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EXHIBIT J: PUBLIC COMMENTS ILEANTON 045.4„..Preofr Downbown Spectre Pim Update General Plan Amendments Item 3-ATTACHMENT 7 Page Proposed Anreocknent Noes. Catirg wits).FAR=bum tom rano • Th ibm ten01.1n e planned unt renagintinteet IPIX11 et•*agelfte Ptak nt'Abet nutY Amil0S4 hum fro to Inn.When to the 151w-sox tnaninurn Aer4$1.0440,40.34KLenett44,61A44e4hieuer Pier kods. Thu FAH matenum uougzlhawitan rhe Doyntunr apetthe Mal arna stud li tart tthitembog Wan C Ptartas may ih M.A6d U.so F AH and&miry ramps ortv I May Oda*veto Mt aro enthontai by Ma WV We lama'ma CW471014041 COIVAT601121 bun I2144 PA omen's stall bejel 1Me FAR netnews in in Nooneers Pak land us&dagigntillon SCUCC rAnyniniyonocprnant Linpament 2004. Page 2-21 Mixed-use development is the gotoombination of various the following land uses;such office, commercial hotel, institutional: and residential in a siNle building, on a single site, or on adiacent sites that are physically and functionally interrelated Page 2-32 Program 12 1: Implement the 2002 2019 Downlavvn Specific Plan and the neeeseePit-fouiqinfie Page 2-13 Program 12.4: Encodeege second,floor apartments above first-floor commercial uses and tivt-worK units in the OOWntOwn. Allow Meted- ) , use development in the Downtown where residences are located behind commercial usessubiect to the lirnit4tion s sr.,ecifed in Me Downtown_Specik Plan. Page 2-33 - - ;mance thet-lar-eieste-the-ogInt-et ; ntown-eecieke4ea CIRCULATION ELEMENT Page 3-9 The 2002 Downtown Specific Plan ictentifiod identifies panting as one of the most important issues for the Downtown and one that is critical for the success of DOwntown businesses,AblemLiglann eously suociorttng the integration at alternatiyas modes of transportation. , HOUSING ELEMENT Policy 41 Ir.-:-RaSe housing in the Lornmercial portion of the Downtown area by Cu tting three-story cOrstrLction in the Downtown area purs4er:44e ,E..f:c.•dahce with the policies of the Downtown Specific Plan wr Or r F.:•.-aciritlai over commercial in mixed-use but CiJ . Il'- oporad',LT die May 2a 20'2.00inittorn Specific Plan(*wale Tt -.4ron Plow erg 2 Prepared for the June 26, 2019, Planning Commission Meeting 9 e up with this policy change? Prepared for the June 26, 2019, Planning Commission Meeting 7 rdinance We strongly encourage the Task Force to support our efforts to establish a Right to Do Business Ordinance in Downtown_The intent of such an ordinance is to protect the vibrant uses intended for our Downtown Core from conflicts with other private and public uses in the Downtown. Living in and around a Downtown is wonderful and lively but can come with increased noise and activity levels. This ordinance would advise stakeholders within the CC district of the potential inconveniences associated with Prepared for the June 26, 2019, Planning Commission Meeting 5 oidable impacts will result from implementation of the Plan.Having(i)adopted all feasible mitigation measures,as stated herein and discussed in the Draft EIR;(ii) rejected alternatives to the Plan, as stated herein and discussed in the Draft EIR;and(iii) recognized the significant unavoidable impacts of the Plan, the City Council hereby finds that each of the separate benefits of the proposed Plan, as stated herein, is determined to be unto itself an overriding consideration, independent of other benefits, that warrants approval of the Plan and outweighs and overrides its significant unavoidable impacts,and thereby justifies the approval of the City of Pleasanton Downtown Specific Plan. 27 would result in an operational emissions increase of 4,000 MTCO2e per year and an energy consumption increase of 168,000 million BTU per year compared to existing conditions. While the Plan would not be sufficient to align downtown Pleasanton's emissions trajectory with the goals established under SB 32 and EO S-3-05,implementation of the 26 ntal 24 iteria air pollutants 23