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THE CITY OF 13 <br /> pL£ASANTON. CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT <br /> May 20, 2014 <br /> Community Development <br /> Planning Division <br /> TITLE: CONSIDER APPLICATIONS FOR: (1) PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT <br /> (PUD) REZONING AND DEVELOPMENT PLAN TO CONSTRUCT A <br /> SIX-STORY, APPROXIMATELY 430,000 SQUARE FOOT OFFICE <br /> BUILDING, PARKING GARAGE, AND RELATED SITE <br /> IMPROVEMENTS AT 6110 STONERIDGE MALL ROAD; (2) PUD <br /> MAJOR MODIFICATION TO THE PUD GOVERNING STONERIDGE <br /> CORPORATE PLAZA (6120-6160 STONERIDGE MALL ROAD) TO <br /> CONSTRUCT A PARKING GARAGE, SURFACE PARKING <br /> MODIFICATIONS, AND RELATED SITE IMPROVEMENTS AND TO <br /> ELIMINATE THE PUBLIC'S USE OF THE PRIVATE LANDSCAPED <br /> AREA BETWEEN THE EXISTING OFFICE BUILDINGS; AND (3) <br /> DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT. <br /> SUMMARY <br /> The applications submitted by Workday, Inc. are for an approximately 430,000 square <br /> foot office building, two parking garages, and related site improvements on BART- <br /> owned property next to the West Dublin/Pleasanton BART station and on the <br /> Stoneridge Corporate Plaza property. A development agreement is also proposed to <br /> vest the entitlements for the project. <br /> PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION <br /> The Planning Commission recommended approval of the PUD rezoning, development <br /> plan, and major modification applications subject to the conditions shown in Exhibit A <br /> (Attachment 1) and recommended approval of the development agreement. <br /> RECOMMENDATION <br /> 1. Find that the project would not have a significant effect on the environment and <br /> adopt a resolution approving the draft Mitigated Negative Declaration (Attachment <br /> 2); <br /> 2. Find that the proposed rezoning and development plan for the 6110 Stoneridge Mali <br /> Road site, PUD Major Modification for the Stoneridge Corporate Plaza site, and <br /> development agreement for the project are consistent with the General Plan, <br /> including the reduction of the residential density, and that the remaining sites <br /> identified in the City's Housing Element are adequate to accommodate the City's <br /> share of the regional housing need after the elimination of the Windstar project's 350 <br /> apartment units; <br />