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6/18/2013
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From: <br /> To: lanire Stern <br /> Subject: P13-1858,City of Pleasanton,East Pleasanton Plan <br /> Date: Friday,May 17,2013 12:32:49 PM <br /> In reviewing the options proposed for the East Pleasanton Plan as it relates to High <br /> Density/Low Income Housing, I am struck by the proposals that run counter to many <br /> discussions held in citizen meetings last year. Why is there a consideration to put the <br /> bulk of this high density housing all on the east side of Pleasanton? We specifically <br /> said we wanted it dispersed throughout the city to avoid the kind of blight that Dublin <br /> has. Putting all this congestion in one location with puts pressure on all the city <br /> services as well. <br /> 1. The schools in that area will be overpopulated <br /> 2. The road infrastructure will be insufficient to carry the additional traffic. There <br /> seems to be no provision to provide freeway access, which results in people using <br /> Valley Avenue & First Street. Those roads will carry the bulk of the traffic. <br /> 3. High Denisity/Low or moderate rent units translates into more police action <br /> required. <br /> I recommend that we look at the ALternative 1 proposal that: <br /> 1. Provides distribution throughout the city <br /> 2. Changes the ratio of high density rental and low income rental to 50/50 versus the <br /> proposed 76% low income rental. <br /> 3. Builds out El Charro to Stanley to provide better traffic distribution. <br /> LaVonne Youel <br /> Click here to report this email as spam. <br />
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