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EXHIBIT SAN FRANCISCO SPECIFIC PLAN ISSUES AFFECTING THE CITY OF PLEASANTON Land Use Issues Compatibility of the proposed project with the policies and land uses contained in the General Plan. Type and mix of proposed land uses and compatibility with other areas of Pleasanton. Adherence to adopted standards for traffic, noise, air quality, parks, public facilities, etc. Sufficiently detailed design guidelines to ensure quality development by future owners. Sufficient community facilities to support the mix of land uses on the site as well as contributing to community-wide needs. These may include a community park with space for sports fields, a swimming pool, and buildings to house a gymnasium, classes and other recreation activities with adequate parking to support these uses; one or more neighborhood parks; land for an elementary school, a middle school; a golf course, a fire station; a commercial center; and open space. Coordination of land uses and public improvements with the TMI Specific Plan and other nearby projects. Assessment of the effects of any commercial development on Downtown businesses. Circulation Issues Projected traffic volumes and safety issues affecting the design and location of the 1-680/Bernal Avenue interchange. Improvement of Bernal Avenue, Foothill Road, Valley Avenue, Sunol Boulevard, Case Boulevard, and internal streets according to City standards. Construction of the Valley Avenue Extension from Bernal Avenue to Sunol Boulevard including improvement of the Bernal and Sunol intersections, dedication of necessary rights-of-way, and crossing of the UP railroad tracks. Adequate circulation among the three major parcels bisected by 1-680 and the Union Pacific Railroad tracks (see attached map). The effect of short- and long-term development of the project on nearby roadway volumes and intersection levels of service.