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<br />the streets would be laid out, hopefully with more narrow streets. He liked the point <br />about density with amenities. He wanted to evaluate traffic effects and opportunities to <br />help the city with its traffic problems. It is simplistic to say no more houses because <br />they bring traffic. He hoped to see a way to quantify the sustainable or environmental <br />benefits of this as opposed to big houses in the hills. Perhaps it would help understand <br />density transfer. Economic benefit was of concern to him as well as it relates to retail <br />and the synergies of people living near retail and office. School impacts also needed <br />further review. Finally, he wanted to make certain there is community input. He <br />supported development near the BART station and across from Wal-Mart, but there is <br />concern about the development on West Las Positas area. He did not think that could <br />be truly transit-oriented. He noted the Hacienda website included several studies that <br />have been done for this project, including what the retail can support, traffic impacts, <br />Dublin retail impact on this, etc. <br /> Mayor Hosterman reiterated the information available on the website and <br />encouraged members of the community to review that data. She acknowledged there <br />are issues regarding the impact on schools. There are critical mass questions about the <br />number of units necessary to make the project work. She listed other points raised, <br />such as, locations for visiting similar developments, trip generation numbers, walking <br />mall idea, BART parking, traffic issues, future entitlements for retail and office space, <br />analysis of impact of transit-oriented development on the downtown, density transfers, <br />housing element questions, sustainable future regarding housing goals, scenarios of <br />what the project could look like, getting a measure of community acceptance as the <br />project evolves, quantifying environmental benefits with regard to density transfers, <br />understanding economic benefits, and providing opportunity for community input. She <br />asked James Paxson if he understood the direction given at this meeting. <br /> Mr. Paxson said he and the consultants had clear ideas of what was necessary <br />to generate the next level of information. He said the URL for the website mentioned is <br />TOD@Hacienda.ora All the studies are posted on that site. <br /> Mayor Hosterman thanked everyone for coming to the meeting and for the <br />information presented. <br />5. ADJOURNMENT <br /> There being no further discussion, the joint workshop was adjourned at 9:20 p.m. <br /> Respectfully su <br /> ~ci <br /> Dawn Abraha <br /> City Clerk <br />Joint Workshop <br />City Council/Planning Commission 14 10/25/05 <br />
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