Bernal Community Park Master Plan

5 RELATIONSHIP OF THE MASTER PLAN TO OTHER PLEASANTON PLANNING DOCUMENTS Four primary City planning documents are directly relevant to this Master Plan: the Bernal Property Phase I and II Specific Plans, the Phase One Community Park PUD, and the combined Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the Bernal Property Phase II Specific Plan and the Bernal Community Park Master Plan. The specific relevance of each document is summarized below. 1. Bernal Property Phase I Specific Plan, dated August 21, 2000 The Bernal Property Phase I Specific Plan pertains specifically to the 198-acre “private development” portion of the greater 516-acre Bernal Property, and more generally to the entire 516-acre site. Phase I calls for a “30-50 acre Community Park within the central area, designed for active use and lighted sports fields.” The Phase I Plan text further includes the following policy guidance regarding the Community Park: “The Community Park should incorporate the mitigation measures described in the (Phase I Specific Plan) EIR as it develops, including addressing potential impacts on adjoining uses. When determining the location of the Community Park, attention should also be given to the potential future Phase II uses which may have particular locational and/or adjacency requirements in order to retain the possible accommodation of these future uses in the Phase II planning of the site. The components of the Park shall be determined using the comprehensive public process and, in particular, shall be consistent with the Land Use and Visual Resources objectives of this (Phase I Specific) Plan. The Community Park shall include neighborhood park facilities.” Since a Specific Plan is defined by the State as an extension of the General Plan, all related City plans and other City documents must comply with the specific plan. Accordingly, the Bernal Community Park Master Plan must comply with all pertinent