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o There are multiple sites listed with over 5 different owners and dozens of leases. <br /> Multifamily housing developments typically take 24 months from groundbreaking <br /> to certificate of occupancy.A commercial lease is typically between 5 and 10 years. <br /> Is it the City's belief that zero of lessees of property within its site inventory will <br /> run through 2028?That would be highly unlikely. <br /> • Area 2-Stoneridge <br /> o Requiring replacement parking would increase the cost and decrease the likelihood <br /> of new development,discourage transit ridership,and increase traffic and <br /> pollution.We think you should waive the requirement to provide replacement <br /> parking. <br /> • Area 3-PUSD Donlon <br /> • Area 5-Clorox Business Park <br /> o Do not require replacement parking.This site is only 1/2 mile from BART.This will <br /> increase construction costs,slow redevelopment and raise housing costs. <br /> • Area 7-Old Santa Rita <br /> o This nonvacant collection of 20 parcels with diverse ownership is highly unlikely to <br /> be developed absent additional incentives for land assembly. <br /> o We have previously written to raise issues with this site being developed within the <br /> planning period due to difficulties outbidding existing uses and land assembly. <br /> o Given the diversity of parcels and ownership,does the City of Pleasanton have <br /> substantial evidence(i.e.written interest from owners)that use could be <br /> discontinued within the planning period? <br /> • Area 20-Boulder Court <br /> o This is an industrial site without easy access to parks,commercial uses and other <br /> resources.The Low-Income units here would be surrounded by other industrial <br /> uses. <br /> o Is there any indication that remediation will be needed from existing and prior <br /> industrial uses?How long would that take? <br /> o Is there any evidence of interest from the property owner? <br /> o This site should not be used for Low Income housing and its units should be <br /> allocated to other sites. <br /> Constraints Analysis <br /> • Pleasanton's governmental constraints analysis is inadequate,especially as it relates to <br /> development standards. <br />