Planning Commission meeting agenda packet 7-9-25

City of Pleasanton—Vineyard Avenue Residential Project 15183 Consistency Checklist Project Description 9 internal roadways to provide service to each of the proposed residential buildings. Storm Drainage As shown in the Preliminary Stormwater Treatment Plan prepared for the proposed project, the project site would be divided into two drainage management areas (DMAs), generally defined as the southern and northern portions of the project site, respectively (see Exhibit 8). Stormwater runoff from the on-site impervious surfaces within the southern DMA (DMA 1) would be directed through a network of 10- to 18-inch storm drain lines to the proposed on-site bioretention basin at the northern site boundary. Stormwater runoff within DMA 2 would flow towards the northern project site boundary and pond three inches before entering a catch basin. The treated on-site stormwater would ultimately be routed to the existing 24-inch storm drain line within Vineyard Avenue. Natural Gas and Electricity The proposed project would receive natural gas and electricity services from the Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E). On-site gas and electricity infrastructure would connect to the existing infrastructure in the project vicinity. Telecommunications Telephone services would be provided through AT&T and cable television services would be provided by Comcast. Such services would be provided to the project site through connections to existing infrastructure in the project vicinity, such as overhead phone lines. 2.5 - Discretionary Approvals The City of Pleasanton has discretionary authority over the proposed project and is the CEQA Lead Agency for the preparation of this Section 15183 Checklist. In order to implement the proposed project, the following City approvals would need to be granted: • Vesting Tentative Subdivision Map. • Design Review.