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the skate park, update of the City's Climate Action Plan, and consideration of the Merritt property along Foothill Road ■ The interest in banning single -use plastics is now being broadened to Single Use Disposables (SUDs), and the EVC should represent the business community's interests when that priority is addressed. Council approved a Memorandum of Understanding as an outcome of negotiations with the Pleasanton City Employees Association Council adopted a resolution for the stabilization of the Hacienda Mobile Home Park on Vineyard Avenue, which effectively capped rent increases at the annual Consumer Price Index (CPI) Council continued its ongoing discussion about State housing legislation. Overview and Discussion Regarding Stoneridge Shopping Center Expansion and Renovation Pamela Ott introduced the discussion by referencing the Economic Development Strategic Plan's Action Item C3: Work with Stoneridge Shopping Center owners to facilitate expansion (within entitled square footage). Director of Community Development Gerry Beaudin provided an overview of the project proposal for Stoneridge Shopping Center. He noted the most recent improvement of the mall was in 2005 with the addition of Cheesecake Factory and PF Chang's. With the December 2018 extension of the development agreement, the owners of Stoneridge Shopping Center — Simon Properties — received a five year renewal of entitlements to expand the mall; the City will maintain close contact with the owners to anticipate their needs upon commencement of expansion. The presentation covered: • Background: o The 1992 development agreement permitted expansion of the mall by 380,000 square feet o Follows all permitted and conditional uses of the C-R(M) District of the municipal code • Project proposal: o Demolition of Sears and parking structure o Construction of ■ Three new two-story retail buildings. ■ A new two-story mixed-use building with 23,000 -square -foot specialty grocery market, two restaurants, and 40,000 -square -foot cinema ■ New three-story 125,000 -square -foot lifestyle fitness facility with 6,000 - square -foot restaurant, or a hotel o Reconfiguration of existing parking/driveway areas and creation of new pedestrian and bicycle access lanes along the inner side of the Stoneridge Mall Road loop • Roadway improvements • Parking standards • Stoneridge Mall framework (included in City Council Work Plan) to outline o Community goals and expectations o Allowed uses o Public amenities 0 Overall, the project would add about 80,000 new square feet to the center.