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City of Pleasanton—Hidden Canyon Residences and Preserve <br />Draft EIR Project Description <br /> <br /> <br />FirstCarbon Solutions 2-53 <br />https://adecinnovations.sharepoint.com/sites/PublicationsSite/Shared Documents/Publications/Client (PN-JN)/2148/21480016/EIR/3 - Draft EIR/21480016 Sec02-00 Project Description.docx <br />2.3.5 - Infrastructure Improvements <br />Domestic Water <br />The proposed project would be served by water from the City, via connection to the Moller 770 <br />Pressure Zone. The proposed project would require extension of public water on-site. Eight-inch <br />water mains are proposed along Streets A and B, continuing along the EVA portion of Street A, and <br />also within Court C. An 8-inch water main is also proposed to follow both the private and public <br />roads surrounding the proposed lots 29 and 30, connecting the roads along Dublin Canyon Road. <br />Water would also be provided to the facilities at the proposed EBRPD Staging Area. <br />Sanitary Sewer <br />The City would provide sewer services to the proposed project. An 8-inch sanitary sewer lateral <br />exists underneath Dublin Canyon Road. The proposed project would require extension of sewer <br />systems on-site. Eight-inch sanitary sewer laterals are proposed along Streets A and B, continuing <br />along the EVA portion of Street A, and within Court C. An 8-inch sanitary sewer lateral is also <br />proposed underneath the private road to lots 29 and 30. <br />Stormwater Drainage <br />The proposed project includes bioretention areas and vaults for on-site stormwater management <br />throughout the development site, including near the proposed main entrance from Dublin Canyon <br />Road and along internal private Street A; see Exhibit 2-9 through 2-9e. Throughout the development <br />site, proposed storm drains would connect to the bioretention areas for pre-treatment before <br />connecting to the City’s existing storm drainage system off-site, including a 12-inch storm drain <br />within Dublin Canyon Road. A new 24-inch storm drain is proposed along Dublin Canyon Road, which <br />would connect to the development site via 12-inch storm drains. An 18-inch storm drain is also <br />proposed at the intersection of Street A and Street B and following Street A; 12- and 8-inch storm <br />drains are proposed within Court C. A 12-inch storm drain is proposed to follow both the private and <br />public roads surrounding lots 29 and 30, connecting the roads along Dublin Canyon Road. <br />Solid Waste and Recycling Collection <br />Pleasanton Garbage Services (PGS) serves residential and commercial locations in the City. Service is <br />provided on a weekly basis. Each residential household would be provided with a garbage cart and <br />recycling cart. <br />Power and Telecommunications <br />Other services would include power in the form of gas and electrical service provided by Pacific Gas <br />& Electric (PG&E). Telecommunications providers include Pacific Bell Telephone Company, Xfinity, <br />and AT&T. An existing 20-foot communications easement is located within the central portion of the <br />project site. <br />2.3.6 - Construction <br />Construction is estimated to occur in five sub-phases, beginning in the first quarter of 2026 and <br />ending in the second quarter of 2028, as summarized in Table 2-3. Residential construction would
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