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Climate Action Plan <br /> Staff completed an analysis of how the proposed project is consistent with or <br /> implements the applicable measures outlined in the City of Pleasanton's 2012 Climate <br /> Action Plan (CAP).6 As a large office/R&D project located immediately adjacent to a <br /> BART station and several commuter bus lines, the proposed project is generally <br /> consistent with Land Use Goal 1 of the CAP: to reduce vehicle miles traveled (VMT) <br /> through infill and higher density development. The project will also incorporate bicycle <br /> racks/storage for employees that utilize alternative commutes, will provide carpool and <br /> alternative vehicle parking spaces including some with electric vehicle charging stations, <br /> and will provide incentive-based programs that encourage employees to choose <br /> alternative transportation to work. In addition, several Strategies and Supporting Actions <br /> related to water and energy conservation from the CAP are implemented in the <br /> proposed project or are required in the conditions of approval. <br /> Landscaping <br /> Landscape plans have been provided for the subject site showing existing and new <br /> planted areas around Building 1 and for the remainder of the subject site, including <br /> planting of the vacant Phase 2/3 areas of the subject site with native grass and <br /> wildflower mix and shrubs until such time those subsequent phases move forward. The <br /> landscape plan would provide a variety of trees, shrubs, and groundcover on the subject <br /> site. <br /> Planting plan details would be determined at the time of building permit review and be <br /> finalized in consultation with the City's Landscape Architect to ensure an attractive <br /> landscape that will also meet the City's Water Efficient Landscaping Ordinance. In <br /> Phases 2/3, more detailed plans will be developed and submitted for proposed <br /> landscaping and hardscape areas around future buildings, also subject to review and <br /> approval by the City. <br /> The proposed landscape plan appears attractive and contains sufficient landscape area <br /> around the perimeter of the structures, parking areas, and along the street frontages. <br /> Staff also believes, once finalized with the City's Landscape Architect, the density and <br /> species of trees indicated would be appropriate. Since the quantities and spacing of the <br /> shrubs and groundcover is not shown, a condition of approval requires these be shown <br /> on the plans provided at the building permit review stage, subject to the consideration of <br /> the City's Landscape Architect. <br /> Tree Removal <br /> A tree report has been prepared that specifies the species, size, health, and value of the <br /> existing trees on the site that exceed six inches in diameter. There are approximately <br /> 159 existing trees over six inches in diameter on the subject site, including 70 defined <br /> as a "Heritage Tree" by the PMC (i.e., a tree which measures 35 feet or greater in <br /> height or which measures 55 inches or greater in circumference). In Phase I, <br /> approximately 61 of 159 (including 5 Heritage) existing trees would be removed. At build <br /> 6 An update to the 2012 CAP is underway, but since it has not been adopted,the evaluation was completed against <br /> the current plan. <br /> 26 <br />
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