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IX. GENERAL PLAN RELATIONSHIP AND <br />OTHER JURISDICTIONAL POLICIES AND REGULATIONS <br />The Specific Plan Area is subject to various policies and regulations as set forth within the Plan <br />as well as with the City's General Plan and other City regulations . Planning for the future land <br />use and development of the Plan Area also requires consideration of County policies established <br />for adjacent unincorporated areas, and policies of other regulatory agencies . Plans and policies <br />relevant to the Specific Plan Area are summarized below. <br />A. CITY OF PLEASANTON GENERAL PLAN <br />The Pleasanton General Plan is the primary City planning document with which all other City <br />ordinances, regulations , policies, and programs must be consistent. The key General Plan <br />policies and programs which relate to the Specific Plan are presented below. These are to be <br />implemented equally along with other applicable General Plan provisions for individual <br />development projects within the Plan Area . <br />Key General Plan Policies and Programs <br />Numerous General Plan policies and programs apply directly to the Specific Plan Project . <br />Those which will have a key influence on the Plan are presented below. <br />1. Land Use Element <br />Policy 2: Develop new housing in infill and peripheral areas which is adjacent <br />to existing residential development. <br />Program 2 .1: Zone vacant infill sites at densities to encourage development while <br />respecting the character of surrounding uses. <br />Policy 8 : Provide a diversity of community facilities to maintain and improve <br />service levels for existing and future residents. <br />Program 8 .2: Cooperate with the School District to enhance the quality of <br />education, anticipate and construct school facilities as they become needed, and <br />maximize joint use of school buildings and City parks and playgrounds. <br />Policy 9: Provide each major residential area with high quality neighborhood <br />facilities including a park and other amenities , and encourage the location of an <br />elementary school. <br />110
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