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Though the Developers did not list Parcel E under the Owner's Certificate, the final map depicted a graphic that showed Parcel E as an extension of Del Valle Parkway. See Attachment 2. Tract 4401 Condition of Approval No. 3 provided that construction of Del Valle Parkway within Parcel E shall be completed concurrently with all the Tract 4401 improvements or at a later date deemed necessary by the City Engineer. On April 29, 1982, the Developers and the City of Pleasanton entered into an agreement titled "Agreement for Completion of Improvement Work" that provided, among other things, that the Developers agreed to construct that portion of Del Valle Parkway within Parcel E at a later date deemed necessary by the City Engineer. See Attachment 3. On June 18, 1996, the City Council Adopted Resolution No. 96-76 that reduced the right of way width of Del Valle Parkway between Stanley Boulevard/First Street and Bernal Avenue from 104 feet to 64.5 feet and vacated the excess right of way. See Attachment 1. This is approximately the same time that the complete cross town extension of Del Valle Parkway was removed from the General Plan. On July 21, 1999, the City Council adopted the Pleasanton General Plan 2005-2025. Chapter 3, Circulation Element of the General Plan provided for proposed Nevada Street (formerly named Del Valle Parkway) improvements between Stanley Boulevard/First Street and California Avenue, see Attachment 4. The improvement requirements included one travel lane in each direction, which is feasible with a 64.5- foot wide street right of way. On February 21, 2017, the City Council adopted Ordinance No. 2157 approving the application by Irby Ranch LLC, for Planned Unit Development Rezoning (P15-0246) and Development Plan Approval for PUD-110 to construct 87 single-family residential homes and related infrastructure on approximately 10.6 acres, an open space/arroyo parcel on 2.8 acres, and create an approximately 1.64-acre lot to be dedicated to the City for future development in partnership with Sunflower Hill for an affordable multi- family residential community for individuals with special needs, on a combined 15.03- acre site located at 3988 First Street, 3878 Stanley Boulevard, and 3780 Stanley Boulevard. PUD-110 Condition of Approval No. 52 provided that Irby Ranch, LLC construct, at its own expense, the Nevada Street extension across two parcels east of Irby Ranch: • 3716 Stanley Boulevard (owned by Storage Equities, Inc.) • Parcel E of Tract 4401 (owned by Developers) See Attachment 5 that depicts the Nevada Street extension across these two parcels. DISCUSSION As stated in the Background, though the Developers did not list Parcel E under the Owner's Certificate, sheet 2 of the final map showed graphically that Parcel E was an Page 3 of 4