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^ Land Use Element Policy 15 (Page II-19): "Maintain a maximum housing buildout of 29,000 housing units within the Planning Area." At 51 units, less than the maximum 98 units for this site by the Pleasanton General Plan, the proposed project implements this policy of the General Plan. Housing Element Policy 21 (Page 81): "Ensure compliance with the Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance by requiring each residential...development to which the Ordinance applies to include its pro-rata share of very-low and low-income housing needs or, if the Ordinance criteria are met, to contribute an in-lieu fee to the lower-income housing fund to facilitate the construction of very-low and low-income housing....." The proposed project implements this policy. Refer to the "Housing" section of the staff report. ^ Circulation Element Policy 2 (Page III-11): "Phase development and roadway improvements so that levels-of-Service do not exceed LOS "D" at major intersections outside the Central Business District." The proposed project implements this policy. Refer to the "Traffic" section of the staff report. Conservation And Open Space Element Policy 1 (Page VII-10): "Preserve and enhance natural wildlife habitats and wildlife corridors." The proposed project implements this policy. Refer to the "Flora/Fauna/ Wetlands" section of the staff report. ^ Conservation And Open Space Element Policy 3 (Page VII-11): "Preserve and enhance stream beds and channels in a natural state, except where needed for flood control." The proposed project implements this policy. Refer to the "Flora/Fauna/ Wetlands" section of the staff report. ^ Conservation And Open Space Element Program 13.1 (Page VII-17): "Land containing no slope of less than 25 percent should be limited to one single- family home per existing lot of record." This policy would apply to existing lots of record and new lots created entirely on slopes exceeding a 25 percent slope grade. For Oak Grove, the streets and lots are located on the areas of the site having slope grades less than and greater than 25 percent. Therefore, the Oak Grove development plan conforms to this policy. PUD-33 Page 18 of 59 June 13, 2007