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-~' ..'., ~a ~_ Voter Initiative Objective TO ENSURE THAT ALL PLANNING WITHIN THE PHASE II SPECFIC PLAN AREA IS CONDUCTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH INITIATIVES APPROVED BY THE VOTERS OR ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL. Following is a summary of matters relating to recent and potential future Bernal Property citizen initiatives for background informational purposes. For the complete wording of each initiative, please refer to Appendix 1, 2 and 3. Aactual initiative wording is to take precedence over the following summary wording, Voter Initiative Policy 1: Bernal Property Initiative (Measure V). There shall be no transfer (with or without consideration), sale, or trade of any City of Pleasanton-owned land within the boundaries of the Bernal Property Phase II Specific Plan Area. All land uses on or of City-owned land within the Phase II Specific Plan boundaries must be accessible by and to the public. Housing of any type is prohibited on city-owned land within the Phase II Specific Plan boundaries. Voter Initiative Policy 2: Initiative to Save Our Community Park. The approximately 50-acre Community Park shown in Figure 3-2 shall be located within Sub-Areas I or 2 as identified on Figure 3-1. The City shall approve no land uses that are incompatible with use of the Community Park for lighted sports fields, outdoor amphitheatres, amplified sound and other uses typically found in a large community park. The City shall adopt a master plan for the Community Park in order that compatibility of proposed nearby uses can be compared with real plans for the Community Park. Development of the first phase of the Community Park shall be given the highest reasonable priority in development of the Bernal site. Nothing in this policy shall limit the discretion of the City to locate additional park uses in areas outside the Community Park, Voter Initiative Policy 3: Bernal Property Right to Vote Initiative (Measure X). Land uses and activities to be included in the community facilities land use plan shall be for the community to decide, and the Phase II land use plan shall be subject to approval by the electorate before implementation. Voter Initiative Policy 4: Potential Future Initiatives. Any substantive adjustments to the boundaries or to the potentially permitted uses within the Planning Area, once approved by the voters, shall require further voter approval. Voter Initiative Policy 5: Referendable Development Plan Actions. All Planned Unit Development (PUD) plan approvals by the City Council shall be subject to voter referendum procedures. 132 Land Use Element