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Date Event Outcome parking spaces, aisles, access drives, and landscaped areas." "Access drives" are referred to for: 1) Off-Street Parking Requirements related to Dwellings and Lodging sections concerning Trailer Parks 2) the RM section states that at least 4 feet of landscaped space is needed between a pedestrian walk to a parking space, aisle or access drive, entrances and floor level windows for a dwelling unit must be at least 6 feet from a parking space, aisle or access drive and can be closer than 6 feet and 3) the Off-Street Parking section which states parking spaces, aisles and access drives that connect to streets or alleys must be paved and have proper drainage and 4) Off-Street Loading section which states loading areas, aisles and access drives must be paved and have proper drainage. Includes section on Hillside sites in R-1 districts July 28, 1975 Hillside Protection District HPD ordinance is adopted in Pleasanton Municipal Code which applies to development where the average slope is greater than 10% May 1977 Ridgelands: A Multijurisdictional Open Space Study is published which maps area ridgelands in Alameda, Contra Costa and Santa Clara county and provides 68 pages of recommendations from the Ridgelands technical work group and citizen advisory committee. 1983 Ridgelands referendum for"Rancho Sunol" 85 unit Nipper Voters overturn Ranch subdivision collects 52,805 signatures project 1987 1987 General Plan for Rural Density Residential (RDR— 1 unit for 5 acres) development is only allowed for less than 25% slope AND less than 670 feet in elevation. For greater than 25% slope OR 670 feet in elevation, development is not allowed and the land use designation is Public Health and Safety. Public Health and Safety is land set aside for protection of the public health and safety due to geologic, topographic, fire or other hazards. Nov. 6, 1990 Measure N is placed on ballot that is a citizens initiative after Voters reject over 5000 signatures to change land use designation to Agriculture and Grazing Nov. 6, 1990 Developers have Pleasanton city council place confusing Voters approve countermeasure on ballot called Measure M which calls for a Ridgelands committee to determine land uses with an interim designation of Public Health and Safety [Note that subsequent to this, Ridgelands committee is appointed that has more than a majority of members that are land developers or have land development interests. They recommend 2,640 residential units be put in ridgelands and extend development in canyon all the way to Sinbad Canyon.] June 2, 1992 Measure K development plan is written by city staff to put on Voters reject ballot consisting of two roadways (measure states "Roads are often the modest obstrusive aspects of hillside development...") 4