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2005 Pleasanton Plan 2025 2.0 Land Use Element <br />2-22 Adopted 07 21 09; Amended 10 19 10 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />main use but different in type, such as religious institutions within <br />industrial zones. The General Plan intent is to incorporate the <br />variety of compatible uses which are generally allowed by the zoning <br />districts within each General Plan designation. Accordingly, <br />permitted and conditional land uses allowed within the various City <br />zoning designations are considered to be consistent with the <br />corresponding General Plan land-use categories. <br />Below is a general description of the land uses allowed under the <br />Pleasanton General Plan. The allowable density of any zoning <br />designation for any individual parcel must fall within the density <br />range for the underlying General Plan designation as shown on <br />Table 2-3, above. Any use allowed within the zoning district must <br />also conform to the General Plan. <br /> <br />Applied Biosystems buildings <br />Notwithstanding any provisions of State law to the contrary, when <br />zoning individual properties, the City shall attempt to balance <br />development at the upper end of the General Plan density range with <br />the lower end so that the City can apply average densities – shown in <br />Table 2-3 – city-wide. The average densities shown in Table 2-3 were <br />used to calculate the holding capacity of the General Plan and resulting <br />levels of traffic, noise, and air quality. <br /> <br />The General Plan Map’s conceptual depiction of major arroyos as <br />Open Space-Public Health and Safety applies the Open Space <br />designation to the entirety of flood-control channel rights-of-way as <br />ultimately determined by the City. These arroyos are not to be <br />counted as part of residentially designated gross developable acres. The <br />City shall consider terrain of the land when designating land uses, so <br />that it does not redesignate land that is not feasible or appropriate for <br />development to Low-, Medium-, or High-Density Residential. <br /> <br />All projects receiving PUD approval prior to the adoption of this <br />comprehensive General Plan update in 2009 shall be deemed in <br />conformance with the provisions of this Plan. <br />Residential Areas <br />Any housing type (detached and attached single-family homes, <br />duplexes, townhouses, condominiums, and apartments) in addition <br />to religious facilities, schools, daycare facilities, and other community <br />facilities, may be allowed in any of the residential designations <br />provided that all requirements of the Zoning Ordinance are met.
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