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4_Exhibit B
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4_Exhibit B
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AGENDA REPORT
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1/11/2023
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<br />C-44 | City of Pleasanton Housing Constraints <br />There are several known deficiencies within the sanitary sewer system in need of improvement. <br />These improvements are most likely to be undertaken as CIP projects or as part of future <br />development. Certain housing sites identified in the sites inventory will require expansions and/or <br />upsizing to the local sewer collection system to support housing development. This is further <br />discussed in Appendix B (Sites Inventory and Methodology). <br />As required by Government Code §65589.7, in May 2008, the City adopted an administrative <br />policy to provide priority water and sewer service for housing developments serving lower income <br />households. <br />Dry Utilities <br />Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) and East Bay Community Energy (EBCE) provide electricity <br />services in Pleasanton, and additional dry utilities include natural gas (PG&E), telephone, cable <br />television, and internet (AT&T and Comcast/Xfinity), and solid waste (Pleasanton Garbage <br />Service). Future projects that require new connections would have to coordinate with responsible <br />dry utility providers, and none have identified deficiencies or inability to provide utilities throughout <br />Pleasanton for any future development. Future system expansion costs for new development are <br />typically shared between the service provider and developers. <br />
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