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CITY CLERK
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STAFF REPORTS
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1/30/2007
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15 Y
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04 - SPECIAL MEETING - GP
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<br />The "Y" form of the former Southern Pacific and Union Pacific railroad corridors has influenced <br />street and subdivision layouts in the past, and continues to exert a strong influence on the character of <br />the community. Most noticeable are the vistas to distant hills and Mount Diablo provided at road <br />crossings of the railroad corridors. They railroads also influence perceptions of the community by <br />focusing vehicular and pedestrian traffic along specific streets leading to the txilroafl-crossings. "1'he <br />Last 13ay Regional Park District and the Citv of Pleasanton arc constructing portions of the Iron Horse <br />Trail on the former Southern Pacific right-of-wav in Pleasanton. <br />[moved here] Architectural Style and Character <br />[moved here] Downtown has the most distinctive architectural character within the community, with <br />its Victorian and "Main Street" buildings. The contemporary architecture and site planning of the <br />newer business parks iV-arc also distinctive and expresses a strong image of progressive businesses with <br />a concern for the working environment of employees. 13tulding heights remain relatively lo~u, <br />contributing to Plrisanton's small-town character. [move belowl <br />[moved here]_~e-eOlder residential neighborhoods " <br />~~ ,~ <br />.are open and accessible to one another instead of being closed by way of cul-de-sacs <br />and limited through-streets. Parking~~rages sit behind homes lcavin~Pfront yards < , for <br />neighbors to gather and children to play, rather than for parking cars or as garage entries. Families and <br />friends gather outdoors on the front Pporches r°~ ••"-~a ~~ ''~"• ~ ~~~ ~"-~-----~ where they may greet <br />pedestrians passing by, instead of closing_thcroselves in back yards _, <br />• , <br />[moved here] Other buildings within the community vary in style and character, but not abruptly, since <br />most of the growth has occurred within, - - .. ~ ~ d~~c last few decades. I,i~T}~t <br />colors and earth tones predominate i11 houses and commercial buildings throughout both urban and <br />viral areas of Pleasanton. "These colors blend in with the otien areas and tirovide a sense of openness <br />in more developed areas. <br />Community Chazaeter 0'l l G07 redline 10-4 1 /03/2lH)7 <br />
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