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Draft 2.0 Land Use Element Open Space Policy 15A: Preserve designated open space areas fox the protection of public health and safety, the provision of recreational opportunities, fox 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 Preserve open space by way of fee purchase, developer 15A.1: dedications, conservation and scenic easements, transfer of development rights, Williamson Act contracts, open_space zoning categories, and other meansete. Policy 16: In the Ridgelands,~reserve the remaining agricultural open space. Pros?ram 16.1: The base density for agricultural areas in the Rid elands is 100 acres ner building site. New homes may be located only on a legal building site, must not interfere with agricultural use in the area, and must not interfere with documented public ~;enc~plans to connect or create trails and open space areas. Measure F may not be amended as to land-use designations nor repealed except by a vote of the citizens of Pleasanton. Policy 172: Preserve scenic hillside and ridge views of the Pleasanton Ridgeland and the Southeast Hills. Program Continue to implement the land-use and development 172.1: standards of the Pleasanton Ridgelands Initiative of 1993 (Measure F). Program Study the feasibility of preserving large open-space acreage in 172.2: the Southeast Hills by a combination of private open space and a public park system. Growth Management Goal 2: ~e-dDevelop in an efficient, logical, and orderly fashion. Polity Maintain a permanent Urban Growth Boundary (UGB) beyond which urban 1 ~= development shall not be permitted. Program Permit only non-urban uses beyond the Urban Growth 18-~.1: Boundarv~3GB. LU element 082107 redline 2-34