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Jenny Soo <br /> May 8,2015 <br /> Page 3 <br /> transition to the adjacent commercial properties. Buildings 8 through 12, located on the southern half <br /> of the project site would be oriented perpendicular to West Las Positas Boulevard and would taper down <br /> to two stories at the site's southern boundary near Arroyo Mocho. <br /> Similar to the 2014 project,the 2015 project's main access point would be from the existing signalized <br /> intersection at West Las Positas Boulevard and Hacienda Drive,with a secondary access point located to <br /> the west on West Las Positas Boulevard. A network of internal private streets would serve the 94 <br /> townhome condominiums. Consistent with the City's Design Guidelines, the internal street pattern is <br /> designed with a hierarchy of primary and secondary streets and lanes that have sufficient turning radius <br /> for fire-truck access. On-street parking would be provided continuously along the main street. <br /> Supplementing the main street is a series of smaller lanes that would provide access to the garages at <br /> the rear of the townhomes. The 2015 project includes 188 garage parking spaces and 58 on-street <br /> spaces. Pedestrian access would be provided via the existing sidewalks along West Las Positas Boulevard <br /> and pedestrian paseos throughout the project site. <br /> Similar to the 2014 project,the 2015 project would preserve many of the existing trees located along the <br /> project site's boundaries. However,the 2015 project would require removal of 62 trees due to the <br /> different building configurations,whereas the 2014 project proposed removal of only 57. Similar to the <br /> 2014 project,the 2015 project would comply with the Tree Preservation Ordinance included in Chapter <br /> 17.16 of the Pleasanton Municipal Code. Overall,the 2015 project would result in a level of site <br /> disturbance similar to that of the 2015 project. <br /> In addition, similar to the 2014 project,the 2015 project would implement the following design features <br /> to ensure that air quality and noise impacts are minimized: <br /> • Project construction would not include the simultaneous occurrence of two construction phases <br /> (e.g., paving and building construction would not occur simultaneously). <br /> • To ensure the project meets or exceeds Title 24 residential interior noise standards, upgraded <br /> sound transmission class (STC) rated 30 windows would be installed in buildings that border West <br /> Las Positas Boulevard (northern facade of Buildings 1, 2,and 3). All other locations throughout <br /> the project would incorporate STC 28 windows and doors. <br /> Comparison of Projects <br /> A comparison of the 2014 and 2015 projects is provided in the table below. <br /> Project Element 2014 Project 2015 Project Summary of Change _l <br /> Dwelling Units 177 apartment units 94 townhome Beneficial Reduction <br /> condominiums <br /> Gross Floor Area 222,060 sq ft 218,502 sq ft Beneficial Reduction <br /> Building Footprint 85,000 sq ft 84,695 sq ft Beneficial Reduction <br />