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This document incorporates by reference the project EIR. The EIR and other portions of the administrative record are available for review at: Community Development Department 200 Old Bernal Avenue City of Pleasanton Pleasanton, CA 94566-0802 Contact: Robin Giffin, Associate Planner (925)931-5612 PROPOSED PROJECT The Alameda County Surplus Property Authority (ACSPA or "Project Sponsor') proposes to amend the 1989 Stoneridge Drive Specific Plan to revise land use designations, circulation improvements, and financial obligations for the Staples Ranch site, as outlined in an April 2006 Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Project Sponsor and the City of Pleasanton. Staples Ranch, owned by the ACSPA, is an approximately 124-acre site of undeveloped land within the 293-acre Stoneridge Drive Speck Plan area. The Project Sponsor seeks to modify the land use plan for the Staples Ranch site to allow for an auto mall, a senior continuing care community, a commercial center, a community park, and a neighborhood park/stormwater detention facility. The proposed project also includes annexation of approximately 165 acres to Pleasanton, consisting of the unincorporated portion of Staples Ranch and adjacent road and flood control right of way, and receiving additional entitlements including, but not limited to, planned unit development (PUD) prezoning and PUD development plans for each of the project developments, a tentative map and final subdivision map(s), public improvement plans, and a development agreement between the ACSPA and the City of Pleasanton. The Speck Plan circulation improvements would also be modified so that Stoneridge Drive would only be extended from its current easterly terminus at Trevor Parkway as a two-lane road over the Arroyo Mocho, providing access to the proposed senior continuing care community, neighborhood park, and the western entrance to the community park. Access to the auto mall, commercial center, and the eastern entrance to the community park would be provided by a new four-lane road off EI Charro Road, identified as Auto Mall Place in the conceptual site plans. EI Charro Road improvements would be modified to eliminate the quarry truck tunnels called for in the 1989 Specific Plan, and the road improvements would reflect the improvements described in the September 2007 Cooperation Agreement between Livermore, Pleasanton, Alameda County, the ACSPA, and Vulcan Materials. The proposed project would not provide athrough-connection between Stoneridge Drive and Auto Mall Place to EI Charro Road, except for emergency vehicles and (potentially) buses. However, the proposed project would preserve afour-lane Stoneridge Drive extension right-of-way through the Staples Ranch site, permitting a Stoneridge Drive Specific Plan Amendment and Staples Ranch Project Endvonmental Impact Report Findings and Statement of Overriding Considerations Page 2 of 30