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P19-0379, 1 Brozosky Hill Lane Planning Commission EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Terry Townsend, on behalf of the property owner, is proposing a four-lot, single-family residential subdivision on an existing approximately 20-acre site located at 1 Brozosky Hill Lane in the City’s Vineyard Avenue Corridor Specific Plan (VACSP) area. As proposed, the project would retain the existing single-family residence, and construct three new single-family homes. The project site is identified as Lot 24 by the VACSP, which allots three new single-family homes to the site. The VACSP Land Use Plan identifies general home locations for each site within the VACSP, referred to as the “blob” areas. The proposed project, in addition to the construction of three new single-family homes, proposes to change the identified house location, or “blob”, for the benefit of less hillside disturbance. The proposed project is being presented to the Planning Commission as a work session to hear the proposal and give directions to staff and the applicant. No formal action will be taken on the application at this time. When the application returns to the Planning Commission for a formal hearing, the Planning Commission would then make a recommendation on the project to the City Council. BACKGROUND The Vineyard Avenue Corridor Specific Plan (VACSP) and Planned Unit Development (PUD) rezoning for an approximately 384-acre area in southeast Pleasanton were adopted by the City Council in June 1999. The VACSP Financing Program was subsequently adopted in March 2000. Over the past decade, individual projects within the VACSP have been approved, consistent with the provisions of the Specific Plan. Vijayalakshmi Reddy is the current owner of Lot 24 in Subarea 3 of the VACSP. The VACSP allotted a total of three new residential units to be located on Lot 24 in addition to the existing home. The project site has two land use designations: PUD- Hillside Residential (HR) and PUD-Open Space (OS). The allocated HR areas were located in two separate areas of the site: one HR area located in the northern portion of the site is allocated for two homes, and the second HR area located near the existing residence in the mid-portion of the site is allocated for one new home. Please see Figure 1 for the Vineyard Avenue Corridor Land Use Plan below and attached as Exhibit C.