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3. Make the PUD findings for the proposed PUD Major Modifications as discussed in <br /> the draft Ordinances in Exhibit A of Attachment 1 and 2; and <br /> 4. Introduce the draft ordinances approving Case Nos. PUD-81-30-57M/PUD-85-08- <br /> 30M and PUD-81-30-58M/ PUD-85-08-31M subject to the draft conditions of <br /> approval listed in Exhibit A (Attachments 1 and 2) and PUD development plan draft <br /> PUD Conditions included in Exhibit B (Attachment 1) dated "Received November <br /> 30, 2018". <br /> FINANCIAL STATEMENT <br /> Since its approval the development of Hacienda Business Park has occurred in tandem <br /> with an extensive program of public improvements, funded by Hacienda Business Park <br /> through the North Pleasanton Improvement District (NPID). While the proposed <br /> modifications would not increase the approximately 9,800,000-square-foot development <br /> cap in Hacienda, it would allow greater flexibility for future development to be distributed <br /> throughout the park while still meeting the PUD regulations (i.e. floor area ratio [FAR] <br /> limits, setbacks, height limits, parking requirements, etc.). The developers of these <br /> properties would continue to be responsible for paying the applicable development <br /> impact fees, and buildout of the remaining projects would generate additional revenues, <br /> via increases in property and sales taxes, to cover the costs of City services such as <br /> police and fire. <br /> BACKGROUND <br /> Hacienda was established under the PUD section of the Zoning Ordinance, which, <br /> among other purposes, is intended to "accommodate changing market conditions and <br /> community desires over time," including changes in City policy and direction, market <br /> and economic conditions, and property owner plans. The Zoning Ordinance establishes <br /> a PUD modification process that allows for changes to a PUD with Planning <br /> Commission and City Council approval. <br /> Hacienda today covers a total of 833 acres, bounded approximately by 1-580 to the <br /> north, Arroyo Mocho to the south, Hopyard Road to the west, and Tassajara Creek and <br /> the Iron Horse Trail to the east. A general vicinity map of Hacienda can be seen in <br /> Figure 1 for reference. Hacienda was originally developed in two phases under a single <br /> comprehensive PUD Development Plan, Design Guidelines, and set of Covenants, <br /> Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs). Phase 1, covering 573 acres, was established <br /> with PUD-81-30. Phase 2, covering an additional 260 acres, was established with PUD- <br /> 85-08. These two PUDs have undergone numerous changes since their creation. <br /> Page 2 of 12 <br />