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Moving further south along Hopyard Road toward Main Street and First Street is downtown Pleasanton, often referred to as "Old Pleasanton", as it is characterized by turn-of-the-century buildings and a small town atmosphere. Most of "Old Pleasanton" is located in a small area of the central business district near the Alameda County Fairgrounds. North of the downtown area along Main Street towards Santa Rita Road are two modern neighborhood shopping centers and Valley Business Park, a 58 net acre business and light industrial park currently available for building construction. On either side of Santa Rita Road are single and multi-family residential dwellings which were built in the 1960's. The portion of Valley Avenue between Hopyard Road and Santa Rita Road is a divided parkway bordered on both sides by single family homes constructed in the q970's. Hacienda Business Park is being co-developed by The Prudential Insurance Company of America ("Prudential") and Callahan Pentz Properties, Pleasanton, a California general partnership ("CPP-Pleasanton"). For more information on Prudential and CPP-Pleasanton, see the section herein entitled "Proposed Development and Property Ownership. Availability of Public Utilities: Electricity Pacific Gas and Electric Company will provide electricity to the District. Natural Gas Pacific Gas and Electric Company will provide natural gas to the District. Telephone Service Pacific Bell will provide telephone service to the District. Water i3'f'f'cl'ract Water: Water is supplied to the North Pleasanton area under contract with Zone 7 of the Alameda County Flood Control and Water Conservation District. A study prepared for the City, a copy of which is available for inspection at the City, indicates that upgrading of the City's water distribution capacities would be required to accommodate the projected growth in the area. The City is committed to construct two reservoirs as needed, the first of which is in the accelerated design phase leading to early construction. The second reservoir is proposed to be constructed as demand warrants. In-Tract Water: All in-tract water mains in the District have been installed and pressure tested. It is believed that adequate off-tract and in-tract water capacity and distribution to Hacienda is currently provided and will continue to be provided in response to demand, although there is no assurance that this will happen. -20-