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Resolution No. PC-2025-12 Page Two (“the Project). Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley completed its affiliation with the ValleyCare Health system in 2014. The proposed addition of approximately 66,000 square feet is within the scope of the IS/ND, which results in a total square footage of approximately 348,425 square feet (282,325 square feet (existing) + 66,000 square feet (addition)), which is 139,675 square feet less than the 488,000 square feet originally approved in the PUD Master Site Plan. The reconfiguration of the internal campus loop drive and the addition of water and wastewater storage tanks and other site improvements are related facilities within the scope of the previously approved IS/ND. The City is not required to prepare a subsequent EIR or subsequent ND unless: 1) there are substantial changes to the project; 2) there are substantial changes in the project’s circumstances or 3) new information that could not have been known at the time the ND was adopted becomes available and such changes or new information require major revisions to the previous ND due to new significant effects or a substantial increase in the severity of previously identified significant effects (Public Resources Code Section 21166; Guidelines Section 15162). There are no substantial changes to the project or the circumstances under which the project is being undertaken that involve new significant environmental effects or substantially increase the severity of previously identified impacts. The proposed project is within the scope of the square footage and na ture of facilities analyzed in the IS/ND and approved under PUD-86-11. Furthermore, there is no new information of substantial importance that was unknown at the time the City Council adopted the IS/ND regarding the project or its effects. Therefore, no ne w environmental document is required. Section 3: Findings for Design Review Approval With respect to the approval of the Design Review (Case P24-0532), the Planning Commission has considered each of the nine criteria set forth in Section 18.20.030 of the Pleasanton Municipal Code, with conformance to relevant criteria outlined as follows: • The Planning Commission finds that the proposed design of the building addition would be harmonious and of a design compatible with the existing building and aesthetics of the medical center complex as a whole (Criteria 2 and 3), and would be of an architectural style appropriate to the building and its surrounding (Criteria 7), since it would include materials and a building design consistent with the architectural character and themes of the existing development, such as using brick, accent brick, exposed concrete columns, metal panels, and low-emissivity glazing, harmonizing with the existing hospital and medical office structures. • The Planning Commission finds the proposed development considers preservation of the natural beauty on the site and the landscaping is designed to enhance the project and streetscape. The project includes the removal of 22 on-site trees, which include three (3) Heritage Trees. The project’s landscaping also includes the planting of forty- three (43) trees and a variety of shrubs proposed throughout the project, most of which would be planted around paseos and amenity areas (Criteria 1, 4 and 5). The Planning Commission finds and concludes the considerations under the required Design Criteria have been duly considered and made to approve the subject application. Section 4: The Planning Commission hereby approves Case No. P24-0532, an application to construct a three-story, approximately 66,000-square-foot building addition, one water and three wastewater storage tanks, and related site improvements for Stanford Health Care Docusign Envelope ID: 690AB28A-6A62-4ECB-9309-BC535EFC672BDocusign Envelope ID: 36B10924-68B9-4DAB-B45F-74C5F45ECB94