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Department Goals & Objectives • Work collaboratively with Stoneridge Shopping Center property owners to develop a comprehensive long-range plan for redevelopment of the mall • Process incoming residential project applications under the Housing Sites Conformance Analysis process, including those on recently designated housing element sites and in East Pleasanton • Incorporate the Economic Development Division as part of the new Community and Economic Development Department to support an integrated approach to permitting, zoning, and land use • Facilitate updates to processes and municipal code changes that support desired commercial investment in key sectors • Implement strategies identified in the Economic Development Strategic Plan to attract new retail to the city • Continue to implement key programs of CAP 2.0 including preparation of Fleet Electrification Plan, Municipal Solar Storage Project, and Electric Vehicle Fast Charging Hubs at City facilities • Advance pedestrian and bicycle improvements by updating the Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan and supporting the high priority projects along West Las Positas Boulevard, Santa Rita Road, and near 1-580 • Advance efforts to develop a planning framework for East Pleasanton area and address key issues around potential annexation, infrastructure needs, and development of various East Pleasanton properties • Develop a concept plan and coordinate with BART to advance efforts to issue a developer RFP for the east Dublin - Pleasanton BART station • Continue to support planning for the Valley -Link project • Continue to support implementation of the 1-680 express lane projects • Complete design improvements at Sunol Boulevard and 1-680 Interchange • Complete Accela SaaS Migration (Cloud)/User Interface Department Accomplishments Approved Stoneridge Mall Development Agreement amendment, including securing $200,000 in funding to help support comprehensive planning Continued implementation of Climate Action Plan 2.0, including adoption of a leaf -blower ordinance, installation of fast electric vehicle charging stations and initiating an RFP to perform comprehensive municipal facility updates related to reducing energy use • Adopted a comprehensive Development Impact Fee update, establishing new Capital Facilities, Transportation Impact, and Sewer and Water Connection fees • Adopted a comprehensive update of the Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance, to create more enforceable standards and support construction of affordable housing • Entitled 255 units of residential development and facilitated building permit issuance for construction of the 305 -unit Avalon Bay residential development • Continued improvements to the Accela online permit portal allowing for simplified, on -demand trade, building, and fire permit submittals • Created a new retail development program to attract and retain businesses in targeted retail categories • Assisted more than 400 Pleasanton residents through housing programs and provided support for unsheltered Pleasanton residents • Increased the affordable housing supply with the construction of a 2-bed/2-bath ADU for residents with intellectual/developmental disabilities, approval of nine affordable for -sale units in the 3200 Hopyard project, and approval of 18 age -restricted senior for sale units in the Merritt project • Installed and energized the Valley Avenue at Northway Traffic Signal • Completed traffic improvements to support the Costco opening • Continued design of W Las Positas Blvd Multimodal Reconstruction Project, including completion of 65 percent of the plans.