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Resolution No. PC-94-09 Page 2 Full pUblic street improvements including streets, curb, gutter, and sidewalks would be constructed along the project site's frontage. Adequate public storm drain, sanitary sewer, and water services would be extended to the site. All of these pUblic utilities and on-site utilities will be installed by the project developer. The existing emergency vehicle access lane from Case Avenue to Sunol Boulevard will be retained and connected to the new Case Avenue cUl-de-sac, providing a second access point to Case Avenue for emergency vehicles. 2. The plan is consistent with the city's General Plan: At a density of 19.7 dwelling units per acre, the proposed project conforms the site's General Plan Land Use Element designation for High Density Residential (8+ dwelling units per acre). Additionally, the proposed project's location implements the Land Use Element policies directed towards locating new housing in infill areas of the city. By providing 80 units of the proposed project for moderate-income households, 44 units for low-income households and 22 units for very low-income house- holds, the proposed project implements the General Plan Housing Element policies directed towards providing housing that is affordable to low- and very-low income households. Providing these units enables Pleasanton to achieve its regional housing share needs in Alameda County. By providing multiple-family rental housing, the proposed project implements the pOlicies of the General Plan directed towards providing at least 25% of the city's housing stock as mUltiple-family housing, providing at least 50% of the city's mUltiple-family housing stock as rental units, and including low- and very low-income units with market rate income units. 3. The plan is compatible with previously properties in the vicinity and the topographic features of the site: developed natural, I II