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Draft 2.0 Land Use Element zoning designations are considered to be consistent with the corresponding General Plan land=use categories. Below is a general description of the land uses allowed under the Pleasanton General Plan. The allowable density of any zoning designation for any individual parcel must fall within the density range fox the underlying General Plan designation as shown on Table 22=3~-4, above. Any use allowed within the zoning district must also conform to the General Plan. When zoning individual properties, the City shall attempt to balance development at the upper end of the General Plan density range with the lower end so that the City can appl~,average densities- shown in Table 2_3-~-4, = ity-wide. TWithin the PlanningArea~the City shall maintain a maximum buildout of 29,000 housing units .The average densities shown in Table 22=3~-4 were used to calculate the holding capacity of the General Plan and resulting levels of traffic, noise, and air quality. •, cc_____ ~____,_ ___u_ __.___» ___,___ ____,_ __.___~_ : _ ~_`._1..,.~~1 __....1.._ _..1._._,.1-.1., l,_. ..~L.,.« ~,..~.,.«,.l ~l~.r. previsier~s: The General Plan Map's conceptual depiction of major arroyos as Open Space-Public Health and Safety sl3~appliesy the Open Space designation to the entirety of flood control channel rights-of--way as ultimately determined by the Ciry. These arroyos axe not to be counted as part of residentially designated "gross developable acres." The City shall consider terrain of the land sl3"„~'-e eer~sifiei=ed-when designating_land uses , so that it ~--«-°~~ -__,-:~>A :.. ~~~ c _..:~,~ c._.. devele~errtdoes not--get redesignated land that is not feasible or appropriate for development to Low=, Medium-, or High=Density Residential. 1?i eside~tl ; LU element 082107 redline 2-23