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P a g e | 62 A P P E N D I X B <br />Pleasanton Pioneer Cemetery <br />5780 Sunol Blvd <br /> <br /> <br />Park Type: Community Facility <br />Acreage: 6.00 Acres <br /> <br />Passive Recreation Elements <br />• (1) Historic Cemetery <br /> <br />Overall Park Condition <br /> • Poor <br /> <br />Pedestrian and Vehicular Circulation <br />• Very limited on-site parking is available <br /> <br />2012 Observations <br />• The City acquired the former <br />Pleasanton Memorial Gardens Cemetery <br />from the International Order of Odd <br />Fellows in early 2007 <br />• A limited number of new plots are now available for purchase <br />• The new burial plots are located on the south side of the Cemetery, immediately adjacent to the road <br /> <br />Recommendations <br />• At a minimum, the installation of drip irrigation to improve health of existing plant material. <br />• Continue the operation of the Cemetery as a “Pioneer Cemetery” with limited turf and ornamental <br />plantings <br />• Evaluate the operation of the Cemetery by the non-profit organization under agreement with the City <br />• Develop historic family interpretative signage throughout the cemetery to display the rich history of <br />the community <br />• Interpretative signage could be developed as a walking history of Pleasanton
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