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19,000 square-foot maintenance yard area with a 5,500 square-foot maintenance building and parking for 30 staff vehicles 175 space public parking lot Will provide an opportunity for local high school golf teams to have a "home" facility Built to minimize the impact on the natural environment Preserved almost all oak trees on the site Saved historic remnants of ranch properties (2) Open Space/Parkland and Trails: City-owned 173 acres of open space/parkland and wildlife habitat preservation adjacent to the golf course with public access Effectively sets the City's Southern boundary development area by permanently preserving the Open Space areas where streets and infrastructure might otherwise connect south to Highway 84 Created substantial new wetland areas in the open space/parkland (twice as much as was disturbed in the construction of the golf course) Planted riparian vegetation along 5,000 linear feet of channels Acquired 107 acre conservation easement in perpetuity on the Koopman property Assisted East Bay Regional Park District in the acquisition of 80 acres in the former Shea property in the Pleasanton Ridgelands. Constructed approximately 3 miles of hiking and equestrian trail along the perimeter of the golf course offering scenic vista points and opportunities for wildlife interpretation areas Established breeding areas for the Red-Legged Frog and the California Tiger Salamander and preserved and protected approximately 30 acres in the South Conservation area for the Callippe Silverspotted Butterfly Funded the restoration of creek areas and removal of dilapidated structures in the Ridgelands Wildlife interpretation program planned at the Alviso Adobe Community Park as mitigation for impacts caused by golf project (3) Infrastructure: Domestic water and sanitary sewer brought to the Happy Valley area allowing properties with failed septic tanks or poor well water to connect to the City systems Service laterals constructed at every lot along Alisal Street and stubbed-out mains at each street intersection to provide for future extensions of water and sewer service 650,000 gallon water storage tank constructed to service the golf course and to provide capacity for fire fighting flows in the Happy Valley area Fire hydrants have been constructed along Alisal Street, improving fire safety in the area. SR:05:068 Page 3