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3. City of Pleasanton
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<br />the Housing Element, the City has planned for 5,965 units for the 2023 to 2031 planning period. Furthermore,
<br />new commercial development is located in various areas of Pleasanton. Examples of large scale projects include
<br />Workday, which included a six-story, approximately 410,000 square foot office building, parking garage, and
<br />other improvements near Stoneridge Mall; and an approximately 112,000 square foot new shopping center located
<br />in the eastern part of the City near the intersection of Stoneridge Drive and El Charro Road. Another example of a
<br />large scale project is 10X Genomics, which is currently constructing Phase 1 improvements, consisting of a three-
<br />story research and development, office and laboratory building totaling approximately 150,000-square-feet near
<br />Stoneridge. Additionally, 10X has the ability to construct up to an additional 231,000-square-foot research and
<br />development space and parking structure in future phases.
<br />Identifying previous and future development trends is achieved through a comprehensive review of permitting
<br />since completion of the previous plan and in anticipation of future development. Tracking previous and future
<br />growth in potential hazard areas provides an overview of increased exposure to a hazard within a community.
<br />Table 3-2 summarizes development trends in the performance period since the preparation of the previous hazard
<br />mitigation plan, as well as expected future development trends.
<br />Table 3-2. Recent and Expected Future Development Trends
<br />Criterion Response
<br />Has your jurisdiction annexed any land since the preparation of the previous hazard mitigation plan? No
<br />If yes, give the estimated area annexed and
<br />estimated number of parcels or structures.
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<br />Is your jurisdiction expected to annex any areas during the performance period of this plan? Yes
<br />If yes, describe land areas and dominant uses. 10807, 11033 and the two western parcels on Dublin Canyon Road, these four
<br />parcels total approximately 128.5-acres. Two of the four parcels each have one
<br />single-family residence. The remaining two parcels are vacant/open space.
<br />Secondly, annexation of the approximately 45-acre primarily vacant property at
<br />4141 Foothill Road is anticipated.
<br />If yes, who currently has permitting authority
<br />over these areas?
<br />Alameda County
<br />Are any areas targeted for development or major redevelopment in the next five years? Yes
<br />If yes, briefly describe, including whether any of
<br />the areas are in known hazard risk areas
<br />Yes, all sites identified for potential redevelopment as part of City’s 2023 Housing
<br />Element update are within at least one hazard risk area. Due to the geographical
<br />location the City to known faults, all sites are within the Earthquake hazard risk area.
<br />Serval sites consists of being in another known hazard risk area. For example,
<br />housing sites 1, 22, 23, and 26 are within a fire and landslide hazard risk areas.
<br />Housing sites 2, 4,5,6,7,9,11,12,14, and 29 are within a flood hazard risk area.
<br />How many permits for new construction were
<br />issued in your jurisdiction since the preparation
<br />of the previous hazard mitigation plan?
<br /> 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
<br />Single Family 50 35 111 40 25
<br />Multi-Family 59 56 3 0 0
<br />Other 3 7 11 9 16
<br />Total 112 98 125 49 41
<br />Provide the number of new construction permits
<br />for each hazard area or provide a qualitative
<br />description of where development has occurred.
<br />Development has occurred throughout the city during the performance period for
<br />this plan. The city does not have the ability to track the specific number of building
<br />permits issued by hazard area. It is important to note, however, that all new
<br />development was consistent with General Plan policies and municipal code
<br />standards.
<br />Describe the level of buildout in the jurisdiction,
<br />based on your jurisdiction’s buildable lands
<br />inventory. If no such inventory exists, provide a
<br />qualitative description.
<br />The City of Pleasanton is substantially built out; however, several in-fill lots have not
<br />been developed, both with potential residential and non-residential uses. The City of
<br />Pleasanton is substantially built out; however, several in-fill lots have not been
<br />developed, both with potential residential and non-residential uses.
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