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City of Pleasanton—Villages at the Quarry Project Project Description 15183 Consistency Checklist 4 7. Zoning and Density The project site was previously zoned General Industrial (I-G-40). With the approval and certification of the Housing Element Update in 2023, the subject site was rezoned to Housing Opportunity Zone (HOZ) District. Accordingly, the project proposes affordable High Density Residential development of up to 150 units on approximately five acres of the site, and a mix of up to 375 single-family detached and attached units on the remainder of the site, as well as a dedicated park/open space area. 8. Description of Proposed Project The project applicant seeks to implement the City’s approved 6th Cycle Housing Element Update (Housing Element Update) by developing a residential project on the project site, consisting of four “villages,” resulting in a maximum total of 412 dwelling units (single- and multi-family) and a total of 57 JADUs: • Village 1 would consist of a total of approximately 135 market-rate single-family residential lots and would result in a total of approximately 312,673 square feet of living areas. • Village 2 would consist of a total of approximately 85 market-rate single-family residential lots and would result in a total of approximately 221,780 square feet of living areas. • Village 3 would consist of a total of approximately 90 market-rate single-family residential units and result in a total of approximately 283,429 square feet of living areas. 57 of the single-family residential units would have JADUs. • Village 4 would consist of four multi-family residential buildings and one multi-family residential/amenity building with a total of approximately 102 affordable residential units, resulting in a total of approximately 81,993 square feet of rentable space. The proposed project would also include an approximately 2.1-acre public park at the center of the project site, as well as several related on- and off- site improvements consisting of a looped trail: the extension of the Iron Horse Trail on Busch Road from Valley Avenue to the proposed project’s entrance; on Valley Avenue from Busch Road to the proposed project’s entrance; and an in-tract trail along the west side of the main street connecting development entrances on Busch Road and Valley Avenue.