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Planning Commission meeting agenda packet 7-9-25
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City of Pleasanton—Vineyard Avenue Residential Project <br />Project Description 15183 Consistency Checklist <br /> <br />8 <br />2.4.4 - Access and Circulation <br />Vehicular Circulation <br />Project site access would be provided by a new 56-foot-wide driveway from <br />Thiessen Street. From the site entrance, 56-foot-wide public streets, labeled in <br />Exhibit 3 as A Street and B Court, would provide access to the residences not <br />fronting existing streets. Of the proposed lots, nine would front Manoir Lane, <br />one would front Thiessen Street, and the remaining 17 would be served by <br />the two new internal streets. <br />Alternative Transit <br />The bus stop nearest the site is located at the intersection of Vineyard <br />Avenue and El Capitan Drive/Montevino Drive, located approximately one <br />mile west of the site. <br />Pedestrian Access <br />Pedestrian access would be provided by way of new sidewalks along both <br />sides of the proposed internal streets. The new sidewalks would connect to <br />existing sidewalks where possible, such as along Thiessen Street. In addition, <br />concrete sidewalks would form walking paths throughout the proposed park <br />area in the southern portion of the project site. <br />2.4.5 - Parking <br />Each single-family residence would include a two-car garage and a one-car <br />garage, for a total of 81 garage parking spaces. Each home is designed to <br />include two additional off-street parking spaces on private driveways. <br />Therefore, the proposed project would provide 135 total parking spaces <br />associated with the proposed single-family residences. Furthermore, the <br />nearby streets would allow for an additional 79 on-street parking spaces. <br />Finally, the proposed project would include bicycle parking stalls within bike <br />racks at the proposed southern park area. <br />2.4.6 - Utilities <br />Water and Wastewater <br />Water and sewer service would be provided by the City through connections <br />to the existing infrastructure in the project vicinity (see Exhibit 8). Specifically, <br />the proposed project would connect to the existing 12-inch water and eight- <br />inch sewer mains in Thiessen Street, the existing eight-inch sewer mains in <br />Manoir Lane, and the existing eight-inch water line in Old Vineyard Avenue. <br />New eight-inch water and sewer lines would be installed within the new
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