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<br />Sites Inventory and Methodology City of Pleasanton | B-51 <br />Area 27 – PUSD Vineyard <br />Location: Vineyard Avenue, between <br />Thiessen Street and Manoir Lane <br />APN: 946 461900100 <br />Current General Plan Designation: Public <br />and Institutional <br />Current Zoning Designation: Planned Unit <br />Development – Elementary School (PUD – <br />Elementary School) <br />Lot Size (or portion of property proposed <br />for development): 10.64-acre lot with 7 acres <br />proposed to be used for housing <br />Proposed General Plan Designation: Housing Element <br />Overlay <br />Estimated Potential Number of Housing Units: <br />Between 21 units (3 DUA) and 28 units (4 DUA) <br />Background and Description: <br />The subject property is currently vacant and is zoned PUD-Elementary School. It is part of <br />the Vineyard Avenue Corridor Specific Plan, and is surrounded by rural density, large single- <br />family residential homes. <br />Key Considerations and Feasibility for Site Development: <br />The subject site was dedicated to the Pleasanton Unified School District as part of the <br />development of the Vineyard Avenue Specific Plan, as a prospective location for a future <br />school site. Based on the location, PUSD has determined that the location would not be <br />suitable for a new school and has indicated an interest in identifying the site for future <br />residential development. The site is currently part of the Vineyard Avenue Specific Plan and <br />would require a Specific Plan Amendment to allow for residential development. Which <br />remains applicable only if the site is not developed consistent with the Housing Element. <br />Program 1.1 includes the Specific Plan Amendment in the rezoning action. To facilitate the <br />development of the site, the park location and configuration is flexible, except that one of the <br />open space/park areas must be a contiguous open space along Vinyard Avenue amounting <br />to 60% of the total proposed open space. There can be one or more park and/or open <br />spaces on the site as long as the total size of all the park and open space is at least three <br />acres. To accommodate the desired residential density, the stormwater facilities serving the <br />housing can be located in the park and/or open space area.” <br />As previously noted under Area 25, PUSD is actively pursuing the disposition of the two sites <br />(Area 25 and 27), including the necessary legal steps to declare the sites as surplus and <br />available for redevelopment with non-school uses. Please see discussion under Area 25 – <br />PUSD - District. <br />Hatching represents portion for development <br />Page 31 of 749
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