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THE CITY OF III ; m �. 21211 I r n LEASANTON© MEMORANDUM Date: July 28, 2021 To: Planning Commission From: Ellen Clark, Director of Community Development Melinda Denis, Planning and Permit Center Manager Shweta Bonn, Senior Planner Subject: July 28 Planning Commission Meeting Agenda Item 3: Active Ground Floor Use Overlay (AGFUO) Planning Commission: Staff is providing this memo to all Commissioners to summarize questions received from one commissioner, and staffs corresponding responses. Similar Requirements in Other Jurisdictions Do other jurisdictions such as Danville or Los Gatos have a requirement in place for multi-use tenant spaces? Staff has not found any jurisdictions that have precisely the same requirement as Pleasanton's policy with respect to multi-tenant spaces; however, some jurisdictions do make some accommodation for this type of situation in their land use regulations: The Town of Danville has updated its ordinance to add a "blended use," allowing retail uses to have 25 percent of some other type of use without having to incur any additional parking in lieu fees. Danville also processes land use permits on a case-by-case basis to non-retail uses in the downtown core, provided it is a business that will bring people to its downtown to make multiple trips (e.g., fitness, personal service, etc.). Danville plans to commence update of its Downtown Master Plan and Beautification Plan and staff expects to maintain retail, restaurant, and personal uses in the downtown core. Although not specifically related to multi-use tenant spaces, the following is related to land use requirements in downtowns, and with respect to active uses, in Livermore, Los Gatos, San Rafael, and Concord: - The City of Livermore's Downtown Specific Plan identifies various subareas for its downtown, each of which have a unique list of permitted and conditionally Page 1 of 5