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EXHIBIT J: PUBLIC COMMENTS PLEASA'N N -ti --"Py To N• Downtown , ;.,r me Plan Uwe r loasanton Mulleipet Code Amenclrnants nem 3-ATTACHMENTS Tobacco stores shall be Subject to a conditional use permit as prescribed in Chapter t 8.124 in the GR(m), C-R(p),C-Ni aeSC-C and MU-D districts. Secondhand stores andlor pawn shops shall be subject to a conditional use permit as prescribed in Chapter 18 124 in the C•C and MU-D districts. 31 Where:(1)the subject tenant space is located within the Downtown Specific Plan area, and (2)the subject tenant space exceeds 7,500 gross square feet, a retail use shall be subject to a conditional use permit as prescribed to Chapter 18,124. 32 Homeless shelters within die SF service facilities overlay district that meet the requrrernertts set forth in Chapter 18,82 shall be a permitted use. 33 If the subject tenant space exceeds 75,000 gross square feet,the use shall be subject to a conditional use permit as prescribed in Chapter 18 124 This requirement does not apply to light industrial uses located in Hacienda, an area defined by Ordinance 1325 and as subsequently amended. 4 R staurant nd caterin a ent with in h II 'act conditional use Permit as prescribed inChewer 18.124. 35 Apv use shall opeate only between hours of r 00 alp 11'00 p.m. Chapter 19.443 MU MIXED USE DISTRICTS 18.46 010 Pude A. Inadditlort to the oo ecttves mor ribed to Section 1804{110 of trrls illi the Mixed Use districts are included in this title to: T ProQe onoortunities fora diver is of moatible and oam©lementary commercial end residential i,es wth"n close prox mitts to one another; including uses that may be lecate1 on the same site.in the same Putldinq.or on adiacent sites. 2_EncoLraae . n .nient a ce c for jowntr n re a.n•+ In s_gttoices entertainment shonoina and dining within a shortwalking or 0r-cycling distance. _9. In addition to the DumQsQs set forth above: 1.The Mixed Use-Downtown district is intendep to foster a dynamic Mixed vse destination at the soutic•n end of the Downtown,that complements and extents the vitality of the existing Central-Commercial district. This district supports a, balanced mix of uses including commercial, hotel.entertainment.office,food halls live/work and residential uses.and public-serving uses ,pcludino public perking facilities to servethe needs of me broader downtown area:and, 2. The Mixed Use-T ansitional district Is intended to accommodate a range of lower-jrlensity commercial uses than allowed in the Mixed Use-Downtown and Downtown Commercial dj, ricts.including retail.office personal services.looci 'ripsted for rhe May.28.2014 r)uwnxMn 3,3ec'kc Men Updax Task F.'c, t lael,rj 15 Prepared for the June 26, 2019, Planning Commission Meeting 13 1 O Z N 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