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Attachment 1 <br />City Council Work Plan for 2009/2010 (with NEW additions) <br />JHCCKCMcGMSJTTotalAVG <br />GoalsProject DescriptionResponsible Status <br />Department <br />Parks, Open Space and Public Lands <br />00 <br />Open Space Protection of the Southeast HillsFacilitate a process which includes property owners, developers, Parks & CS/ PlanningWhile the City Council previously requested staff submit <br />a hillside <br />110.2 <br />effected neighborhoods, land trust organizations, City staff and the preservation ordinance for the remaining Southeast Hills <br />City Council with a goal to develop a consensus plan and the properties. Implementation of this item has been achieved <br />protection of open space in perpetuity. through the passage of Measure PP and QQ. <br />Pleasanton Ridgelands Access -- Acquisition of Additional Open This project ensures that various open space opportunities are Parks & CS/PlanningOngoing. In September 2007 the East <br />Bay Regional Park <br />1111151 <br />Space Land assessed and recommendations provided to Council regarding District acquired 320 acres of the Tyler Ranch property. This new <br />acquisition and cost.property is located adjacent to the southern border of Pleasanton <br />Ridge Regional Park, which also belongs to the District. The <br />District will maintain the open space while working with its <br />neighbors on development. The remaining 1,156 acres of Tyler <br />Ranch are held by a foundation, and the District has the option to <br />purchase within the next three years. <br />Sports Fields Master Plan Determine amount of current sport fields available (city and shared Parks & CSPending completion of the General Plan update, although <br />1120.4 <br />school, etc.), amount needed at build-out and potential locations.mitigated by approval of the Bernal Park Master Plan. <br />Hillside OrdinanceDevelop a hillside protection ordinance to limit CDDCouncil has determined that the passage of Measures PP and <br />00 <br />development/grading in hill areas according to slopes and other QQ provide sufficient specific restriction, and such an ordinance <br />considerations.is not required. <br />Trails Master Plan ImplementationThis project will evaluate the practical and financial impacts of each Parks & CSTrails status: Iron Horse Trail: Completed, grand opening held on <br />1111151 <br />trail segment identified in the Updated Trails Master Plan. It would March 31, 2008. Alamo Canal Undercrossing: Design work will <br />also include the review and potential construction of new trail continue until approximately Winter 2008/2009. Downtown Trail: <br />segments.The City Council and Alameda County approved an agreement to <br />purchase the transportation corridor on June 17, 2008. Vineyard <br />Avenue Corridor Trail: project will begin in 2009. <br />Alamo Canal Trail ExtensionWith project partners, design and possibly construct the trail gap Parks & CSUnder direction of the East Bay Regional Park District (EBRPD), <br />1111151 <br />closure under I-580 to eliminate the trail gap on the this extension is in the design stage. The estimated completion <br />Alamo/Ironhorse trails. (Dependent upon financial and staffing date for design is Winter2008/2009. <br />resources from project partners). <br />Marilyn Murphy Kane Trail Project (Bernal Property Trail Part II)This project will design and construct a Class 1 paved trail on the Parks & CSProject construction underway, with a projected <br />completion date <br />111140.8 <br />Bernal Property that will eventually connect to the existing trail built of Spring 2009. <br />under the Bernal Creek Restoration Project. <br />Iron Horse Trail: Short- and Long-term AlignmentsEstablish short- and long-term alignments throughout the City to Parks & CSUnderway. Short-term alignment has been completed. Staff <br />will <br />1111151 <br />accommodate the Iron Horse Trail. work with the East Bay Regional Park District to develop long- <br />term alignments when the District is ready to proceed. <br />Explore working with the Tri-Valley Conservancy or similar entities <br />(NEW) Tri-Valley Conservancy PartnershipsCDD <br />to use transfer of development rights and conservation easements <br />to preserve open space. <br />attch 1 Priority Ranking with NEW Priorities.xls Adopted 2/20/07Page 13 of 17 <br /> <br />