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<br />Sites Inventory and Methodology City of Pleasanton | B-45 <br />Area 20 - Boulder Street <br />Location: 3400 & 3500 Boulder Street <br />APN: 946 125101300, 946 12510000 <br />General Plan Designation: General and <br />Limited Industrial <br />Current Zoning Designation: General <br />Industrial District (I-G-40) <br />Lot Size (or portion of property <br />proposed for development): 9.46 acres <br />Estimated Potential Number of Housing <br />Units: Between 284 units (30 DUA) and <br />378 units (40 DUA) <br />Background and Description: <br />The two sites are currently occupied by a construction equipment contractor and a concrete <br />mix supplier. On-site buildings and structures are very limited, and each property is <br />considered underutilized. <br />Key Considerations and Feasibility for Site Development: <br />The sites are considered underutilized with very low intensity uses and minimal site <br />improvements. Adjacent uses include Oldcastle Infrastructure, a manufacturer/supplier of <br />pre-cast concrete products, across Boulder Street to the north, light industrial uses to the <br />west, a self-storage facility to the south and to the east. The site lies within a much wider <br />area of service commercial and light industrial uses. Stanley Boulevard and the railroad <br />tracks lie to the south of the area. <br />Across Valley Avenue to the northeast is the Kiewit Area (Area 21), which is similarly <br />occupied by construction equipment storage and has a high degree of owner interest in <br />development of a mixed-income neighborhood with a dedicated park/open space area (see <br />Area 21 - Kiewit). Area 20 is in an area rated lowest in terms of environmental risk according <br />to CalEnviroScreen scores (see Appendix F, Figure F-33), and the City is not aware of any <br />environmental constraints on the property. Furthermore, Area 20 is within a Racially or <br />Ethnically Concentrated Area of Affluence (RCAA) (see Appendix F, Figure F-12), thereby, <br />furthering fair housing goals. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Hatching represents portion for development
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