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BACKGROUND The Vineyard Avenue Corridor Specific Plan (VACSP) and Planned Unit Development (PUD) rezoning for a 384-acre area in southeast Pleasanton were adopted by the City Council in June 1999. The VACSP Financing Program was subsequently adopted in March 2000. Over the past decade, individual projects within the Specific Plan have been approved, consistent with the provisions of the Specific Plan. Frank and Barbara Berlogar are the owners of Lot 22 in Subarea 3 of the Vineyard Avenue Corridor Specific Plan (VACSP). The original lot was approximately 50.13 acres in size and was occupied by an existing single family home, a trailer home, and several accessory buildings. It has three land use designations: PUD- Low Density Residential (LDR), PUD- Hillside Residential (HR), and PUD-Open Space (OS). The VACSP allotted a total of 15 new residential units to be located on Lot 22 in addition to the existing home: nine new dwellings located in the PUD-LDR area, and five new dwellings in two PUD-HR areas. The allocated HR areas were located in two separate areas of the site: the northern HR area is allocated for three homes, and the southern HR area is allowed for two new homes. The VACSP also allowed the construction of a second unit to replace the existing trailer home. Please see the Vineyard Avenue Corridor Land Use Plan below and as Exhibit H. VINEYARD AVENUE CORRIDOR LAND USE PLAN JUNE 1 1999 * \ G • I * Itlunu / I rl 1 Lot NUnWm .I W.I.(of Planned Residential Units ( / \ •_. T E.nunp Hmnn \*" I � SRH Semi 0,0a1 Rnsotsr wl "`., * r..... _I Fro RAlsxle oeenten4al ® LDU Low CrcmlN Rexslenlrnl I - ® MON Mmlwm 1..mtly ReexlmdW [ 1 Uennsaa,n Y */- IMO V'"". 9 Elrnne4ary St snx �� Fuck Saeel *. A _-- Prrvalnse nt FIGURE BZ- 2 ..«». E oMY Wrla Kceas Page - 2