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Please refer to Exhibit C for the City Council staff report. Although supported by the owner/developer and the City Council, the City Manager has yet to receive a formal request for an agreement between the City and owner/developer of 511 Main Street to pursue the exchange of in-lieu parking fees for a mini-plaza should the property be redeveloped. At this time, the City is initiating a PMC amendment to section 18.88 (Off-street parking facilities) in order to encourage private redevelopment for updating other properties located in Downtown Pleasanton by waiving in-lieu parking fees if owners/developers of eligible parcels meet the objectives of the Downtown Specific Plan. Code amendments require review and recommendation from the Planning Commission to the City Council. Accordingly, the amendment is before the Planning Commission for consideration and recommendation.. SUBJECT LOCATION Downtown Pleasanton is situated in the central portion of the City and is, generally, bounded by the Alameda County Fairgrounds to the west, the Arroyo del Vale to the north, properties by First, Second, and Third Streets to the east and Bernal Avenue to the south. The 308-acre Downtown Specific Plan Area contains approximately 935 parcels that range in size from 0.2 acres to 3 acres in size, with the exception of the Civic Center which is approximately 9-acres in size. Within the Downtown area, there is a mix of commercial and residential uses with the commercial uses primarily located in the Downtown Revitalization district -- one of the zoning overlay districts of Downtown Pleasanton. Please refer to Image 1 on page 3 for the boundaries of the Downtown Specific Plan Area and the Downtown Revitalization District. Please refer to the next page for Image 1 P13-2458, In-Lieu Parking Agreement Planning Commission Page 2 of 11