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incompatible land uses, and provide on-site stormwater treatment to reduce environmental impacts. 8. A City sales tax revenue increase when visitors come from out of town to ice center special events and do business at local hotels, stores, and restaurants. 9. Retail sales tax dollars would be generated by the ice center restaurant and retail shop. 10. The ice center developer has offered to contribute to and construct a substantial share of the remainder of the 17 acre Community Park. 11. Social benefits resulting from the Ice Center Alternative would include the introduction of many activities to the community relating to heath, education, recreation, family life, and special needs provided by a variety of ice skating activities, including: • Public skating sessions • Public school physical education classes and possible future competitive team practices and games • City Park and Recreation Department programs • Private class skating lessons • Youth and adult hockey practices and games for men, women, boys, and girls • Figure skating • Speed skating • Curling • Synchronized skating • Ice dancing • Olympic level figure skating instruction and practice • Approximately six annual weekend special events such as hockey tournaments and figure skating competitions • Special needs programs for physically and developmentally disabled children • Disabled hockey program providing sled hockey for disabled persons • Lessons and programs for community organizations • Birthday and company parties • Ice reservation booking priority and Pleasanton resident discount fees (similar to the City's Callippe Preserve Golf Course offerings currently extended by the City to Pleasanton residents) {end} Stoneridge Drive Specific Plan Amendment and Staples Ranch Project Gnvirontnental Impact Report Findings and Statement of Overriding Considerations Page 47 of 47