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P23-0480 and TR8680 Planning Commission April 23, 2025 Page 11 of 31 54. PG&E EASEMENT. The PG&E Easement recorded on 7-27-1973, Reel 3474 Image 261, discusses the right to operate overhead electrical equipment, yet PG&E apparently also operates a buried gas transmission pipeline within the same area according to the National Pipeline Mapping System as illustrated on the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (US DOT) website. The applicant shall confer with PG&E about any restrictions PG&E may impose within proximity to this high-risk gas transmission main. A note on the vesting tentative map indicates that the gas transmission pipeline will be relocated so long as PG&E permits this relocation to locations within the subdivision’s public road network or public easements. The applicant shall provide evidence from PG&E that it concurs with this relocation and that the relocated facilities will thereafter be subject to franchise rights conveyed via Pleasanton Ordinances 217 and 218 adopted on June 2, 1952, as may have been amended. If PG&E will not allow the relocation of the pipeline, then the Project shall be responsible to revise the subdivision design in a manner that allows the PG&E facilities to remain in their current locations. (Address this condition prior to improvement plan approval) 55. BOULDER STREET EXTENSION. The Boulder Street extension from Valley Avenue will rely on the applicant obtaining property rights (in fee) from Cubesmart across a triangular- shaped parcel shown on Sheet C-200 of the VTM (also identified as APN 946-1251-8-5). This parcel (or portion thereof), along with the other relevant portions of the Boulder Street extension (previously offered for dedication but rejected by the City as noted in COA 56 below) shall be offered for dedication to the public for roadway and utility purposes. The offer of dedication shall be in a form reasonably acceptable to the City. This offer of dedication shall occur prior to final map approval. Such offer of dedication shall be construed as full satisfaction of this Condition 55, regardless of when the City formally accepts said offer for the benefit of the public. 56. BOULDER STREET RIGHT-OF-WAY ACCEPTANCE. The owner of property located on Parcel Map 7995 offered to dedicate right-of-way for the Boulder Street extension needed to connect the Boulder Street at Valley Avenue intersection to the proposed Project. Said offer of dedication was, however, rejected by the City Engineer who preserved the right to accept the offer at a later date, as allowed by California Government Code §66477.2(a). The acceptance can be accomplished by the legislative body [Pleasanton City Council] by passing a resolution, which is then recorded at the Alameda County Recorder’s Office. At such time as the applicant complies with COA 55 above (which shall happen prior to final map approval), City staff will present this action to the City Council. 57. PARK. The park shall be owned, operated, and maintained by the HOA with a Public Access Easement (“PAE”) granted to the City across the entirety of the park parcel. The PAE shall grant the public rights to access the park subject to restrictions that may be imposed by the HOA consistent with Pleasanton Municipal Code Chapter 13.08. The Director of Community Development shall review and approve the relevant CC&R provisions that address this condition prior to final map approval. 58. UTILITY UNDERGROUNDING. Subject to approval by the relevant utility, the joint utility poles that extend along the east side of the Project site shall be undergrounded as part of the Project, including the pole at the northeast corner of the Project site where existing overhead cables extend north, south, and east. The undergrounding shall be accomplished Docusign Envelope ID: 2B93F64A-C49E-4C2A-BF54-785F6FDA6546