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. A program of implementation measures including regulations, programs, public works projects, andfinancing measures necessary to carry out the above items." RELATIONSHIP OF THE SPECIFIC PLAN TO THE GENERAL PLAN The Pleasanton General Plan, together with the two-phased Bernal Property Specific Plans, provide the framework for guiding future land use development and public infrastructure within the greater 5l6-acre Planning Area. The Specific Plans serve as an extension ofthe General Plan and are to be used as both policy and regulatory documents as detailed proposals for the Bernal Property are developed over time. The Specific Plans are to be used as guides for developing project plans, and projects are to be evaluated by the City for consistency with them. Specific Plan policies will take precedence over more general policies applied elsewhere by the City. The relationship between the objectives, policies and guidelines used in both Specific Plans are described as follows: Objective: An objective is a specific end condition that, when attained, helps to achieve the desired or ideal end-state. There may be several objectives providing intermediate steps towards achieving these ideal conditions. Policy: A policy is a specific statement that is used to guide decision-making. It represents a clear commitment and direction of the Plan. Guideline: A guideline is a recommended approach or strategy to ensure compliance with a policy. Guidelines are intended to be discretionary in their application. RELATIONSHIP OF THE SPECIFIC PLAN TO THE BERNAL COMMUNITY PARK MASTER PLAN The Bernal Community Park Master Plan is the result of efforts conducted through the Bernal Community Park Task Force, the Bernal Design Competition; and substantial input from the City Council and commissions, community members, and City staff and consultants. The Master Plan is undergoing formal plan review concurrent with the Bernal Property Phase II Specific Plan and Environmental Impact Report. The Master Plan provides conceptual guidance for the development of a series of sports fields to be situated on approximately 50 acres ofland in the easternmost portion of the Phase II Specific Plan area. The Master Plan is intended to coordinate the site planning and phasing of the future Community Park. It is further intended to be flexible and subject to change over time. Any changes to the Master Plan must be consistent with all pertinent provisions of the Bernal Property Phase I and II Specific Plans. Administrative Draft, Bernal Property Phase II Specific Plan, October 25, 2005 Page 4