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• PUD Development Plan and Rezoning — The three parcels owned by the Lester family <br /> are currently in unincorporated Alameda County but were prezoned to Agriculture (A) in <br /> 1986 (Ordinance No. 1288). The proposed project will require rezoning from A to PUD- <br /> LDR/OS-A&G/OS-PH&S District to be consistent with the General Plan Land Use <br /> designations. The parcel owned by Shriners is also located in unincorporated Alameda <br /> County; it was not prezoned. Thus, this parcel would need to be prezoned to be <br /> consistent with the General Plan Land Use Designations (i.e., Planned Unit <br /> Development — Low Density Residential/Open Space — Public Health and Safety <br /> District). The applicant also seeks PUD Development Plan approval to demolish two <br /> existing homes and construct two new single-family homes between Dublin Canyon <br /> Road and the proposed staging area, and construct a gated development with 29 two- <br /> story, single-family homes, private and public open space, and related project site <br /> improvements. <br /> • Vesting Tentative and Final Subdivision Map —The subdivision would include <br /> residential lots in two distinct clusters. Twenty-nine residential lots would be located <br /> within the central portion of the project site. Two residential lots would accommodate <br /> two new single-family homes to replace the existing single-family residences at 11033 <br /> and 11021 Dublin Canyon Road. Additionally, two EBRPD parcels and four private open <br /> space parcels, described as "Parcel A," would be created. <br /> • Growth Management Allocation — Pursuant to the City's Growth Management <br /> Ordinance (Pleasanton Municipal Code Chapter 17.36), the proposed project would <br /> require a Growth Management Allocation for the 29 proposed new units. Approval of the <br /> allocation is at the City Council's discretion so long as the total annual citywide limit on <br /> new residential units for the year of application is not exceeded. <br /> • EIR Certification — Pursuant to California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) <br /> Guidelines Section 15090, prior to approving a project, the City will have to certify the <br /> final EIR was completed in compliance with CEQA, was presented to the decision- <br /> making body prior to approving a project, and reflects the City's independent judgement <br /> and analysis. <br /> SCOPE OF ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW <br /> Environmental Topics to be Addressed <br /> The following areas of potential environmental impacts have been identified by staff and the EIR <br /> consultant, for which detailed analysis is recommended to be included in the EIR. Additional <br /> detail on the scope of topics proposed to be addressed under each of these categories is <br /> provided in the Notice of Preparation, included as Exhibit A. As a result of comments received <br /> during the scoping period, including at this scoping session, additional issues may be identified <br /> that may be added to this list: <br /> • Aesthetics • Hydrology and Water Quality <br /> • Air Quality • Land Use and Planning <br /> • Biological Resources • Noise <br /> • Cultural and Tribal Cultural Resources • Public Services and Recreation <br /> PUD-130/TRACT 8472/P18-0078/P18-0079/P18-0080/P18-0081 Planning Commission <br /> 10807, 11021, and 11033 Dublin Canyon Road and the parcel west of 11021 Dublin Canyon Road <br /> 10 of 11 <br />County Assessor's Office and Alameda County staff <br /> have been notified of the discrepancy. <br /> PUD-130/TRACT 8472/P 1 8-00 78/P 1 8-00 79/P 1 8-0080/P 18-0081 Planning Commission <br /> 10807, 11021, and 11033 Dublin Canyon Road and the parcel west of 11021 Dublin Canyon Road <br /> 3 of 11 <br />s Page 7 of 9 August 14, 2019 <br />