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ATTACHMENT 5 CITY OF PLEASANTON w KIER & WRIGHT DRAFT ENGINEERING SUMMARY CIVIL ENGINEERS&SURVEYORS, INC. OF ROADS AND INFRASTRUCTURE East Pleasanton Specific Plan Infrastructure Summary Development of the Specific Plan Area will require the construction and installation of new infrastructure and public improvements, and the extension of existing roadways and utility infrastructure. The City of Pleasanton has citywide infrastructure standards and requirements for roadways, water, sewer, storm drainage, parks, public facilities, and public safety. The East Pleasanton Specific Plan is designed to implement and conform to these citywide standards and requirements. Construction of City of Pleasanton Master Plan Infrastructure and Specific Plan Improvements will be subject to adequate security requirements, such as bonds, letters of credit, or other forms of security, as deemed reasonably necessary by the City to ensure the satisfactory construction of infrastructure and performance of any associated obligations, including applicable warranty and maintenance obligations. To the extent that a property owner is required to pay for or construct improvements which benefit other properties, such property owner may be eligible for reimbursement under the City's applicable reimbursement programs and in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. Following are rough engineering estimates that will be updated with more detail after approval of the preferred option. The estimates are summarized in Exhibits A through Exhibit D. Road Infrastructure The East Pleasanton Specific Plan includes three major roads Busch Road, Boulder Street and El Charro Road. These are considered master plan roads that will be the responsibility of the entire development. The table below summarizes roadway requirements for each option. The final number of traffic signals is subject to a level of service analysis to be done later by the traffic consultant for the Specific Plan Area. *Modified Option El Charro Road Busch Road All other roads New Signals Signals Option 1 4 lanes 2 lanes 2 lanes 6 3 Option 4 4 lanes 2 lanes 2 lanes 6 3 Option 5 4 lanes 2 lanes 2 lanes 7 3 Option 6 4 lanes 2 lanes 2 lanes 8 3 *Please note El Charro Road/Stanley Boulevard is considered a new signal due to the need to lower the grade of the intersection for all options.