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From:Natalie Amos <br />To:"Nick <br />Cc:Anne <br />Subject:RE: 2986 Liberty proposed construction <br />Date:Tuesday, March 3, 2026 10:53:00 AM <br />Attachments:Ord. 1139.pdf <br />image001.png <br />image002.png <br />image003.png <br />image004.png <br />image005.png <br />Exhibit B 2986 Liberty Drive.pdf <br />Hi Mr. Titangos, <br />Thank you for your follow-up emails. <br />The City does not require Homeowners Association approval as part of its development review <br />process. HOAs are private entities, and the City does not monitor, oversee, or provide notification to <br />them regarding development applications. If HOA approval is required under private CC&Rs, it is the <br />responsibility of the property owner to obtain that approval directly from the HOA. You may wish to <br />contact the Shadow Cliff Village Homeowners Association directly regarding their internal processes, <br />though you seem to be familiar with it if you regularly attend meetings. <br />The project is being reviewed for compliance with the applicable development standards of the <br />Shadow Cliff Village PUD (PUD-83-16 and PUD-83-16-06m), approved by Ordinance No. 1139, as <br />well as the Pleasanton Municipal Code. <br />With respect to construction impacts: <br />All construction must adhere to City-adopted hours of operation. <br />Equipment storage must occur on-site and may not obstruct the public right-of-way without <br />proper authorization. <br />Public streets may not be blocked without an encroachment permit. <br />Contractors must comply with applicable safety, noise, stormwater, and debris-control <br />regulations. <br />Any equipment staged in the public right-of-way would require proper authorization and must <br />comply with local code requirements. <br /> <br />If issues arise during construction, they may be reported to Code Enforcement for follow-up. <br /> <br />This lot is somewhat unique within the subdivision. It is a larger corner lot, which provides additional <br />buildable area compared to many interior infill lots in the development that are generally constrained <br />to rear-yard expansions only. The proposal is being evaluated against the subdivision’s governing <br />standards, which establish allowable setbacks and development parameters. <br /> <br />The City’s review process evaluates compliance with adopted zoning and development standards.