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MEMORANDUM Date: February 14, 2025 To: Mayor and City Council From: Gerry Beaudin, City Manager Mike Tassano, Deputy Director of Community Development, Transportation Subject: February 18, 2025, City Council Meeting, Agenda Item 9: Update on Residential Development Proposals on Two Properties in East Pleasanton - El Charro Extension Study This memorandum transmits the attached El Charro Extension Study, which provides an evaluation of East Pleasanton development on future traffic conditions, focused particularly on the extension of El Charro Road south from Stoneridge Drive to either Busch Avenue or Stanley Boulevard. With the potential advancement of development projects in East Pleasanton, the City requested Fehr and Peers Transportation Consultants prepare the attached traffic study to evaluate the effects of future development in East Pleasanton and the need, timing and design for the extension of El Charro Road. El Charro Road is included in the General Plan, which envisioned the extension to be constructed between 2011 and 2015 (as part of the East Pleasanton Specific Plan construction). The City’s traffic model assumes the El Charro extension is in place at buildout.1 The goal of the traffic study is to 1) determine the need for El Charro Road extension. 2) Determine when, based on development construction, the extension is needed. 3) Determine if a two-lane or four-lane El Charro Road is needed and 4) Determine if only a partial construction of El Charro Road (North section only from Stoneridge Drive to Busch Road) is sufficient, versus extension south to Stanley Boulevard. 1 “Buildout” is the planning term used to describe the hypothetical point at which the assumed feasible amount of development contemplated in the General Plan has been built, and with it all components of the General Plan’s presumed future roadway network.