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ECONOMIC VITALITY COMMITTEE REPORT <br />3 <br />August 21, 2025 <br />Economic Development <br />TITLE: A HACIENDA VIEW PRESENTATION <br />BACKGROUND <br />In August 2023, the City Council adopted the updated Economic Development Strategic <br />Plan (EDSP) which the Economic Vitality Committee uses as the foundation for its work. <br />The plan comprises of 5 Implementation Plan Priorities: <br />1.0 Economic Development Capacity Building <br />2.0 Business Retention, Expansion & Attraction <br />3.0 Local Revenue Growth <br />4.0 Entrepreneurship & Innovation Outreach <br />5.0 Major Projects Accelerator Program <br />There are specific actions items under Priority 1.0 Economic Development Capacity <br />Building, 2.0 Business Retention, Attraction & Expansion Program, and 4.0 <br />Entrepreneurship & Innovation Outreach that are related to the partnership with <br />Hacienda: <br />1.4 Formalize Community & Business Partnerships <br />The Economic Development Division will continue to leverage existing regional <br />strategic partnerships though expanded collaboration on the implementation of <br />the City’s new Business Retention, Expansion and Attraction Program. <br />2.3 Formalize Recurring Employer/Business Meetings to Create Touchpoints <br />with City <br />The Economic Development Division will plan and deliver recurring <br />employer/business meetings to build personal relationships and expand the <br />City’s list of community champions through exceptional customer service. <br />4.1 Enhance Regional Partnerships <br />One of Pleasanton’s greatest strengths is its location within a region with a <br />critical mass of entrepreneurship and innovation activity. Entrepreneurship and <br />innovation programming is a synergistic activity that must build upon the City’s <br />existing ecosystem. Extending and strengthening these regional partnerships will <br />require sustained focus on networking and program development. <br />DISCUSSION <br />Hacienda, managed by the Hacienda Business Park Owners Association, is the largest <br />development of its kind in Northern California at 875 acres. Hacienda began its first