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(SPA). The SPA is working with two potential developers to explore land use and development options for this site. The purpose of the workshop presentation is to provide the Planning Commission and City Council with information regarding this preliminary proposal and to provide an opportunity for the City Council and Planning Commission to provide feedback to staff on several issues related to development here. DESCRIPTION OF THE PRELIMINARY PROPOSAL No formal application for land use entitlement for Staples Ranch has currently been submitted to the City. The following is a description of a preliminary land use concept that has been discussed by the SLA and potential developers. Attachment 1, Staples Ranch Proposed Land Use Plan shows the general location of these uses: Auto Mall: Approximately 36 acres, adjacent to the 1-580/El Charro interchange, are proposed to be developed by Hendrick Automotive Group for an auto mall, with up to 250,000 square feet of buildings (.16 FAR) and up to 2,800 parking stalls, that would accommodate the growth plans for the company's existing Pleasanton auto dealerships, including Lexus, Acura, BMW, Mini, Infiniti and Volvo. Depending on dealership interest, the auto mall could potentially be expanded onto an adjacent approximately 5-acre site, with up to 35,000 additional square feet of buildings, for a total of 285,000 square feet of development on 41 acres. Buildings would be one and two stories. Access to the auto mall would be limited to traffic coming from 1-580/El Charro Road, with only Emergency Vehicle Access (EVA) to the rest of Pleasant on via Stoneridge Drive. Senior Continuing Care Communitv: Approximately 45 acres, located outside the Livermore Airport Protection Area, are proposed to be developed by Continuing Life Communities as a senior continuing care community, featuring 690 Residential Care Facility for the Elderly (RCFE) units, a commons dining facility, and a health center with 76 assisted/personal care units and 89 skilled nursing beds. Densities would "feather" up from single-story "villa" living units located adjacent to the existing neighborhood to the west, to 3 and 4 story apartment style structures located further to the east. Total square feet of improvements would be approximately 1,400,000. Access to the senior community would be from a new 2-lane bridge extending Stoneridge Drive over the Arroyo Mocho, with a potential emergency vehicle access (EVA) point from the end of Staples Ranch Drive. There would be no vehicular access connection to the adjacent auto mall, or to El Charro Road, although there would be emergency vehicle access. SR 05 :283 Page 2