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ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT <br /> The proposed new section of the Pleasanton Municipal Code has no possibility to have a <br /> significant effect on the environmental and it therefore exempt from the California <br /> Environmental Quality Act per Title 14 Cal. Code of Regulations §15061(b)(3). <br /> SUMMARY/CONCLUSION <br /> The proposed ordinance aims to further the preservation of historic buildings by creating <br /> disincentives (fines and restrictions on future development) for unpermitted demolitions and <br /> alterations. A fine could be up to the appraised value; and the amount of the fine can be <br /> appealed. The restrictions on future development have a long-time frame of 20 years so that <br /> speculative owners cannot hope to illegally demolish or alter a historic building and then <br /> rapidly build and sell a new, larger home. <br /> Primary Authors: Larissa Seto,Assistant City Attorney, 925-931-5023 or Iseto(cr�cityofpleasantonca.gov <br /> Steve Otto, Senior Planner, 925-931-5608 of sottocitvofpleasantonca.gov <br /> Reviewed/Approved By: <br /> Ellen Clark, Planning Manager <br /> Brian Dolan,Acting Director of Community Development <br /> Project No. P19-0342, Citywide Planning Commission <br /> 5 of 5 <br />