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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING AGENDA PACKET 5-5-26
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City of Pleasanton <br />Ponderosa‐Del Prado Landscape Maintenance District 2026‐1 <br />Engineer’s Report <br />Page 19 <br /> <br />All 343 residential parcels in the Assessment District receive the view benefit from <br />maintained landscaping along Paseo Santa Cruz and the Arroyo trail corridor. This benefit <br />is received to the same degree by all parcels in the District and therefore does not <br />differentiate among zones. The view benefit is the most broadly and uniformly received <br />special benefit in the Assessment District. <br />Access to the Arroyo de la Laguna Trail and Centennial Trail Corridor <br />The landscaping and improvements maintained along the Arroyo de la Laguna trail <br />corridor provide the properties in the Assessment District with improved access to the <br />trail and Centennial Trail system. The City, by maintaining permanent public <br />improvements funded by the Assessments in the District, provides maintained trail access <br />and landscaping to properties in the District. <br />The degree of access benefit varies materially by proximity to trail access points. Parcels <br />with direct or proximate access to the trail corridor receive the highest access benefit. <br />Parcels at greater distance receive a reduced access benefit commensurate with their <br />distance from trail access points. This variation in access benefit is a primary driver of the <br />zone structure established in this Report. <br />Security and Sound Reduction <br />Parcels adjacent to the landscaping along the soundwall which is along Interstate 680 <br />receive a direct and tangible benefit from the maintenance of this landscaping. This <br />landscaping provides noise attenuation and a security buffer between those residential <br />properties and the trail/canal/freeway corridor. This elevated special benefit is direct, <br />proximate, and particular to those parcels that are immediately adjacent to this <br />maintained landscaping. <br />Parcels not adjacent to the soundwall landscaping do not receive the same level of special <br />benefit from this landscaping. The security and sound reduction benefit therefore varies <br />by zone and is reflected in the zone scores established in this Report. <br />Page 73 of 248
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