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Hidden Canyon Residences and Preserve Project EIR City of Pleasanton Notice of Preparation General Plan EIR and would not represent an increase beyond current projections. Therefore, proposed project implementation would not displace any individuals or significantly increase population, and less than significant impacts related to population and housing would occur. EIR Public Scoping Meeting Information The City of Pleasanton will conduct an EIR public scoping meeting related to the proposed project in accordance with CEQA Section 21083.9. The EIR public scoping meeting is an opportunity for the public to learn about environmental review for the proposed project and to comment on environmental issues that the EIR will address. Date: Wednesday, September 11, 2019 Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: City Council Chambers 200 Old Bernal Avenue Pleasanton, CA 94566 FirstCarbon Solutions 7 . • Water and Wastewater Systems—The proposed project would require extension of public water and wastewater systems on-site. The EIR will consider operational components of the off-site water supply and wastewater collection systems that would serve the proposed project; the City is currently undertaking analysis of the water supply and distribution system in the vicinity of the proposed project to determine if system improvements or modifications are necessary. If the analysis determines expansion or modification of City facilities are needed, the environmental impacts of those project components must be analyzed in the EIR. Considering existing conditions on the project site, it is anticipated that the following resource categories will not require detailed analysis and instead will be addressed under an Effects Found not to be Significant chapter of the EIR: • Agriculture and Forestry Resources—Some grazing is currently ongoing at the project site; however,the project site is not designated as important farmland under the California Farmland Mapping and Monitoring Program and the project site is not subject to a Williamson Act contract.As such,the proposed project is not expected to result in significant environmental effects. • Mineral Resources—There are no known mineral resources located on or adjacent to the project site and the nearest mineral resource recovery site is located approximately 7.0 miles southeast.As such, the proposed project would not result in significant effects related to mineral resources. • Population and Housing—The proposed project site is currently developed with two residential homes and related structures located on the south side of Devaney Creek. Both homes are owned by the Lester family. The proposed project includes demolition of the two homes and replacement with two new homes on the south side of Devaney Creek; an additional 29 homes would be constructed in the central portion of the site on the north side of Devaney Creek. Approximately 43.85 acres of the site is currently designated for low-density residential development in the General Plan, with a maximum density of 1.99 units per gross acre. This land use designation suggests that the General Plan buildout assumed up to 87 dwelling units, which indicates that the proposed development of 29 lots was already accounted for in the FirstCarbon Solutions 6 posed project would require a Growth Management Allocation for the 31 proposed units.Approval of the allocation is at the City FirstCarbon Solutions 3