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P23-0563 & Tract 8749, 4400 Black Ave. Planning Commission <br />8 of 12 <br />Vesting Tentative Tract Map and Street Names <br />The applicant has submitted a Vesting Tentative Tract Map (VTM) subdividing the <br />approximately 2.59-acre site into ten lots for condominium purposes, ranging in size from <br />approximately 6,567 to 11,179 square feet, as well as seven common area parcels (A through <br />G) as described below. A VTM confers a vested right to proceed with development in <br />substantial compliance with the ordinances, policies, and standards in effect at the time an <br />application for the map is deemed complete. <br /> <br />The details of the requested VTM (Exhibit B) are summarized below: <br /> <br />• Create ten lots for condominium purposes with 59 attached condominium units <br />(Lots 1 through 10). <br />• Lots A through G include common areas for internal streets, open space, and a <br />bio-retention area. <br />• A Homeowners Association (HOA) would be established and would own and <br />maintain the common area parcels. <br />• The map would dedicate an approximately 35-foot-wide Public Access Easement <br />(PAE), Public Service Easement (PSE), and Emergency Vehicle Access <br />Easement (EVAE) on Parcel A. <br />• The map would dedicate an approximately 25-foot-wide PAE, PSE, and EVAE on <br />Parcel B. <br />• The map would dedicate three, approximately 22-foot-wide PAE, PSE, and EVAE <br />on Parcels C, D, and E. <br />• The map would dedicate an approximately 10-foot-wide PSE along the Black <br />Avenue frontage. <br /> <br />The VTM also includes five proposed private street names. New street names are reviewed <br />internally by life-safety responders (i.e., Pleasanton Police Department, Livermore -Pleasanton <br />Fire Department, and the Alameda County Fire Department dispatch unit) and other City <br />divisions/departments to ensure the proposed name(s) will not create delays in life -safety <br />response times and/or conflict with existing street names within Pleasanton or adjoining <br />jurisdictions. Once a private street name is internally approved, the name is reflected on the <br />Vesting Tentative Tract Map, which is ultimately recorded for the project. <br /> <br />The proposed private street names are as follows: <br /> <br />• Helios Drive <br />• Hyperion Lane <br />• Theia Lane <br />• Selene Lane <br />• Eos Lane <br /> <br />The proposed private street names have been reviewed and found to be acceptable for use by <br />the appropriate life-safety responders and City staff. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />