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From: Christine Lewis <br />Sent: Tuesday, September 8, 2026 10:47 AM <br />To: Derek Farmer <DFarmer@cityofpleasantonca.gov> <br />Subject: P25-0727 <br />Hello Derek, <br />I would like to comment about the rezoning of 3825/3875 Hopyard as well as 5960 <br />Inglewood. I am a Val Vista resident and I work in Pleasanton. <br />I oppose the rezoning of the above mentioned addresses. I understand that the city of <br />Pleasanton’s hands are tied in regards to the amount of residential growth required from <br />the state of California. And I agree with certain rezoning areas that the city has looked at. <br />The Rock Bible church on 1st is a location that makes sense as well as 4515 Rosewood. <br />Those are not primarily single family neighborhoods. <br />However, if the business offices at Hopyard and Inglewood are rezoned, there is <br />significant concern about the high density residential builds that may be planned here. <br />And that would be a detriment to the Val Vista neighborhood of Pleasanton. People <br />purchase homes in this single family area for a reason. There is a reason people buy here <br />and not in Dublin where there is a very different type of living. It is crowded and they have <br />significant traffic and crime problems. The landscape of the entire neighborhood would <br />change and I don’t think that’s right to do to existing homeowners and renters of this <br />small, safe, and quiet neighborhood. The traffic at West Las Positas and Hopyard Road <br />is already a problem at school times. It’s already a heavily impacted intersection. You <br />would add a significant increase to that. Your notice mentioned up to 1438 builds for the <br />4 addresses. If you look at how many cars would be added on Hopyard and how many <br />students would be added to the Donlon, Hart, and Foothill schools; it is not feasible to <br />impact this small community in that way. The businesses at those locations could do <br />more to fill their leases and be utilized for what they were planned for. <br />Thank you, <br />Christine Lewis <br />SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL <br />Provided to the Planning Commission <br />After Distribution of Packet <br />Date Distributed: ____________9/9/2026
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