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Policy 4: Allow for completion in processing of complete applications for subdivisions, building permits, and other improvements submitted as of July 27, 1993, to proceed subject to the existing planning, zoning and development regulations in place as of the adoption of this amendment. Policy 5: The City shall consider an amendment to existing zoning regulations to require a minimum parcel size of 100 acres and to allow for clustering of single family homes on parcels of 200 acres and greater within the Limited Open Space areas. Each home site shall be limited to a maximum parcel size of 5 acres, at an overall density of one home per 100 acres, and there shall be dedication of an agricultural conservation easement on the remaining acreage of the original parcel. Policy 6: The City will support establishment of a Ridgelands Protection Boundary corresponding to urban limit lines, where adopted, and otherwise to the boundary between urban residential land use designations (density greater than one unit per gross acre) and hill open space areas as contained in existing general plans of each jurisdiction. Boundary Adjustments Policy 7: The majority of the Pleasanton Ridgelands shall remain as unincorporated land under the control of Alameda County. The City of Pleasanton shall take the necessary actions to locate the westerly edge of its Sphere of Influence boundary at the westerly edge of the lots at or adjacent to the top of the Pleasanton and Main Ridge. The City of Hayward shall retain its existing Sphere of Influence (west of Palomares Road). The City of Hayward shall detach the area consisting of those parcels with frontage on Santos Ranch Road or otherwise lying east of the brow of Pleasanton Ridge (see map following page VII-20), and shall annex comparable area from the County. Policy 8: The City will cooperate with surrounding jurisdictions to define which jurisdiction will provide basic services (police, fire, water, etc.) to existing development within the Ridgelands Area. Access to Public Park Lands Policy 9: The City will join with Alameda County and the City of Pleasanton to encourage the East Bay Regional Park District to provide public access to Ridgelands Park from as many points as feasible, including Foothill Road, Palomares Road, and Dublin Canyon Road, in order to maximize public access and to distribute the traffic impacts of staging areas among surrounding jurisdictions. As Amended July 27, 1993 VII-19