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City of Pleasanton 2023-2031(6th Cycle)Housing Element Update City of Pleasanton Notice of Preparation • Implementation of the programs set forth in the Housing Element Update. • Approval of subsequent public facility and roadway improvement projects in support of such residential and mixed use development. Other Government Agency Approvals Additional subsequent approvals and permits that may be required for future residential development projects from local,regional, State, and federal agencies including but are not limited to the following: • California Department of Fish and Wildfire • Bay Area Air Quality Management District • California Department of Transportation • San Francisco Regional Water Quality Control Board • Alameda County Airport Land Use Commission • Alameda County Flood Control and Water Conservation District's Zone 7 • Dublin-San Ramon Services District • Pleasanton Unified School District • Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Department • East Bay Regional Parks District • Bay Area Rapid Transit District • Alameda County Local Agency Formation Commission Environmental Review Purpose In accordance with California Environmental Quality Act(CEQA)Guidelines(14 California Code of Regulations [CCR] § 15082),the City has prepared this Notice of Preparation(NOP)to inform agencies and interested parties that a Program EIR will be prepared for the proposed Housing Element Update.The purpose of an NOP is to provide sufficient information about the Housing Element Update to allow agencies and interested parties the opportunity to provide a meaningful response related to the scope and content of the Program EIR including mitigation measures that should be considered and alternatives that should be addressed (CEQA Guidelines 14 CCR § 15082(b)). Environmental Review Process Following completion of the 30-day NOP public review period,the City will incorporate relevant information into the Program EIR, including results of public scoping and technical studies. Subsequently, the Program EIR will be circulated for public review and comment for a 45-day public review period. The City requests that any potential Responsible or Trustee Agency responding to this notice do so in a manner consistent with CEQA Guidelines Section 15082(b).All parties that have submitted their names and email or mailing addresses will be notified throughout the CEQA review process. FirstCarbon Solutions 16 ect 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