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THE CITY OF # ° e 210 '"` CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT 6 pLEASANTONc March 3, 2020 Engineering TITLE: APPROVE THE FINAL MAP, IMPROVEMENT PLANS, SUBDIVISION AGREEMENT, AND EASEMENT AND MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT FOR SUBDIVISION 7813, LOCATED AT 3459 OLD FOOTHILL ROAD SUMMARY PUD 58, and Vesting Tentative Map 7813, for the property located at 3459 Old Foothill Road where approved in 2006 and 2007, respectively. The approvals entitled the approximately 30-acre hillside property to be divided into eight custom home lots to be located on approximately eight acres near the center of the property, with the surrounding 22 acres being dedicated to the City as open space. The vesting tentative map was extended several times, both administratively by the City, as allowed in the Map Act, and by State of California legislation that was enacted due to the Great Recession. In 2014, before the expiration of the vesting tentative map (with extensions), the City and the property owners entered into a development agreement whereby the 22 acres were deeded to the City and the vesting tentative map was extended for a period of ten years. The Final Map, Subdivision Improvement Plans, and other required project documents for the eight-acre development are now complete. Staff recommends that City Council approve the Final Map, Improvement Plans, Subdivision Agreement, and Easement and Maintenance Agreement for Subdivision 7813. RECOMMENDATION 1. Approve the Final Map, Improvement Plans, and Subdivision Agreement for Tract 7813. 2. Approve the Easement and Maintenance Agreement over a portion of the City- owned approximately 22-acre open space parcel for maintenance of the required landscaped fire buffer surrounding the development, and maintenance of the stormwater bio-retention facility. 3. Authorize the City Manager to enter into the Subdivision Agreement and Easement and Maintenance Agreement. 4. Accept all street right-of-way and easements offered for dedication on the Final Map. FINANCIAL STATEMENT There will be a minimal increase to city expenses for the maintenance of public improvements. Tax revenue and utility fees generally cover the increased cost to provide services and maintain infrastructure.