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meeting City's upcoming (2021) RHNA allocation, and at least 20% of units to be affordable*. The quantity, type, and mix of residential development will be determined through the EPSP process. o Commercial to include some local-serving retail and may include some amount and mix of office and/or industrial uses, with type and amount to be determined through the EPSP process. No commercial or industrial uses to be located outside of Urban Growth Boundary, with the potential exception of a relocated PGS facility. o No growth management allocations will be provided to the EPSP area, until such time that the City's RHNA allocation is confirmed and the City's Housing Element is updated and adopted by the City Council. • Open Space: Range of open space types to be located throughout the planning area, including passive/resource open space around the Chain of Lakes; neighborhood-oriented public open space, and quality private open spaces for all residential uses. • Public Facilities: o Pleasanton Garbage Service (PGS) facility to be relocated to a new site east of the newly extended El Charro Road, with the project proponent to be responsible for negotiating and facilitating relocation with PGS, and with the intention that the relocation occurs at no cost to City or PGS ratepayers*. Pleasanton Unified School District (PUSD) Facilities: • School Site: Minimum 10-acre school site to be identified to accommodate grade K through 8th; with funding for construction of a new school to be provided by the developer, as negotiated by PUSD. • PUSD Maintenance Facility Site: to be located adjacent to Operations Services Center, as negotiated with PUSD*. City Operations Services Center: to remain in its existing location, with suitable buffers for new residential development. • Trails: High-quality and integrated network of pedestrian and bicycle trails, including a connection to the Iron Horse Trail. • Airport Protection Area: Through the EPSP process and via the Alameda County Airport Land Use Commission (ALUC), consider a modified boundary for the Airport Protection Area to allow an expanded range of uses*. • Utilities: Adequate water supply, water, and sewer infrastructure to be secured and provided prior to development, with the developer to fund and install all needed improvements, including the possibility of partial or full funding for water quality upgrades. Recycled water piping to be provided throughout the development area. • Implementation/Phasing: Project to be phased so that no construction occurs before the start of the next Housing Element cycle (2023), and development to Page 5 of 8