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building-and parking garage. Oracle now houses 1,500 employees at its Pleasanton location. In addition, the Council recognized other opportunities are still available within Hacienda Business Park. At a 2008 workshop, the Council gave direction to engage in a planning process for the park that would explore a proposed expansion of the CarrAmerica Corporate Center and the viability of transit oriented, mixed-use or residential development in proximity to the East Dublin/Pleasanton BART station. Pleasanton Gateway Business Park (South Bay Development) The approximately 40-acre site was originally entitled for almost 800,000 square feet of office space. The property owner, South Bay Development, has requested an amendment to that approval to allow retail on 12 acres of the site fronting Bernal Avenue. The revised proposal includes 59,506 square feet of multi-tenant retail shops anchored by a 65,000 square foot lifestyle format Safeway, and seven office buildings (589,000 square feet on 26.5 acres). South Bay Development is currently engaged in the Planning process for the retail proposal. Boulder Court On what used to be a recreational vehicle parking lot, a new office condominium project is under construction. In Phase I, building permits have been issued for four of the six buildings, adding 28 units to the for-sale office inventory for small- to medium-sized businesses. Several new buildings have been constructed on previously vacant parcels, including a new location for Borg Redwood Fence and the relocation of the headquarters for Pump It Up (a company started in Pleasanton). Stoneridge Mall Area Stoneridge Mall The concept of an expansion is still being advanced by the shopping center owner, Simon Properties. There is entitlement for up to 380,000 square feet of additional space, and a previous application was given approval for a new 140,000 square foot Nordstrom with adjacent parking garage; 30,000 square foot expansion of women's Macys; and additional retail in the current Nordstrom space. BART The second Dublin/Pleasanton BART station is under construction and scheduled to open in late 2009/early 2010. The parking garage on the Pleasanton side of the station is already complete although not open for use. Windstar The City has approved a proposal to construct a mixed-use high-density residential/commercial development adjacent to the future West Dublin/Pleasanton BART station. The project includes 350 apartments-20 percent of which will be rented at rates affordable to very-low-income households (50 percent of the annual median Page 3 of 8