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CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLEASANTON ALAMEDA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ORDINANCE NO. 924 AN ORDINANCE REZONING AP- PRO%IMATELY 69 ACRES OF LAND LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SIOE OF VALLEY AVENUE IMMEDIATE LV I~P (INDUSTRIAL PARK) DIS TO THE PU D~INDUST UNIT MAP OF THE CITY S ORDAIN AS Section 1. Rezones the parcel of land approximately 69 acres m size located on the south side of Valley Avenue immediately easterly of the residences along Kolln Street from the I~P (Industrial Park) District to the PUD-Industrial (Planned Unit Development-Intlusiria0 Distract as more particular)y described on Zon~ ing Unrt Map 203. attached hereto and incorporatetl herein by refer- ence. Section 2. The Zoning Map of the City of Pleasanton, dated April 18, 1960. on file with the City Clerk, designating and dividing the Qty into zoning districts is hereby amended by Zoning Unit Map No. 203, attached hereto as Exhibit A, dated January 22, 1980. Section 3. The conceptual plan fora business/industrial complex as submitted to Qty Counul at its meeting of January g, 1980 is here- by approved sublet[ to all the condi~ lions set forth in Planning Commis Sion Resolution No. 1834 and City Council Resolution No. 8012, said conditions set forth in Exhibit 8 ab cached hereto antl incorporated her ein by reference. Section 4. This ordinance shall be effective tMrty (30) tlays after the Oate of its final passage and adop- tion SMion 5. This ordinance shall be published once within fifteen (15) days after lls adoption in THE TIMES, a newspaper of general un culahon, published in the City of Pleasanton. INTRODUCED at a regular meet- ing of the City Council of the City of Pleasanton on January 8. 1980. ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Pleas anion on January 22, 1980, by the following vote: AYES: Councilmembers Butler, Kephart Mercer, Wood & Mayor Brandes NOES None ABSENT~NOne ABSTAIN: None FRANK C. BRANDES. IR.. MAYOR APPROVED AS TO FORM /s/ Harvey E Levlne Clayton E. Brown, City Clerk ey Dons George, Deputy City Clerk CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL OF PUDJ9~13 1. That approval of case PUD~ J9~13 constitutes approval only of Planned Unit Developmenhlndus~ foal Zoning for the subject property: this zoning shall allow abusiness/ industrial park consisting of admim istative headquarters; offices for engmeenng and other technological professions: research and develop men[ activities: high technology manufacturing: commercial activi~ ties such as restaurants, duplicat- ing services, branch banks, gas stations, travel agencies. etc. in~ tended mainly to service the park; ~_i and a small proporfion of ware house uses. 2. Thal poor to constructon of any buildngs on the site, a final de- velopment plan(s) must be submit fed to the Planning Commission and the Council for approval, said plan(s) to more specifically indicate uses: architectural design; site de~ velopment standards such as height, setback, location of parking facilities, screening of loading facili~ ties. etc.: and landscaping among other information. 3. That a soils investigation of existing soils, pit areas and filled pits be conducted prior to submittal of a final development plan to tleter- minethe extent of existing soil to be removed and measures to make the property safe for cOnstruchOn. The soils investigation would be done by a qualified consultant under coin tract with the City and the cost of the study reimbursed to the City by the developer. That case PUD~ 7913 be returned to the Commis lion if the depth of soil to be re- moved equals 10 ft. or more. 4 That all imported fill'and ex~ ported debris be transported to an0 from the site via EI Charro/Busch Road. 5. Thal a haul route be approved by the Qty for fill and removal of spoils prior to commencement of grading. 6. That silt traps be installed and that the property be revegetate0 with native grasses as soon as the final grade is reached in order to control dust generation. 7. That trucks (pf all sizes) maN~ ing pickups and deliveries shall be allowed to service the subject prop. erty only between the hours o1 7:30 am and 5:30 pm. 8. That trucks servicing the sub jest property shall not be more than 2-axles m srze until EI Charro Road is available at all times to acommo~ date trucks generated by the sub jest properly. 9. That the developer enter into an agreement with the City ap- proved by the City Attorney agree ing to participate in an assessment district for the improvement and/or purchase of EI Charro Road and to agree to use EI Charro Road exclu~ srvely for all truck traffic generated by the subject property leaving or entering the City of Pleasanton when that road becomes available for such use. 10. That construction on the suD~ lect property (including grading and striping) be limited to week days only between the hours of 7:30 A. M. and 5'30 P.M. I1. That a grading plan be sub- mitted to the Qty for approval prior to commencement of grading. 12. That the landscape butler on the west side be increased Irom 25 ft. to 30 tt. 13. That the minimum distance between any building on the subject property and any residenlial lot brae shall be 75 It. I4. That the maximum height of any building along the west side of the subject property shall be 14 fL from finished grade. 15. That there be no restaurants or other high traffic generating types of uses established on the west side of the development. 16. That a dust control plan be submitted to the City for approval and that a restriction be put on d to eliminate grading when words reach 15 mph. 17. That "D" circle come no clos- er than 200 ft. to the western prop erty tine of the subjec4property. Legal PT~VT 4020 Publish January 31, 1980