PC 1975-1376 - Laserfiche WebLink

Pleasanton will expand its population within the next 20 years; and T,dHEREAS, the Planning Commission has reviewed a staff report of October 24, 1975, together with Exhibits A, B, C, D and E attached to said report; and the Planning Commission wishes to make recommendations to the City Council regarding the anticipated growth of the City to the year 1996 recognizing that some limita- tions upon the initial rate of growth within the first few years will be affected by the terms and conditions of the November 8, 1972 settlement agreement; and the Planning Commission believes that an allocation sys should be established which would provide a mechanism by which steady development will occur in the resi- dential, commercial and industrial areas and which will keep pace with the City's ability to meet future develop- ment in recognition of the fact that the rapid growth rates experienced in the last decade will not be occur- ring in the foreseeable future; NOW, THEREFORE, THE PLANNING COD~IISSION OF THE CITY OF PLEASANTON RESOLVES AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. The Planning Commission recommends that the City adopt the principle in its General Plan that the population of the coatrnmity by 1996 will consist of approx-snately 43,700 (Section 2. The Planning Commission recommends that the tentatively adopted General Plan recognize that although the popula- tion by 1996 will only consist of approximately 48,700 individak~ls, the ultimate population which should exist within the Planning area of the City of Pleasanton should amount to 76,000 individuals which can be contemplated to be attained at some date subsequent to 1996. Section 3. The Planning Commission recommends that the tentativel adopted General Plan incorporate an allocation system -3-