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Objective Desjgn standards for Multitarnilv Housjng in B-M, c-c, and M-u zonjnq Djstrjcts <br />B. VISION STATEMENT <br />The City of Pleasanton puts forward the following vision statement to complement the attached <br />development standards and design guidelines, and to articulate the City 's planning intent as the standards <br />and guidelines are implemented. <br />Vision Statement: <br />The quality and character of residential and multifamily development throughout the city is of utmost <br />importance to the community . The vision for new residential development created under these standards <br />and guidelines is for attractive, livable and high quality projects that are appropriately designed and <br />scaled , transition and integrate with existing residential and commercial development, and have a strong <br />pedestrian focu s that connects to and addresses the public realm. With respect to projects in Downtown <br />Pleasanton, these standards and guidelines reflect the status of downtown as the heart of our city. Its <br />charming town center, historic neighborhoods , welcoming public places, and thriving businesses are the <br />pride of the community . Downtown Pleasanton 's traditional character and small-town ambiance will be <br />preserved and strengthened . Through thoughtful public and private investment, Downtown Pleasanton <br />will realize its full potential , offering a safe , livable, and vibrant experience for Pleasanton residents , <br />businesses, and visitors of all ages and backgrounds. <br />C. Other Guidelines and Regulations Applying to Development <br />In addition to the standards set forth in this document, residential development projects, including mixed <br />commercial /residential projects on properties within Downtown Specific Plan and/or zoned R-M or C-C <br />District are subject to other regulations, including but not limited to: <br />a . Those set forth in the Pleasanton Municipal Code for the property based on its zoning, including <br />but not limited to standard s as to allowable land uses , height, density , lot dimensions, setbacks , <br />floor-area -ratio and other applicable standards ; as well as any generally applicable standards (for <br />example, off-street parking minimums, open space requirements , signage , landscaping , etc.) <br />b. Standards set forth in any applicable Planned Unit Development Plan. <br />c . Regulations of the Downtown Specific Plan, as applicable <br />d . The City of Pleasanton General Plan <br />As a rule , where a topic is addressed and a standard is established in these standards and guidelines, it will <br />take precedence over a conflicting requirement or guideline established in the Pleasanton Municipal Code <br />or other City-adopted document regulating development. <br />D. Project Review and Approval Procedures <br />Projects shall be reviewed and approved in accordance with the procedures established in the Pleasanton <br />Municipal Code. <br />City of Pleasanton -7 -January 5, 2023 -DRAFT