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• Provide interpretive signage, mileage signs, etc., along trails. Planning Commission • The percentage of single-family to multi-family housing within the EPSP Area should more closely reflect that of the existing overall City-wide percentage (i.e., 65 to 75 percent single-family). • Commission members had mixed feelings about whether or not to centralize multi-family housing or to disburse it. It was recognized that as the amount of multi-family housing decreases, this becomes less of a consideration. • Commission members generally supported relocating the Urban Growth Boundary to accommodate EPSP development. • The use of land east of El Charro Road as a passive community park, and use of the land south of Lake I as an active recreation park are supported. • School sites should be planned in conjunction with park sites, where feasible. • Relocate the OSC and Transfer Station, if feasible. The public should not be responsible for any relocation costs. • The extension of Boulder Street to serve the EPSP Area is supported. • Truck routes should be studied to reduce traffic in residential areas. • Walkable neighborhoods should be stressed. • Future development should provide "pre-wiring" for electric cars. Pleasanton Unified School District Board The PUSD Board took no vote but members made the following comments: • Would like to see an elementary school site designated in East Pleasanton; approximately 12 acres would be desirable. • The school site should not be located on the east side of El Charro; it should generally be central to the residential area. • The school site should have good street access. • Developing the school site next to a public park is desirable. • Reserve a site with an option to purchase the land and build a school • Consider traffic patterns and traffic safety • Land should be suitable to build a school • Would like to see the land for the school given to the School District.