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THE CITY OF <br /> EXHIBIT E <br /> ]'LEASANTON. Recommended Revisions to the November 2018 Draft Specific Plan <br /> Prepared for the June 26, 2019 Planning Commission Meeting <br /> Specific Plan <br /> Page Comment/Change <br /> Downtown Commercial: New ground floor residential is not permitted on properties with frontage on <br /> Main Street, including in the rear portion of and/or behind an existing or proposed non-residential <br /> building. Residential uses fronting Main Street are only permitted on upper floors. Where upper-floor <br /> residential uses are proposed, parking (e.g., a garage)for the residential uses may be provided on the <br /> ground floor behind commercial uses, provided that it does not include habitable space. Existing ground <br /> floor residential uses may remain and/or be remodeled and are subject to the PMC Chapter 18.120. <br /> Ground floor residential may be located behind commercial uses elsewhere (on properties without <br /> frontage on Main Street) in the Downtown Commercial district provided that: <br /> • Street fronting commercial space is required, with a minimum depth of 50-feet to ensure viable <br /> commercial uses; <br /> • Re-development sites have no net loss of commercial square footage; <br /> • Residential at the rear of the site designed to minimize visibility from the commercial street-front; <br /> and <br /> • The proposed residential is fully parked on-site <br /> Mixed Use-Transitional: Ground floor residential may be located behind commercial uses in Mixed <br /> Use- Transitional district provided that: <br /> • Street fronting commercial space is required, with a minimum depth of 50-feet to ensure viable <br /> commercial uses; <br /> • Re-development sites have no net loss of commercial square footage; <br /> • Residential at the rear of the site designed to minimize visibility from the commercial street-front; <br /> and <br /> • The proposed residential is fully parked on-site <br /> * Per City Council direction 6 <br />including in the rear portion of a <br /> 31. 47 and A-6 non-residential building. Where upper-floor residential uses are proposed, parking (e.g., a garage)for <br /> the residential uses may be provided on the ground floor behind commercial uses, provided that it does <br /> not include habitable space. <br /> * Per City Council direction 5 <br />the Downtown Design Guidelines. <br /> Task Force Input <br /> The Task Force is requested to consider and provide a recommendation to the Planning <br /> Commission and City Council for adoption of the Draft Downtown Design Guidelines <br /> Amendments. <br /> 2 Note: There are a large number of such figures, and they have not been updated for this Task Force <br /> meeting, but will be provided in advance of the Planning Commission and City Council's action to adopt <br /> the amendments. <br /> Prepared for the May 28, 2019 Downtown Specific Plan Update Task Force Meeting Page 10 of 11 <br />Development Plan that <br /> Prepared for the May 28,2019 Downtown Specific Plan Update Task Force Meeting Page 8 of 11 <br /> Page 4 of 11 <br /> Force Meeting Page 2 of 11 <br />