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2005 Pleasanton Plan 2025 2.0 Land Use Element 2-34Adopted 07 21 09 Area 2 (Stoneridge Shopping Center) •Development on this site shall occur in accordance with the Stoneridge Mall Framework, and its Guiding Principles and constituent components as adopted by the City, and/or any Specific Plan, Master Plan or similar comprehensive development plan that may be subsequently developed by the City and/or property owners and approved by the City for the Shopping Center. Area 18 (Valley Plaza)- This site shall be mixed use and include a substantial commercial component. This may be vertical or horizontal mixed use. Area 21(Kiewit)- •This site shall include a park and/or public open space area or areas totaling at least two acres. •Future development project(s) shall accommodate and provide connections to existing and future trails delineated in the City of Pleasanton Trails Master Plan. •For the portion of the site designated for high density development, if the site is used for a dedicated affordable housing project that would meet the requirements of the City’s Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance, the City shall provide flexibility in determining conformance with minimum project density requirements, including allowing for a “net density” approach to be used that is based on the development footprint of the high density housing project, inclusive of features such as the residential buildings, parking areas, internal circulation and open space/outdoor recreation areas dedicated for the exclusive use of project residents; and/or exclusive of public streets/right of way, shared trails easements, and publicly-accessible open space. •The project site plan shall be designed to limit and minimize cut-through traffic through the project from Busch Road to Valley Avenue. Area 22- (Merritt)- A Planned Unit Development is required in conjunction with the necessary annexation of this site. Area 25 (PUSD-District Office): •-Development on this site shall provide a transition on the Abbie Street frontage to the existing single-family development to the east, with smaller scale and lower-density housing types along this edge. •The allowable number of residential units for the entire, approximately 10-acre property shall be allowed to be clustered on a smaller portion of the site, up to approximately seven acres, if needed to accommodate retention of PUSD facilities, such as a new/reconstructed building for Village High School. •The site shall include a park or public open space area, in addition to any private open space provided for the use of residents of the project. •A landscaped buffer shall be provided along the First Street frontage. •The site circulation shall be designed to minimize routing additional traffic northbound on Second Street. •The City will work cooperatively with PUSD to facilitate inclusion of housing units suitable for and affordable to teachers and other members of the PUSD workforce, and/or other members of the local workforce.