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City of Pleasanton 2023-2031(6`"Cycle)Housing Element Update City of Pleasanton Notice of Preparation Proposed General Proposed Site Density Range Existing General flan Plan Land Use Existing Zoning Zoning No. Name (du/ac) Land Use Designation Designation Designation Designation Anticipated Changes on Site 24 Sonoma Drive5 I MU I-P District PUD-MU Construction of new rest entiaal units;extent of Area , t; District existing development to be demolished unknown and would vary from parcel to parcel. 25 PUSD—District 8 16 PI MU P District PUD-HDR Construction of new residential units;existing District development on site expected to be demolished. 26 St.Augustine 2 7 PI MDR A District PUD-MDR Construction of new residential units on District vacant portion of church-owned property. 27 PUSD—Vineyard 3 5 PI MDR PUD-School District PUD-MDR Construction of new residential units on District vacant site. 29 Oracle 45 75 MU.HP n3 ,' ' ,; p„ ..Rp .....' ',PUD-MU Construction of new resident's s, , ,xII, : District it vacant portion of property. Notes: High-density sites are denoted with purple shaded background and the medium-and low-density sites are denoted with the green shaded background. * The General Plan land use map depicts multiple potential land uses within the entire East Pleasanton area,which includes the Kiewit site.Program 6.1 of the General Plan indicates that allowable uses in this area are to be considered through a Specific Plan process. Source:City of Pleasanton 2022. General Plan Land I.se Designations Zoning District LDR Residential—Low Density ICO Industrial/Commercial/Office A Agriculture District MU Mixed Use District MDR Residential—Medium Density I General and Limited Industrial R-1-65 One-Family Residential District, I Industrial District HDR Residential—High Density MU Mixed Use 6,500 square feet minimum lot size l/C-O Industrial/Commercial Office C Retail/Highway/Service CF Community Facilities i RM Multi-Family Residential Districts District Commercial/Business and PI Public and Institutional I C Commercial District I-P Industrial Park District Professional Offices A Agriculture and Grazing '.C-C Central Commercial District 'I-G-40 General Industrial District,40,000 BP Business Park OS Open Space C-S Services Commercial District square feet minimum lot size PHS Public Health and Safety C-F Freeway Interchange Commercial 'Q Rock,Sand and Gravel Extraction PR Parks and Recreation District District P Public and Institutional District I PUD Planned Unit Development District LDR Low Density Residential District MDR Medium Density Residential District HDR High Density Residential District OS Open Space District FirstCarbon Solutions 13 ers the maximum number of units on the potential sites for rezoning,should any of the Housing Element Update policies facilitate the production of ADUs,any additional units over the 93 units would be accounted for within the evaluation because it is unlikely that all of the sites will develop at maximum density. ° The 2015-2023(5'h Cycle)Housing Element assumed 294 units at the property.Pursuant to AB 2923,and as evaluated in this Program EIR,the property would have a density of 75 dwelling unit/acre(du/acre),resulting in a total of 593 potential units,or 314 additional units to what was evaluated in the Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Report for the City of Pleasanton Housing Element and Climate Action Plan General Plan Amendment and Rezonings. ' Low density includes a density range of 2-7 du/acre Typical housing types include detached single-family units and duplexes. The medium density classes includes both low medium density and medium density.Low medium includes a density range of 8-14 du/acre. Typical housing types include small lot single-family homes,townhomes,and small-scale apartment buildings.Medium density includes a density range of 15-25 du/acre.Typical housing types include attached apartments,condominiums,and townhomes with surface parking. FirstCarbon Solutions 8