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CITY CLERK
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AGENDA REPORT
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10/23/2024
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City of Pleasanton <br />475 and 493 St. John Street Mixed-Use Project <br /> <br />14 <br />3.1 Summary of Proposed Changes <br />Key differences between the DSP analyzed in the Final EIR and the Barone’s project that are relevant <br />to the environmental analysis are summarized in Table 1. <br />Table 1 Changes to Previously Approved Project <br />Project Characteristic1 DSP (Allowable/Required) Barone’s Project (Proposed) <br />Maximum Building Height <br />Existing Single-Family Residence to Remain 40 feet 30 feet (two stories) <br />14 Proposed Single-Family Residences 40 feet Maximum of 31 feet 2 inches <br />2 Proposed Commercial Buildings 40 feet 23 feet (one story) <br />Total Residential Units Allowable with rezone to PUD <br />pursuant to DSP Policy LD-P.15 <br />15 units <br />Existing Single-Family Residence to Remain Must remain, be remodeled, or <br />enlarged <br />Remain as is (1 unit) <br />14 Proposed Single-Family Residences Mixed-use redevelopment with <br />residential allowed with PUD <br />application approval <br />14 units <br />Floor Area Ratios <br />Residential 300 percent 51 percent <br />Non-Residential 300 percent 29 percent <br />Parking <br />Residential 28 spaces 53 spaces2 <br />Non-Residential 10 spaces 14 spaces <br />sf = square feet <br />1While existing zoning does not allow residential, project characteristics are listed assuming one of the two project approvals occurs <br />2Includes 2 covered private spaces per unit, 1 space per driveway of each unit, and 11 guest spaces along the proposed private street <br />Potential growth associated with buildout of the DSP and development associated with the project <br />are shown in Table 2. <br />Table 2 DSP and Proposed Project Potential Growth <br />Characteristic DSP Projected Growth Barone’s Project <br />Housing Units 370 14 + one Accessory <br />Dwelling Unit <br />Population2 1,000 40 <br />Non-Residential SF 260,700 3,100 <br />Jobs3 500 6 <br />1Potential Growth numbers shown in the DSP (Allowable/Required) column consist of growth projection numbers for the entire DSP <br />area. <br />2Assuming 2.83 people per household and housing vacancy rate of 3.6% (methodology used in the Final EIR) <br />3Assuming 510 sf per retail job (methodology used in the Final EIR)
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