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Page 4 of 14 <br />sites. These proposed projects will be considered separately as part of the entitlement process <br />for required permits and approvals. No change or modification to the Seefried project will result <br />from this effort, since the project is fully approved and entitled. <br /> <br />The EPPF project will establish a high-level vision for the preferred future of East Pleasanton, <br />including potential future land uses, open space, and public infrastructure needed to serve <br />development. However, the City will not adopt General Plan land use map amendments or <br />zoning code amendments at this time. Any action that would require review under the <br />California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) will occur as part of a subsequent implementation <br />action, if desired. <br /> <br />Study Area Boundaries <br />Figure 3 below shows the boundaries proposed by City staff for the EPPF project. The EPPF <br />study area includes the East Pleasanton Specific Plan area established in the General Plan <br />(shown as “Core Area” in Figure 3) and lands east of the Core Area to the Livermore City <br />Limits. As discussed below, all lands in the EPPF study area (with one exception) are within <br />the Pleasanton Sphere of Influence (SOI). Inclusion of lands to the east of the EPSP boundary <br />allows the City to consider the establishment of policies and a vision for the future of this area; <br />it does not necessarily signal an intent to urbanize or annex these lands into Pleasanton. <br /> <br />Figure 3: EPPF Study Area Boundaries <br /> <br /> <br />Process and Schedule <br />Attachment 2 shows the process and schedule for the EPPF project. The project began with a <br />review of background information and existing conditions. After receiving preliminary input from <br />the Planning Commission and City Council on project issues, staff will prepare options for key <br />Page 5 of 91