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<br /> 3-1 <br />3. CITY OF PLEASANTON <br />3.1 LOCAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLANNING TEAM <br />Primary Point of Contact Alternate Point of Contact <br />Diego Mora, Assistant Planner <br />PO Box 520 <br />Pleasanton, CA 94566 <br />925-931-5618 <br />dmora@cityofpleasantonca.gov <br />Ellen Clark, Director of Community Development <br />PO Box 520 <br />Pleasanton, CA 94566 <br />925-931-5606 <br />eclark@cityofpleasantonca.gov <br />This annex was developed by the local hazard mitigation planning team, whose members are listed in Table 3-1. <br />Table 3-1. Local Hazard Mitigation Planning Team Members <br />Name Title <br />Diego Mora Assistant Planner <br />Ellen Clark Director of Community Development <br />Shweta Bonn Senior Planner <br />Steve Kirkpatrick Director of Engineering <br />Adam Nelkie Assistant Director of Engineering <br />Rob Queirolo Chief Building Official <br />3.2 JURISDICTION PROFILE <br />3.2.1 Location and Features <br />Pleasanton is located within Alameda County, one of nine Bay Area counties bordering the San Francisco Bay. <br />Within city limits, Pleasanton comprises generally flat land that was once covered with native vegetation and <br />agriculture and is now mostly developed with urban land uses. To the east of city limits lie sand and gravel <br />quarries – a result of alluvial deposits from prehistoric streams flowing through the Tri-Valley – which in the <br />future will convert to water conservation and recreational uses. To the south are vineyards along Vineyard <br />Avenue and a series of gently to steeply sloping hills – the Southeast Hills – which sustain grazing lands and <br />cattle. Finally, to the west, the seismically active Pleasanton and Main Ridges rise sharply, providing recreational <br />and grazing areas. Downtown Pleasanton boasts some buildings from the late 1890s and is generally the center of <br />community activities. <br />Page 109 of 228