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12/20/2016
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i <br /> BACKGROUND <br /> The SFPUC purchased the Old Bernal Parcel along with 510 acres along Bernal Avenue <br /> (Bernal Property) together (Properties) in 1930 when they acquired Spring Valley Water <br /> Works At that time, the Properties had approximately 100 wells that were used to pump <br /> ground water for sale outside of the Pleasanton area Since 1949, the SFPUC has <br /> stopped pumping groundwater from the Properties' wells to be used outside of the <br /> Pleasanton area Thus, the Bernal Property and Old Bernal Parcel have been surplus <br /> land to the SFPUC since 1949 The Properties were within Pleasanton's Planning Area <br /> and sphere of influence In the early 1980s, the City began a comprehensive review of <br /> the City's General Plan The result of this process, the 1986 Pleasanton Plan, designated <br /> the Properties as a "Specific Plan" that would allow for development of the site Several <br /> planning efforts followed this designation that culminated in negotiations between the <br /> SFPUC, Greenbriar Homes, and the City to acquire the Bernal Property from the SFPUC <br /> to be developed for residential and commercial/office development and public open <br /> space <br /> During negotiations with the SFPUC and Greenbriar Homes to acquire the Bernal <br /> Property from the SFPUC in 1999 and 2000, the City had included the Old Bernal Parcel <br /> in the deal Unfortunately, when the contract for the Bernal Property was finalized, the <br /> Old Bernal Parcel was omitted To avoid jeopardizing the Bernal Property deal, the City <br /> signed the contract without the Old Bernal Parcel The City has tried at various times <br /> since 2000 to acquire the Old Bernal Parcel without success The City's FY 2015/16 and <br /> 2016/17 Work Plan Priorities that was adopted by City Council identified acquiring the Old <br /> Bernal Parcel as a priority goal <br /> The SFPUC formally placed the Old Bernal Parcel on the market in the fall of 2016 The <br /> City submitted the highest most responsive bid of $4 2 million which is the amount the <br /> SFPUC staff indicated was the minimum they would accept since it was consistent with <br /> an appraisal the SFPUC had completed on the Old Bernal Parcel in May of 2016 <br /> DISCUSSION <br /> The City's General Plan designation for the Old Bernal Parcel is currently "Public and <br /> Institution " The City is in the early stages of an update to the City's Downtown Specific I <br /> Plan that includes the Old Bernal Parcel Thus, the exact future General Plan designation <br /> may change City staff is aware that ACE train is interested in using the Old Bernal Parcel <br /> for parking for riders who use their station located on the west side of train tracks that run <br /> along the edge of the Old Bernal Parcel <br /> Next Steps <br /> The following is an estimated timeline of actions required for the City to acquire the Old <br /> Bernal Parcel <br /> December 13, 2016 — SFPUC Commission adopts resolution approving the proposed <br /> Agreement <br /> Page 2 of 3 <br />
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