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ATTACHMENT 14 Program 1.6 from the General Plan Circulation Element Program 1.6 (September 2008 Version Superceded) Provide an emergency vehicle accessway linking Stoneridge Drive to El Charro Road to serve emergency access needs for development of the Staples Ranch site (if and when it develops) until such time as the full Stoneridge Drive extension (including a four lane bridge) as shown on the General Plan Map "the Stoneridge Drive Extension is constructed. The timetable for construction of the Stoneridge Drive extension will depend on Pleasanton reaching an agreement with its regional partners (i.e., the cities of Livermore and Dublin, the County of Alameda) for a strategic approach and funding plan for relieving traffic congestion in the Tri- Valley. This agreement will be embodied in a policy /plan adopted by the City Council (following a public hearing) that includes a plan which prioritizes funding for improvements to 1 -580, 1 -680, and State Route 84 and requires completion of a regional arterial network that includes Dublin Boulevard, Jack London Boulevard, North Canyons Parkway, and the Stoneridge Drive extension. This policy /plan may also authorize the immediate construction of the Stoneridge Drive extension. This policy /plan shall be subject to referendum. If the policy /plan does not authorize the immediate construction of the Stoneridge Drive extension and thereafter the City Council votes to construct the Stoneridge Drive extension, it shall do so conditionally and shall defer proceeding with the actual construction of the Stoneridge Drive extension for one year to allow citizens who disagree with the decision the opportunity to circulate an initiative measure to delete the Stoneridge Drive extension from the General Plan Map and to amend the General Plan in other respects so as to maintain internal consistency. Construction may proceed if: (a) a Notice of Intent to Circulate Petition is not filed with the City Clerk within 30 days of the Council's decision to construct the Stoneridge Drive extension; (b) a Notice of Intent has been filed but a sufficient number of signatures has not been gathered within six months of the filing of the Notice of Intent; of (c) the initiative measure is placed on the ballot but fails. Program 1.6 (Current Version) Open the Stoneridge Drive extension to through traffic when Pleasanton reaches an agreement with its regional partners (i.e. the cities of Livermore and Dublin, the County of Alameda) for a strategic approach and funding plan for relieving traffic congestion in the Tri Valley. This agreement will be embodied in a policy /plan adopted by the City Council (following a public hearing) that includes a plan which prioritizes funding for improvements to 1 -580, 1 -680 and State Route 84 and requires completion of a regional arterial network that includes Dublin Boulevard, Jack London Boulevard, North Canyons Parkway, and the Stoneridge Drive extension.