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East Pleamnton Spn#k Plan City of P{easantan 1.2.3 - city of Pleasanton General Plan Nafte of PrcpaMian and SvWng Meet ft The City of Pleasanton General Plan Land Use Map identifies a series of seven land uses that may be considered for the Plan Area including: Public and Institutional; Residential; Business Park, Retail/Highway/Service Commercial/Business and Professional Offices, Parks and Recreation, General and Limited Industrial, and Water Management/Habitat /Recreation. With the exception of the Water Management/Habitat/Recreation area (existing lakes), the General Plan Map does not detail the actual location of the potential future land uses but instead leaves this for the Specific Plan process to determine. Zoning Portions of the Specific Plan Area located within the City of Pleasanton are currently zoned Public & Institutional (Operations Service Center), while the area south of Busch Road is zoned General Industrial. 1.2.4 - County of Alameda General Plan The County of Alameda's General Plan designates the Specific Plan Areas outside of the City of Pleasanton limits as a mixture of Water Management, Low Density Residential, and Medium Density Residential. 1.3 - Project Description 13.1- Overview The East Pleasanton Specific Plan serves as a detailed extension of the Pleasanton General Plan for a 1,11D -acre portion of eastern Pleasanton. The purpose of the Specific Plan is to provide guidance for the coordination of the basic land use pattern, development and design standards, circulation network and other public infrastructure, environmental protection, financing, and implementation requirements for development of the Specific Plan Area. The character of future development will evolve from the existing open space setting in which the site is located. Implementation of the Specific Plan would include rezoning, pre -zoning, and eventual annexation of the Specific Plan Area to the City of Pleasanton. 1.3.2 - Development Potential The City of Pleasanton is contemplating ten alternative plans, including the "preferred plan," "no - project, and "no -project -no -build" alternatives for the Specific Plan area, all of which will be considered in the EIR. The alternatives are summarized in the following sections. "Preferred" Specific Plan While the City will consider all of the alternatives, the CEQA analysis will address a "preferred" plan alternative (Exhibit 3) as the basis for impact analysis. The "preferred" plan would provide a total of