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Framework Components A. Vision Statement The following vision statement provides a statement of the overall long-range vision for the future development/redevelopment of the Stoneridge Mall properties: Stoneridge2 shall continue to be a community destination that will evolve into a more vibrant mixed-use community with retail, housing, commercial, dining and entertainment activities that are strong economic contributors to the City of Pleasanton. The City, in collaboration with the Stoneridge landowners, will establish a new district that facilitates development of an integrated, sustainable, mixed-use neighborhood, with well- connected walking, biking, vehicular and transit corridors throughout the property, and a range of high-quality public and private gathering spaces and placemaking amenities. B. Guiding Principles The following principles shall guide future planning at Stoneridge: 1. Assure the long-term economic viability of Stoneridge as a regional and community destination supporting the core mall shops and stores, with the addition of future housing, retail, commercial, and park and open space uses on the site. 2. Retain and/or expand job opportunities, property taxes, sales taxes and other amenities and benefits Stoneridge offers the City and its residents. 3. Integrate housing, retail, parking, and other commercial uses in a cohesive manner, that respects and supports adjacent land uses, while providing pedestrian mall entrances that are highly visible, attractive and inviting. 4. Design cohesive and well-planned pedestrian, bike, and vehicular circulation, with connections to the surrounding neighborhoods and transit (including BART). 5. Create thoughtful and integrated outdoor gathering and active and passive open spaces for recreation, entertainment, gathering, reflection, placemaking and civic opportunities. 6. Develop integrated parking solutions that are dispersed throughout the site and are convenient for a variety of uses. Provide parking in both parking garages and surface parking within Stoneridge. Shared parking will be explored and integrated as appropriate to support mixed uses, reduce traffic and manage parking demand. 2 As the properties evolve from their current, retail focused land use, the term "Stoneridge" rather than "Stoneridge Mall" is used here to as the name for the new mixed-use neighborhood that will encompass the regional mall and a range of other uses. 9