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Table 1: Approximate Square Footage of Existing Retail Venues
<br /> STORE ADDRESS APPROXIMATE
<br /> SQUARE FOOTAGE
<br /> Home Depot 6000 Johnson Drive 100,000
<br /> Raley's (Oak Hills Shopping Center) 5420 Sunol Boulevard 60,000
<br /> Safeway (Pleasanton Gateway) 6790 Bernal Avenue 58,000
<br /> Safeway (Amador Center) 1701 Santa Rita Road 58,000
<br /> Macy's Furniture Store (Rose Pavilion) 4255 Rosewood Drive 55,500
<br /> Lucky (Val Vista Center) 6155 W Las Positas 50,000
<br /> Boulevard
<br /> 99 Ranch Market 4299 Rosewood Drive 45,000
<br /> Walmart Neighborhood Market 3112 Santa Rita Road 35,000
<br /> Former CVS 4225 Rosewood Drive 28,500
<br /> (Rose Pavilion)
<br /> Smart and Final 5775 Johnson Drive 25,000
<br /> Gene's Fine Foods 2803 Hopyard Road 20,500
<br /> New Leaf Community Market 3550 Bernal Avenue 19,000
<br /> Examples of uses that have been combined into this single "retail" category include antique
<br /> stores, bicycle shops, candy stores, clothing, shoe, and accessory stores, department stores,
<br /> dry goods stores, gift shops, hobby shops, music stores, second hand stores, shoe stores,
<br /> stamp and coin stores, stationary stores, tobacco stores, toy stores, and variety stores In
<br /> combining these uses, the districts within which land uses are permitted or conditionally
<br /> permitted remain largely the same as in the existing Zoning Code This reclassification and
<br /> consolidation of retail uses is based on the principle that the impacts from a retail use in an
<br /> existing tenant space or building are largely the same, irrespective of whether the store sells
<br /> shoes, stamps, or stationary, and thus combining the land use categories lends to greater
<br /> simplicity and ease of use by both the public and staff As indicated below, there are retail
<br /> uses that become permitted in districts where they are not permitted currently, uses that
<br /> become conditionally permitted where they are permitted currently, and uses that are omitted
<br /> from districts as either a permitted or conditionally permitted use However, this change in
<br /> classification is not expected to pose land use compatibility problems based on the principle
<br /> identified above — that retail establishment impacts are primarily a function of size and not
<br /> product (or type of products) sold
<br /> Examples of retail use re-classifications include
<br /> © The land use category "regional attraction, including amusement parks, automobile
<br /> racing stadiums, drive-in theater, miniature golf, indoor skating rinks, sports arenas, or
<br /> stadiums" is proposed as a conditional use in the C-F and C-S Districts This category
<br /> is a combination of uses that are currently permitted/conditionally permitted as follows
<br /> © amusement parks, which are conditionally permitted in the C-S District,
<br /> P16-1418, Zoning Code Update Planning Commission
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