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approximately 0.26 dwelling units per acre. The development proposal also includes the extension of Lund Ranch Road from its present terminus at the Lund Ranch property boundary to the southeast for approximately 1,500 feet onto the property. The proposed extension of this roadway would also entail the construction of three cul-de-sacs to serve the planned residential uses on the Lund Ranch site. Additionally, two driveways would be constructed from the ends of"Court C" and the Lund Ranch Road to provide access to the two estate lots proposed as part of this project. The project plans designate the majority of the Lund Ranch property for open space uses. Approximately X174 acres (8489%) of the site would be dedicated for public open space use, while 11.1 acres of the - . - .. . . ..-. . ' . - .. - .. - . . The public open space would be owned by the City and maintained by either the City of the development's homeowners' association (HOA). The project also provides access to the public open space with the development of trails that would extend from the ends of Sunset Creek Lane, Sycamore Creek Way, and the proposed Lund Ranch Road extension. The trails would generally follow an existing unpaved road from the western side of the property, cross the site's creek east of the proposed Lund Ranch subdivision, and climb to ridges on the eastern and northern portions of the subject property. The trails would end at the Foley property on the eastern edge of the project site and at its boundary with the Bonde Ranch property on the north. The latter trail terminus is proposed to connect with a trail that crosses the Bonde Ranch property. The proposed project would be responsible only for trail construction on Lund Ranch property and for a short trail section (approximately 300 feet) that traverses the City's water reservoir site at the end of Sycamore Creek Way. The proposed Trail Plan includes the construction of a foot bridge across the site's creek channel immediately east of the future Lund Ranch Road cul-de-sac. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW PROCESS On August 2, 2012, the City published a Notice of Preparation (NOP) for the Draft EIR (see DEIR, Appendix A), thereby notifying responsible agencies, trustee agencies, adjacent local agencies. transportation planning agencies, the public, and other interested parties of the scoping period and giving them the opportunity to transmit their concerns and comments on the scope and content of the Draft EIR. On July 15, 2014, the City published the Draft EIR for the Lund Ranch II Project, commencing a 45-day public review period that ended on September 2, 2014. On January 12, 2015, the City issued the proposed Final EIR for consideration by the City's Planning Commission and, subsequently, by the City Council. FINDINGS OF FACT The Pleasanton City Council has reviewed the Final EIR for the Lund Ranch II (PUD 25) Residential Development Project and has considered the public record for the project. In addition to this Statement of Findings, the public record for the proposed project is composed of the following elements: ® The Revised Draft EIR, Final EIR and MMRP and all documents referenced in or relied upon by those documents. • All prior and present information (including written evidence and testimony) provided by City staff to the Planning Commission and City Council relating to the EIR, the approvals, and the Project. LUND RANCH II(PUD-25)RESIDENTIAL PROJECT 3 FINDINGS