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r projects. You have an opportunity with the East Pleasanton Specific Plan to plan this area for ® the next forty years. Pleasanton is a wonderful city. I first personally visited in 1987 and have since returned many times. With this in mind, your City is what it is today because of the leadership tradition in the 1970's and 1980's. They were outstanding planners and clearly had a vision. Today, you have the same opportunity to continue this tradition long into the future. The East Pleasanton Specific Plan is the path forward. While our property at 50 acres is only a small part of the 1100-acre Specific Plan, its direct access to Busch, Boulder, and Valley and in place utility connections can be the gateway. I can commit to Kiewit's continuing cooperation to change the use of our property in a fashion that will facilitate its development in order to benefit Pleasanton. However, it would not be reasonable to require Kiewit to further delay well into the future while the fate of planning efforts for East Pleasanton hang in the balance. I again urge you to continue with the pending planning and environmental review process. In the event you choose not to do so, however, we trust that the City will permit Kiewit to appropriately process an application for development of its property separate from any Specific Plan, like so many other properties in the City that have been successfully planned and developed over these same past 12 years. Thank you for considering my comments as you make your decision on moving the City forward. Sincerely, ® KIE IT INFRASTRUTURE CO. Cui (QM Paul E. White Director of Real Estate Attachments c: Nelson Fialho —City Manager/ City of Pleasanton (w/attachments) Adam Weinstein —Planning Department/City of Pleasanton (w/attachments) Pat Costanzo— PJC Real Estate Advisors, LLC (w/attachments) 8472 III KIEWIT INFRASTRUCTURE CO. 1000 Kiewit Plaza,Omaha,NE 68131 (402)342-2052 (402)271.2830 FAX