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Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Report P14-0852 and PUD -105, Johnson Drive Economic Development Zone Comments submitted by: Matt Sullivan Resident of Pleasanton 11/21/15 1. Mitigation Measure 4.D -lc: Will the project applicant(s) fund these improvements in full at the time of project construction? If the city plans on funding these improvements, provide a pro - forma analysis of the costs and benefits to Pleasanton taxpayers for funding the incentives. 2. Mitigation Measure 4.D -id: Will the project applicant(s) fund these improvements in full at the time of project construction? The removal of wetlands in the Alamo Canal may result in significant delays to obtain necessary permits. Since this mitigation will be under the jurisdiction of Caltrans, how will the city manage this process to ensure timely completion? Will this mitigation measure be constructed prior to construction of the EDZ? If the city plans on funding these improvements, provide a pro -forma analysis of the costs and benefits to Pleasanton taxpayers for funding the incentives. 3. What is the future impact of the proposed WB 1-580 to SBI -680 flyover to Mitigation Measure 4.D -id? Will the mitigations preclude or make more costly the flyover based on the newly constructed bridges? 4. Mitigation Measure 4.D-2: What is the status and timing of these regional improvements? If the regional improvements are not made in the near future after the project is constructed, the impacts will not be mitigated and the community will suffer the traffic impacts until there are. 5. The Pleasanton General Plan Vision Statement stipulates that "Pleasanton is committed to sustainable community principles and will meet the needs of the current generation without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs." The General Plan goes on to say "A sustainable city draws from the environment only those resources that are necessary and that can be used or recycled perpetually, or returned to the environment in a form that nature can use to generate more resources. Sustainability includes long-term fiscal health for the City as well as conserving natural resources, reducing energy usage, and emitting fewer air pollutants." The General Plan contains many Goals and Programs related to sustainability, including a sampling below: Land Use Element, Goal 1: Create a land use pattern that promotes resource sustainability and environmental quality. Circulation Element, Policy 15: Reduce the total number of average daily traffic trips throughout the city. Air Quality Element, Goal 2: Promote sustainable development and planning to minimize additional air emissions. P14-0852 and PUD -105, JDEDZ - Public Comments Provided for October 11, 2017 Planning Commission Meeting 57