Planning Commission Meeting Agenda Packet 05132026

Hello Natalie, Thank you for the explanation and information. I am mostly taken back at the scale of expansion on the existing structure. This would constitute an increase well over 55% to the existing square footage of the house (last listed at 1434 sqft), which, even if that 816 sq ft addition is split between two floors, would be a huge change to the house. As you can imagine I am wary of the duration of this proposed project since it will most likely require adding foundation and other major earth moving work. My kids walk and bicycle around the block when weather permits, and the lot is not big enough to contain all the construction equipment without large heavy machinery being stored overnight and weekends on the street and curb side that can pose serious injury risk to children. Our neighborhood, as a planned community built in the mid 80s, to my knowledge has never seen anything this drastic done to a house, particularly by people, who I heard from neighbors who are of similar background and thus know more, were just recently trying to sell and relocate again but did not get the bids they were hoping for. I don't know if they are doing this in order to increase the property value for a larger profit when they try to sell it next. Ultimately, I understand the city has a process to review and approve this so it is not up to me. So I appreciate your time and attention in seeking the neighbors' feedback. Thank you, Nick Titangos On Mon, 2 Mar 2026 at 13:26, Natalie Amos <namos@cityofpleasantonca.gov> wrote: Afternoon Mr. Titangos, Thank you for your email regarding the proposed project at 2986 Liberty Drive. The project is currently under City review, and, if approved, would be subject to standard Conditions of Approval and applicable state and local regulations intended to minimize construction-related impacts. For example, construction activities, including demolition, deliveries,