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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 28 <br /> <br />benefits of the improvement (e.g., general enhancement of the district’s property <br />values). <br />The Engineer determined that, based on proximity to the Improvements and the nature <br />of the benefits received, the Assessment District shall consist of five zones of benefit. The <br />zones reflect material differences in the degree of trail access and soundwall landscaping <br />adjacency received by different properties within the District. All zones receive the <br />Creation of Lots benefit (5% weight) and the Views of Improved Landscaping benefit (60% <br />weight) equally. The zones differ with respect to the Access to Centennial Trail benefit <br />(30% weight) and the Security and Sound Reduction benefit (5% weight). <br />Base Level <br />Zone 1 is the Base Level, which includes the majority of residential parcels in the <br />Assessment District. These parcels receive the full view and landscaping benefit from the <br />maintained improvements along Paseo Santa Cruz and the Arroyo trail corridor, and the <br />Creation of Lots benefit. Zone 1 parcels are at greater distance from the trail access points <br />and are not adjacent to the soundwall landscaping along Interstate 680. They receive a <br />trail access score of 70 out of 100, reflecting that while they are within the District and <br />benefit from the maintained trail corridor, they do not have direct proximate access to <br />trail entry points. They receive a security/sound reduction score of 0, as they are not <br />adjacent to the soundwall landscaping. <br />Central Wall <br />Zone 2 is the Central Wall area which includes parcels located along the interior semi‐ <br />circle adjacent to the soundwall with landscaping maintained along the sidewalk edges. <br />In addition to the view, landscaping, and lot creation benefits received by all zones, these <br />parcels receive a direct and tangible security and sound reduction benefit from the <br />maintained landscaping. Central Wall parcels receive the same trail access score as Base <br />Level (70 out of 100) and a security/sound reduction score of 80 out of 100, reflecting <br />their proximity to and benefit from the maintained landscaping along the interior <br />soundwall. <br />Adjacent to Trail <br />Zone 3 is called Adjacent to Trail and includes parcels that are directly adjacent to the <br />Arroyo de la Laguna trail and the maintained landscaping along the soundwall along <br />Interstate 680. These parcels receive both an enhanced landscaping benefit and a trail <br />adjacency benefit. Adjacent to Trail parcels receive a trail access score of 70 out of 100 <br />and a security/sound reduction score of 100 out of 100, reflecting their direct adjacency <br />to the maintained landscaping (along the soundwall). <br />Page 82 of 248
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