Pleasanton Parks and Recreation Master Plan

4-7 Pleasanton Parks and Recreation Master Plan Section Four – Recreation Facility Recommendations 2014 Exhibit 4.3‐2 Pleasanton Tennis and Community Park Proposed Courts 4.4 Parkland Acreage Based on the City’s parkland standard of 5 acres per 1,000 residents, a current parkland surplus of 16 acres exists. A future deficit of 19 acres will occur if no new parkland is added and the City continues to grow as anticipated. Recommended Actions: There are three (3) identified undeveloped park sites totaling over 67 acres within the City of Pleasanton (See Exhibit 2.7‐1). Specific design plans and public process outcomes for each site have been established prior to this Master Plan, and subject to future modification based on the recommendations of this plan and future discussions. It is likely that most opportunity sites will be considered parks for which full acreage credit is given when developed. 4.5 Summary of Parks and Recreation Facility Recommendations for Current Needs Exhibit 4.5‐1, Summary of Recommendations, lists all of the proposed facility recommendations including the quantity of recreation elements proposed. These recommendations may exceed current need; however some proposed sites may not be implemented. Proposed recommendations are intended to show general feasibility only, for purposes of community‐wide park and recreation master planning. When specific projects are undertaken in the future, master plans will be refined in accordance with environmental considerations, accurate topographical information, community input, and cost considerations in effect at the time.