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[~. ~~:\!~, --.. - Phase II permits a variety of public and quasi public uses to be integrated into an open space/ grand park-like setting. Since the actual land use locations and acreages are to be determined over time, a process is also provided to guide the planning of Phase II projects, This process is intcndcd to be flexible enough to allow future use of the Phase II Planning Area to respond to the ever-changing community needs in a manner that will sensitively preserve the 318 acres under City ownership. Planning Area Location And Description As shown in Figure 1 1, the 516 acre Bernal Property consists of three separate land areas: (1) the 202 acre Western Area located between Interstate 680 (I 680) and the Arroyo de la Laguna: (2) the triangular shaped Central Area containing approximately 251 acres and bounded by 1680 to the southwest, Bernal Avenue to the north, and the Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR) tracks to the southeast: and (3) the 63 acre Eastern Area situated between the UPRR tracks to the northwest and the Alameda County Transportation Corridor to the southeast. Existing land uses that surround the Bernal Property are also shown in Figure 1 1. These include single family housing and the Castlewood Country Club Golf Course to the west of 1-680; the Bernal Corporate Center and the Alameda County Fairgrounds to the north: and the Pleasanton Middle School, apartment housing, and office and light industrial uses to the southeast. The Phase I and II Planning Areas are shown on Figure 1 2. Phase II includes 119 acres that surround the Phase 1 residential neighborhood in the Western Area, 162 acres situated mostly east of the Phase I commercial/office and residential lands in the Central Area, and 37 acres consisting of the "Knoll," marsh, and Hearst Elementary School located southeast of the UPRR tracks in the Eastern Area. 12 Introduction