts for funding construction or <br /> reconstruction of school facilities pursuant to California Education Code Section 17620, <br /> as noted by comment 6-4. <br /> 6-2 The comment lists General Plan goals, policies, and programs relating to schools and <br /> education and provides online links to the General Plan and Housing Element. The <br /> comment does not raise any substantive issue regarding the adequacy of the Draft SEIR; <br /> the comment is noted. <br /> 6-3 The comment restates the paragraph and table under the Schools heading on page 4.L-l2 <br /> of the Draft SEIR, which describes the Pleasanton Unified School Districts Developer <br /> Fee and breakdown by type of residence. The comment does not raise any substantive <br /> issue regarding the adequacy of the Draft SEIR; the comment is noted. <br /> 6-4 The comment restates the last paragraph from page 4.L-l2 of the Draft SEIR. The <br /> comment does not address the adequacy of the Draft SEIR; the comment is noted. <br /> General Plan Amendment and Rezonings 4-22 ESA/210016 <br /> Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Report December 2011 <br />