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Pleasanton BART October 9, 2025 <br />Site Re-Use Options Memorandum <br /> <br /> <br />13 <br /> <br />b. Holding Capacity <br />i. Option C-1: Four Sites, Five to Seven Stories Tall, up to 1,088 units <br />This option divides the site into four sites ranging in size from ~2.35 to 4.25 acres. Sites 3 and 4 <br />are imagined as separate buildings with a mews in the middle. Sites 1 and 2 are shown at five <br />stories tall while Sites 3 and 4 comprise seven stories. The total number of units ranges from <br />870-1,088 (assuming an average unit area of 800-1,000 SF per unit). BART rider parking is <br />assumed to be located within the westernmost building. <br /> <br /> Figure 4-2: Holding capacity study across 4 Sites. <br /> <br />i. Option C-2: Three Sites, Five to Seven Stories Tall, up to 1,309 units <br />This option divides the site into three sites with the two on the west being roughly similar to the <br />first option. The east side, however, is imagined as one large development with site area ~7.98 <br />acres. Sites 1 and 2 are shown at seven stories tall while in the base option, Site 3-4 has five <br />stories. The total number of units shown in the base option ranges from 818-1,023 (assuming <br />an average unit area of 800-1,000 SF per unit). BART rider parking is assumed to be located <br />within the building to the east of the plaza. <br /> <br />An alternative for Site 3 shows the maximum buildout at eight stories with a total of 1,047-1,309 <br />units. <br /> <br /> Figure 4-3: Holding capacity study across 3 Sites. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />TOTAL NEW HOMES: <br />870-1,088 <br />Density: 58-77 units <br />per acre <br />Parking ratio: 0.82-1 <br />space per unit <br />Base option <br />(anticipated holding <br />capacity) <br /> <br />TOTAL NEW HOMES: 818- <br />1,023 <br /> <br />Density: ~75 units per acre <br />Parking ratio: 0.82-1 space <br />per unit <br />Max holding capacity <br />TOTAL NEW APARTMENT HOMES: <br />1,047-1,309 <br />Density: 75-92 units per acre <br />Parking ratio: 0.78-0.97 spaces per unit <br />Page 129 of 399