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City of Pleasanton—Villages at the Quarry Project 15183 Consistency Checklist Project Description 7 height, setbacks, massing, site planning, lighting, landscaping, and building design to ensure that projects will be compatible with their surroundings, attractively designed and landscaped, and feasibly minimize impacts to aesthetic resources and land use. Each project proposed on a housing opportunity site, including the proposed project, would be required to comply with the applicable ODS. Consistent therewith, the Housing Element Update also sets forth development standards for the Kiewit Site, including a density of 8 to 13 du/acre for Medium Density Residential uses and a density of 30 du/acre for the High Density Residential uses. 2.3.2 - Housing Element Update Final Environmental Impact Report The City prepared a Program EIR for the Housing Element Update and other related General Plan amendments and certified the Housing Element Update FEIR on January 26, 2023. The Housing Element Update FEIR identified significant environmental effects that could result from implementation of the Housing Element Update as well as ways the impacts could feasibly be reduced to less than significant through implementation of applicable laws, regulations and mitigation measures. The FEIR also identified significant and unavoidable environmental impacts related to Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) and water supply and adopted a Statement of Overriding Considerations for each significant and unavoidable impact prior to certifying the Housing Element Update FEIR and approving the Housing Element Update. The Housing Element Update FEIR’s conclusions are summarized in Section 4, Environmental Analysis, of this document. 2.4 - Project Characteristics 2.4.1 - Development Summary The proposed project would construct a maximum total of 412 dwelling units (both single- and multi-family) and 57 JADUs (Exhibit 5) divided into four “villages.” The proposed project would have an average density of approximately 8.2 dwelling units per acre. Between the four villages, the proposed project would also include an approximately 2.1-acre public park with a play structure, picnic area, and turf area. In addition to the foregoing, related on-site improvements (consisting of streets, sidewalk, curb/gutter, trail, bioretention area) and off-site improvements (consisting of streets, sidewalk, curb/gutter, trail, storm drain/sanitary sewer/water systems) would be developed to serve the proposed project.