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health center. Planned services include daily meals, housekeeping including linen services, unit maintenance, health monitoring, social activities and transportation. The proposal includes numerous amenities for its residents: • Indoor and outdoor casual and formal dinning areas • 432 seat auditorium • 78 seat movie theater • Billiards room • Art/crafts and ceramics room • Card room • Computer room • Library • Beauty shop • Lake • Pool and spa • Saunas • Massage room • Fitness room • Resident gardening • Pitch and putt practice golf course • Dog park The development proposal includes a combination of multi and single story living units, a maintenance facility, community center, and a separate health center for physical therapy and assisted living/ skilled nursing services. The tallest proposed independent living unit buildings would be approximately 49 feet in height, which is comparable to the tallest Archstone apartment buildings in Hacienda Business Park which are approximately 46 feet in height. The colors of the buildings would be warm neutral colors such as browns and creams with brown, gray, and white accent colors. Two monument signs are proposed on Stoneridge Drive, and two wall signs facing the I-580 freeway are proposed. For security reasons, the entire site, with the exception of the health center, would be gated. No living units are proposed in the Airport Protection Area Boundary as required by the Pleasanton General Plan. The applicants anticipate that the project will be built in phases, with the units proposed by the I-580 being built last. The proposed health center would be one and two stories, approximately 112,481 square feet in size and would contain skilled nursing units, as well as out patient physical therapy. It is anticipated that that the health center will be on its own parcel. The applicants propose to transfer land (approximately 19 feet in width and 800 feet in length) to the property owners on Vermont Place to create a buffer between the health center and the existing residential parcels. The Vermont Place residents requested this transfer. As proposed, 50 of the 78 existing trees on the western side of the property would be preserved. Hundreds of new trees are proposed on the site. A 20 foot tall landscaped berm with an 8 foot tall wall is proposed on the northern side of the property along the 1- 580 frontage. The berm is intended to minimize visual and noise impacts from I-580. Page 6 of 16