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5) The developer will pay PUSD's school fees in an amount greater than required by <br />state law. <br />6) The developer will incorporate "Green Building" practices into the GHCBI Project. <br />7) The developer will continue and expand bicycle and pedestrian trails and allow for <br />the extension of regional trails. <br />8) The developer will pay f'or and/or finance regional and local infrastmcture projects <br />of wide benefit to all of Pleasanton, including $15 million for the Betnal Avenue/I- <br />680 interchange, (including) up to $700,000.00 for the new Bernal Bridge, the <br />Valley Avenue undercrossing, other road improvements as necessary to meet <br />Pleasanton circulation and traffic polices, and extension and upgrading of city <br />water transmission mains and storm drainage conveyance system improvements. <br />9) The developer will dedicate a 5-acre neighborhood park in the Wes[ Parcel, a 0.9- <br />acre Village Common special use park, and an 18-acre neighborhood /special use <br />park in [he southern knoll for the East Pazcel. The developer will pay up to <br />$650,000 to improve the 5-acre park, and the park fees paid by developer may be <br />used to improve the 18-acre park. <br />10)The developer will pay to improve the Village Common special area park. <br />11)Bene&ts of the GHCBI Project over the Alameda County land plan include the <br />following: <br />a) Natural-appearing landscape noise attenuation berms will be constmeted along <br />I-680. <br />b) The oak-studded southern knoll is retained as a neighborhood /special use park. <br />c) Valley Avenue is realigned to provide for a more central connection and <br />replacement of the over-crossing with an underpass to address visual and noise <br />concerns. <br />d) The GHCBI Project incorporates some neo-traditional concepts, especially in <br />the commercial and higher-density residential areas. <br />e) The GHCBI Project will be subject to the City Growth Management Program. <br />t) The GHCBI Project incorporated "Green Building" concepts to reduce <br />electricity usage, and increase the usage of recycled building materials. <br />12)The GHCBI Project incorporates "neo-traditional" planning concepts to create an <br />integrated, high quality development [hat provides for an array of neighborhood <br />68 <br />