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Page 13 of 14 <br />change? <br /> <br />Open Space and Recreation <br />7. Should an open space buffer be maintained between developed areas of Pleasanton <br />and Livermore? <br />8. What types of new recreational amenities, if any, should be provided in East <br />Pleasanton? <br />9. How should new development, open space, and recreational facilities in East <br />Pleasanton interface with the Chain of Lakes? <br /> <br />Public Service Facilities <br />10. What is the preferred future of the existing Operations Service Center and waste <br />transfer facilities? <br />11. Should some or all of the existing facilities at the OSC be relocated? If so, where? <br /> <br />Infrastructure and Circulation <br />12. What mechanisms should the City use to finance public infrastructure in the EPPF <br />study area? <br />13. What amount and type of new development is needed so that it is economically feasible <br />for development projects to finance needed public infrastructure? <br />14. Should the City allow additional development in East Pleasanton if it was determined <br />necessary to help finance El Charro Road and other public amenities (e.g. relocation of <br />facilities at the OSC)? <br /> <br />Staff requests City Council and Planning Commission: <br />• Confirm that the policy questions above should be the focus of continued study; <br />and <br />• Provide any preliminary input on these policy questions or other project issues. <br /> <br />After receiving City Council and Planning Commission input, staff and consultants will develop <br />options to address the policy questions, and prepare analysis as needed to allow for an <br />informed consideration of the options. City staff will present these options and analysis to the <br />Planning Commission and City Council in early 2026. <br /> <br />EQUITY AND SUSTAINABILITY <br />The EPPF supports sustainability goals by thoughtfully planning for future development in <br />conjunction with needed infrastructure, services, and public amenities. Equity aspects, such as <br />the inclusion of affordable housing and equitable access to open space and recreation <br />opportunities, can be a consideration in the formulation of policy options and preferences for <br />East Pleasanton. <br /> <br />Page 14 of 91