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City of Pleasanton 2023-2031(6th Cycle)Housing Element Update City of Pleasanton Notice of'Preparation Required Discretionary Approvals If the Program EIR is certified by the City Council, several actions may be undertaken by the City Council, including adoption of the Housing Element Update and adoption of the amendments and rezonings to implement the Housing Element Update programs to increase the inventory of land available for the development of housing. These actions could occur after any required review by the Planning Commission. Individual housing development projects would be reviewed and approved as required by the procedures of the City's Municipal Code and may require additional environmental review, as appropriate. Although the Housing Element Update does not require other public agency approvals,the City is required to submit a draft of the Housing Element Update to the California Department of Housing and Community Development(HCD), per Section 65585 of the State Government Code, and consider HCD's findings on the Housing Element Update before it can be adopted by the City Council. Regulatory Requirements, Permits, and Approvals City of Pleasanton The City of Pleasanton City Council, as the city's legislative body, is the approving authority for the Housing Element Update.As part of the approval,the City Council will consider the following discretionary actions: • Adoption of the City of Pleasanton 2023-2031 (6th Cycle) Housing Element Update. • Certify the City of Pleasanton 2023-2031 (6th Cycle) Housing Element Update Program EIR. • Amendments to the General Plan Land Use Element, including modifying the General Plan land use map to indicate applicable designations for each housing site,along with rezoning of land consistent with the programs contained in the Housing Element Update to expand the inventory of land available for the development of housing. Pursuant to State law,the City has up to 3 years following adoption of the Housing Element Update to rezone sites. Conservatively,this Program EIR assumes that rezoning would occur at the time of adoption of the Housing Element Update. • Amendments to the Hacienda PUD Development Plan and the Vineyard Avenue Corridor Specific Plan as necessary dependent on the specific sites to be rezoned. Subsequent actions that may be taken by the City with respect to the Housing Element Update include, but are not limited,to the following: • Annexation of sites currently located in Alameda County and associated modifications to the General Plan land use map and rezoning of these sites, which would occur in conjunction with approval of proposed development projects on such sites. • Approval of subsequent development applications for residential and mixed use development such as PUD approval and project-related approvals such as growth management approval, design review approval,tentative map approval,final map approval, and grading and building permit approval. FirstCarbon Solutions 15 Specific Plan areas. FirstCarbon Solutions 14 trict 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