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• The extension will provide direct access to Shadow Cliffs Regional Park thus remove that traffic from city streets. • The extension will provide improved access to the Dublin—Pleasanton BARTD station and to the future BARTD station at Isabel Ave(Hwy 84) and 1580. o Infrastructures improvements will be made to Busch Road and Boulder Street as they extend into the project to connect with El Charro Road. This will distribute traffic circulation in and adjacent to the EPSP area. o An elementary school site will be provided to the PUSD at no cost and the school construction financing will be provided by development within the EPSP. This will increase elementary school capacity. Student generation for this school is only anticipated to be 40%or less of the total enrollment of the new elementary school. o 62%of the land within the EPSP is either owned or controlled by Zone 7 Water Agency and that land is and will continue to be used for ground water recharge and flood control purposes. These facilities are an integral part of the Chain of Lakes. o Non potable recycled water will be provided to the development for fire protection, landscape irrigation, and industrial uses not requiring potable water for their operation. Also, to address the need to not increase potable water needs in the community as a whole, the Plan includes upgrades or installation of new conveyance pipelines for recycled water outside of the Plan area. Cost of these improvements is estimated to be $4,000,000. o Only single family residential units are proposed for the Plan area. Therefore approximately $26,000,000 in Affordable Housing Fees will be paid to the City by project developers and those fees can be used on other housing needs throughout the City. o The Iron Horse Trail will be completed through the Plan area and connected to the existing trail at the Stanley Blvd and El Charro Road. o In 2014 dollars,the estimated cost of the public improvements within and outside of the EPSP area is estimated to be in excess of$100,000,000. • EPSP Guidelines and Development Policies o The preferred residential component of the plan, as selected by the EPSP Task Force, is for 1300 single family units with no high density housing included. o Residential, industrial,commercial, retail,and community projects will be subject to the development guidelines in the adopted Specific Plan. o Each development project will be subject to the normal project review and approval process of the City of Pleasanton.