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City of Pleasanton Housing Element Community Workshop Summary • Rezone. Do not open trail on this side of arroyo — there are no police patrol services and it does not go anywhere. Other Comments and Ideas At this station, participants were invited to provide additional comments and ideas for the Housing Element. Participants shared the following: • Housing for special needs to fulfill SB812. • Need major stand alone retail shops, more restaurants and child - friendly eateries downtown (Le. Cold Stone). • Adult -only eateries or designated hours for such. • The need for workforce housing is real. Pleasanton must consider partnering with nonprofit housing developers to achieve low income housing. • As a long -time Pleasanton resident, I'm concerned that our "elected" officials are not always looking out for my quality of life in Pleasanton. All this new pressure for growth is causing a lack of focus on what is important to me. • More nonprofit work force housing for those earning below 8o % -5o% AMI. • Rezone CM Capital to Commercial. • No high density 3o /ac. • Infill. Comment Cards Participants were provided comment cards to complete with additional questions and feedback The following comment cards were completed and shared at the end of the workshop. I understand the RHNA Housing numbers being imposed on us by the State — but Please build these projects in logical locations. The rezoning of the CM property and the soon to be Summerhill High Density Project being adjacent to each other, with other high density buildings nearby on W Las Positas, bordering single family homes, across the street from a middle school. That was VERY poor planning! Who represents Pleasanton citizens? Looks like our city bends their ear to developers, their attorneys and their money. Suggest explanation of "General Plan" Explain ABAG acronym & how many areas /counties /jurisdictions get assigned housing rent numbers. Community workshop good way to inform the residences. Keep it going. Thank you! 6