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ATTACHMENT 10 <br /> Changes in the General Plan from the September, 2008 Draft <br /> The Draft General Plan dated April 24, 2009, includes some changes <br /> relative to the previous draft published in September, 2008. These <br /> changes are as a result of either staff initiated revisions because of new <br /> information, comments on the Draft EIR or comments on the previous Draft <br /> General Plan. Additions and deletions to the Draft General Plan were also <br /> made as a result of the passage of Measure PP and Measure QQ in <br /> November 2008. These changes are annotated in the Draft General Plan. <br /> The following paragraphs summarize these changes by General Plan <br /> element: <br /> Land Use: <br /> Page 2 -9: Subheading "Hill Areas this is a new section which <br /> describes Measures PP and QQ and their impact on hill area <br /> development. <br /> Page 2 -11, first paragraph: Zone 7 requested some changes; see <br /> Attachment 5, Letter 19 for details. <br /> Page 2 -15: Subheading "Residential Cap this paragraph was <br /> rewritten to include information about Measure PP and Measure QQ <br /> and the residential cap. <br /> Page 2 -17: Right hand column, paragraph starting: "If all <br /> commercial, office, industrial, and other..." Because of the use of <br /> the wrong employee generation rate for the last Draft General Plan, <br /> the number of jobs at buildout has been recalculated. Total jobs <br /> including East Pleasanton is now calculated at 97,000 rather than <br /> 105,000, and total jobs excluding East Pleasanton is now calculated <br /> at 86,000 jobs rather than 88,000. <br /> Page 2 -24 and 2 -25: Under Open Space subheading: At the end of <br /> the paragraphs describing Agriculture and Grazing and Public <br /> Health and Safety, it is noted that these areas are generally privately <br /> owned and public access is not allowed. The Water Management <br /> and Recreation land use designation is changed to Water <br /> Management, Habitat and Recreation, to reflect the habitat values of <br /> these areas. <br /> Page 2 -28: added at the end of Program 1.1: "Develop new <br /> measures of sustainability based on these factors and adopt <br /> minimum sustainability scores for typical projects." This is one of <br /> several additions added as a result of communications with the <br /> Attorney General's Office. <br /> X: \JaniceS \General Plan 2025 \City Council reports \CC agenda report 072109\ATTACHMENT 6.doc <br />