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An Initial Study has been prepared by the City of Pleasanton Planning Division evaluating the potential environmental effects of applications submitted by Chick - fil-A, Inc. to develop a new restaurant at the intersection of Hopyard Road and the Interstate 580 off -ramp. The project would include the following actions: (1) General Plan Amendments to change the Land Use Designation of an approximately 0.59 -acre vacant parcel (formerly Caltrans surplus land) located at the southwest corner of Hopyard Road and the Interstate 580 eastbound Hopyard Road off -ramp from "Open Space - Public Health and Safety" to "Business Park" and to change the Land Use Designation of an approximately 0.18 -acre portion of 6111 Johnson Court from "Retail /Highway/ Service Commercial, Business and Professional Offices" to "Business Park "; (2) Rezoning of 6111 Johnson Court from the 0 (Office) District to the PUD-I/C-0 (Planned Unit Development - Industrial/Commercial-Office) District and PUD-0 (Planned Unit Development - Office) District, and establishment of a zoning designation of the PUD-I/C-0 (Planned Unit Development - Industrial /Commercial- Office) District for the 0.59 - acre vacant parcel; (3) PUD Development Plan approval to construct an approximately 5,399- square -foot Chick -fil -A restaurant with two drive - through lanes and related on -site and off -site improvements; and (4) PUD Major Modification to the PUD governing the Pleasanton Square II Shopping Center (PUD- 96 -13; 5225 -6015 Johnson Drive) to accommodate the proposed Chick -fil -A development. Based upon the following Initial Study that evaluates the environmental effects of the proposed project, the City of Pleasanton has found that the proposed project would not have a significant effect on the environment. The City of Pleasanton has concluded, therefore, that it is not necessary to prepare an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for this project.