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City of Pleasanton 2023-2031 (6th Cycle) Housing Element Update Project <br />Draft Program EIR Table of Contents <br />vii FirstCarbon Solutions <br />https://adecinnovations.sharepoint.com/sites/PublicationsSite/Shared Documents/Publications/Client (PN-JN)/2148/21480022/EIR/3 - Draft/21480022 Sec00-01 TOC.docx <br />Table 3.15-9: Total Projected Water Demand for Development Consistent with the <br />Housing Element Update and Additional Growth .................................................... 3.15-43 <br />Table 3.15-10: Total Projected Water Demand for Development Consistent with the <br />Housing Element Update and Additional Growth vs. City’s Total Water <br />Demand Projections .................................................................................................. 3.15-44 <br />Table 6-1: Build Alternatives Summary ............................................................................................. 6-10 <br />Table 6-2: Summary of Alternatives .................................................................................................. 6-17 <br />Table 6-3: Summary of Alternatives Meeting of Project Objectives ................................................. 6-18 <br />List of Figures <br />Figure 2-1: Dublin-Pleasanton BART Station Property ...................................................................... 2-14 <br />Figure 3.7-1: Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Countries .................................................................... 3.7-3 <br />Figure 3.7-2: California Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Sector in 2019 ............................................ 3.7-4 <br />Figure 3.7-3: Communitywide emissions changes from 1990 to 2017, by sector ........................... 3.7-5 <br />Figure 3.7-4: Annual Average Maximum Temperatures in City of Pleasanton ................................. 3.7-7 <br />List of Exhibits <br />Exhibit 2-1: Regional Location Map ................................................................................................... 2-45 <br />Exhibit 2-2: Project Location .............................................................................................................. 2-47 <br />Exhibit 2-3: Potential Sites for Rezoning ............................................................................................ 2-49 <br />Exhibit 2-4a: Existing General Plan Land Use .................................................................................... 2-51 <br />Exhibit 2-4b: Existing Zoning .............................................................................................................. 2-53 <br />Exhibit 2-5a: Proposed General Plan Land Use ................................................................................. 2-55 <br />Exhibit 2-5b: Proposed Zoning ........................................................................................................... 2-57 <br />Exhibit 3.1-1: Ridge Map ................................................................................................................ 3.1-29 <br />Exhibit 3.1-2: Officially Designated and Eligible State Scenic Highways ......................................... 3.1-31 <br />Exhibit 3.3-1: Land Cover Types and Vegetation Communities ...................................................... 3.3-37 <br />Exhibit 3.3-2: Special-status Species Occurrences .......................................................................... 3.3-39 <br />Exhibit 3.6-1: Regional Fault Zones................................................................................................. 3.6-37 <br />Exhibit 3.6-2: Alquist-Priolo Fault Zones ......................................................................................... 3.6-39 <br />Exhibit 3.6-3: Ground Shaking ........................................................................................................ 3.6-41 <br />Exhibit 3.6-4: Landslide Potential ................................................................................................... 3.6-43 <br />Exhibit 3.6-5: Liquefaction Potential .............................................................................................. 3.6-45