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EXHIBIT J: PUBLIC COMMENTS 1 Pt S�►NTO N'/ From: Mike Carey Sent: Friday,June 14, 2019 12:27 AM To: Stefanie Ananthan; Megan Campbell; Shweta Bonn; Ellen Clark Subject: PUD Application process and city fee sheet- how to Kill Downtown options and progress Megan-(city of Pleasanton) please print the attachment below and include it with the email below for the June-26th planning Commission packet- » »Attached below- is the Planned Unit Development process application requirements. (PUD) »This process is generally used for a subdivision/lot split, master planned community or a large commercial project that has special circumstances or needs rezoning. » Now our city leaders and planning department are proposing to condition this requirement and application process on Every Straight Zoned Lot in the Central Commercial district of downtown Pleasanton. » Please Do NOT support this hardship and burdensome process from the Downtown owners parcels. »The current zoning for the past 70 years has allowed these uses as a standard straight zoned use, there is no need to change it to a PUD process. Prepared for the June 26,2019, Planning Commission Meeting 15 e Or explosion; C' 9esidentiaf projects, either only les dentiel it rn xed-use, require approval of a PlannK QP,i(Deyelooment(PUM. E Development in the MU-D district shall be swot t4 planned unit development review arid aootOval by City Council 18.46.430'Permitted and conditional rises Permitted arei ;pnditonal uses in the MU-Dan: MU-7 districts as provided in Table 18 44 080 18 46,040 Prohibited uses. Any use not specifically permjl..Qr r ,Ijt QrlaAt y dpi fol in Table 18.44.080, unless a determination is made under Chapter 18.12:9 of this tale 18.46.050 Underground utilities. • Electric and commurric tion serve wird _te ,new ,rea t:re shill de placed inderorOun4 from the nearest utility pole tf the city engineer finds. upon ai r ltcat on by the property owner, that compliance is not feasible. he oi sne shall derma dilietent service arrangements.The property owner shall comply with the requirements of this -r •n Wit • t .x n : tth; n- - -r ,rr-n--ment with?ha public utility involved. !8.46c4-3,,,—Off street park.inq. A. 0V-street perkily 'aoilities shall be provided far eacrn use in the MU districts as vrescribed in Cnae er 18 and 18.E_020D o1 t iia titre_ B. In the Mixed Use districts,the Plannirxt Commission or City Council may allow shared parking; Praaper d tor lne May 2e.2019,Downtown apecmc Mon upivite Te*Fore*?Awing 10 Prepared for the June 26, 2019, Planning Commission Meeting 14 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