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THE CITY Of CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT PLEASANTON. October 6, 2020 City Manager TITLE: ACCEPT BACKGROUND INFORMATION AND PROVIDE POLICY DIRECTION ON THE DISPOSITION OF THREE PARCELS OWNED BY PLEASANTON GRAVEL COMPANY LOCATED IN UNINCORPORATED ALAMEDA COUNTY SUMMARY Pleasanton Gravel Company (PGC) owns several properties located in unincorporated Alameda County, between the city limits of Pleasanton and Livermore. Over the past several years, PGC has been in contact with staff from both Pleasanton and Livermore, expressing interest in development of three of its parcels, located south of Jack London Boulevard and west of Isabel Avenue. Most recently, PGC has initiated outreach to the City of Livermore, whose staff has indicated preliminary interest in exploring potential annexation and development of some or all of these parcels. Livermore has sought dialog with the City of Pleasanton, and input on potential concerns and planning considerations. Staff of the two cities has suggested it may be beneficial to develop agreement(s) between the City of Livermore, City of Pleasanton, and PGC, regarding the processing of applications to develop the properties, including a cooperative approach to review and mitigation of project impacts. The content of this report provides background on the properties, relevant boundaries, and a summary of the key issues, and provides a staff recommendation for City Council's consideration with respect to future agreement(s) related to the possible annexation and development of these properties. RECOMMENDATION Staff recommends that the City Council authorize the City Manager to pursue agreement(s) with the City of Livermore to address topics and issues of concern to the City of Pleasanton, and, assuming successful accomplishment of these agreements and relevant actions, and notwithstanding any new issues identified during the project review process, to form the basis for potential City of Pleasanton support for the annexation and development of these properties within the City of Livermore. The agreements are likely to include Pleasanton Gravel Company, and may involve other parties such as the City of Dublin (for potential traffic mitigation issues). City Council would have final authority to review and approve the agreements before they are executed.