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CITY CLERK
CITY CLERK - TYPE
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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Soundwalls and Berms <br />Soundwalls along major arterial streets, such as those along Stoneridge Drive west of Hopyard Road, <br />were installed in the 1970s and 1980s. These walls create a bland, monotonous appearance In areas, <br />the appearance of soundwalls has been softened by growing vines. In some areas, such as in the <br />Country Fair and Del Prado neighborhoods, the maintenance of soundwalls has been delayed, further <br />compromising_their appearance. <br />Landscape berms provide sound attenuation and are attractive alternatives to soundwalls Other <br />design solutions include frontage roads with homes facing thoroughfares (such as portions of Hopyard <br />and Foothill roads) and lush landscaping such as along portions of Valley Avenue However this <br />reduires significant maintenance. Anew landscaped berm was installed west of the freeway near the <br />Pheasant Ridge neighborhood. <br />Utilities <br />The City and other utility providers own and maintain the above-ground utilities and utility boxes <br />which are present on many streets in the city. These utilities include traffic control devices, irrigation <br />controls, and backflow prevention devices. If not well designed, located, and screened, these utilities <br />can negatively impact the character of city streets. <br />EXISTING PROGRAMS AND IMPLEMENTATION <br />Community Programs and Activities <br />. The nurturing <br />of all uidividuals ,°c~ ~tinl; and old has played a major part in making <br />Pleasanton the community it is today. Supporting community members is considered ~ ital to <br />maintaining a thriving, sustainable community in years to come The programs and activities <br />mentioned below can assist in generating a healthy, well-cared-for, and integrated community <br />Community Activities <br />Pleasanton provides numerous opportunities for families and individual community members through <br />activities and special events which appeal to all age groups and bring members of the community into <br />contact with one another. Pleasanton embraces a broad definition of family that encompasses a varietk <br />of fat~nily arrangements and lifestyles. Centers for community activities include parks, religious <br />facilities, restaurants, the Alameda County Fairgrounds, and schools. _ <br />. - .See also <br />Human Services in the Pubic Facilities and Community Programs Element. <br />In Pleasanton, special events. while important for generating community interaction, are weighed <br />against their potential impacts on the business community, such as disruptions to regular operations <br />during street closures. <br />Community Chazacter O11G07 redline 10-14 1/03/2(X)7 <br />
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