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Draft 2.0 Land Use Element Program 12.5: Industrial, retail, and office projects should generally conform to the average densities assumed in Table 2-3. However, projects proposing intensities greater than the average assumed in Table 2-3 may be allowed up to the maximum indicated, provided that sufficient amenities and mitigations are incorporated into the project to justify the increased density. Mixed Use Policy 13: Encourage mixed-use development which encompasses any combination of commercial development, housing units, or community facilities ui an integrated development. This mixed-use development would preferably be located in areas served by public transit and would develop at densities that encourage affordable housing. Policy 14: Establish awell-planned mixture of land uses around the BART Stations. Program 14.1: Work with the Hacienda Owners Association to prepare a Hacienda Specific Plan for the Hacienda Business Park with special emphasis on creating amixed-use, pedestrian-friendly area around the East Dublin/Pleasanton BART Station. Program 14.2: Provide land use flexibility for the Hacienda Business Park, Stoneridge Mall, and other areas through the mixed-use land- use designation. Open Space Policy 15: Preserve designated open space areas for the protection of public health and safety, the provision of recreational opportunities, for agriculture and grazing, for the production of natural resources, for the preservation of wildlands, water management and recreation, and the physical separation of Pleasanton from neighboring communities. Program 15.1: Preserve open space by way of fee purchase, developer dedications, conservation and scenic easements, transfer of development rights, Williamson Act contracts, open-space zoning categories, and other means. Policy 16: In the Ridgelands, preserve the remaining agricultural open space. LU element 082107 clean 2-30