PC-2009-16, DRAFT PLEASANTON PLAN 2005-2025

2005 Pleasanton Plan 2025 DRAFT 3.0 Circulation Element Program 9.2: Support State and regional efforts to improve State Route 84 including the widening to fourlanes between Pigeon Pass and I-680. Policy 10: Require adequate on- and off-street parking. Program 10.1: Enforce the parking provisions of the City's Zoning Ordinance. For Planned Unit Developments with the potential for shared parking or where located proximate to transit, consider modifications to Zoning Ordinance parking standards, when necessary and if appropriate. Program 10.2: Work with BART to continue monitoring the adequacy of parking supply at Pleasanton/Dublin stations. Program 10.3: Develop the Downtown section of the Transportation Corridor with parking, a pedestrian and bicycle trail, and landscaping consistent with the 2002 Ma ter Planor the Downtown Parks and Trails Svstem and with the Downtown Z ecific Plan. - Program 10.4: Stady potential locations for additional park-and-ride lots. Program 10.5: In conjunction with regional agencies, explore potential locations for trailer -truck parking. Neighborhood Traffic and Parking Goal 3: Protect residential neighborhood quality -of -life and community character from cut -through traffic, speeding, and non- residential parking. Policy 11: Manage arterial and collector traffic to minimize adverse impacts on neighborhoods. Program 11.1: Implement the City's Traffic -Calming Program Program 11.2: Minimize traffic impacts and cut -though traffic in new developments by incorporating traffic -calming elements and other design features. Program 11.3: Discourage non -local and commercial traffic from using streets through residential areas. Policy 12: Discourage encroachment of non-residential parking in existing neighborhoods. Program 12.1: Implement the residential parking permit program where necessary. 3 Circulation part 11 3-51