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EAST PLEASANTON SPECIFIC PLAN ALTERNATIVE I Alternative 1 provides a total of 1,000 housing units (35 percent RHNA),including 50 percent single-family a units. Multi-family housing is split into two areas,one situated at the Busch Road entry and the other just north of the El Charro Road/Stanley Boulevard intersection. The central focus of the community is in the vicinity of the eastern end of Busch Road. This includes neighborhood retail shopping,village green,green- Z belt,and the community park. A wide private greenbelt extends through the Plan Area along the north side of Busch Road. 0 Two limited areas of"campus office"use are proposed in the northernmost portion of the Plan Area above Lake I,and immediately south of Lake I,both within the Airport Protection Area. The northernmost office site is also proposed to include a retail overlay component to allow restaurants and other related retail lake r front uses. A"destination use" (retreat,conference facility,restaurant,etc.)is planned for the three-acre site located at the convergence of the three lakes. Z D Industrial use is planned east of El Charro Road to potentially include business parks,R&I),industrial/flex --I and distribution uses,as well as the possible future relocation of the OSC and/or Transfer Station. m Public parkland includes a 34-acre passive recreation community park east of El Charro Road,a 9-acre ac- tive recreation park along the south side of Lake I,and a 2-acre village green on Busch Road. In addition,it rn is hoped that some of the Zone 7 land east of the community park can be used for further passive recreation use(i.e.,trails and vistas)in all of the alternatives. H El Charro Road generally extends southerly in a straight-line to Stanley Boulevard. This is a different align- ment than is used in the other alternatives in that it connects to Stanley Boulevard farther west. Busch Road is designed as a two-lane street connecting to El Charro Road. Boulder Street is designed to relieve traffic on Busch Road. Small local non-through streets are planned to minimize neighborhood through traffic. ALTERNATIVE I LAND USE INVENTORY SF-R MF-R MF-R Total Retail Office Indust. Dest. Public Private 4d/a 23d/a 30d/a Housing sq. ft. sq. ft. sq. ft. Use ac. Park ac. O.S ac. 500 195 305 1,000 91,000 442,000 1,422,000 3 45 _ 34 Table I - Alternative I Land Use Inventory CITY OF PLEASANTON I I