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11:- 00.- -- -- - -.... -- ...- -..- - -- ..,.. - ....- -- 11II'I .... -- .., ..- - -- CI\J ..- - --- ......- ...- ........ -,,- - -- "",,,-- - -'- "",..~ - -- ......- - puH.8.Tort ......- - ... ... - Cl\J"- ..- ...- cttJ"P .. - -- CItJ............. - ....- ..,,,-.., - -- -- hAlViEDA COJNTY CcN3ESTlON MJ.NAGEMENT AGEr:YCV '333 BllOAIlWAV. SUlE 220' 0AI<lAIIl. CA 946'2' PHOtE: (510) 836-2560' FAX: (510) 836-2185 E.MAL: maIIOaccma,ca.gov . WEB SIre acana,ca,gov September 21, 2005 Ms. Terry Snyder Community Development Department 200 Old Bernal Avenue POBox 520 Pleasanton, CA 94566 SUBJECT: Comments on the Notice of Preparation of a Draft Environmental Impact Report for the Bernal Property Ph II Specific Plan and the Bernal Community Park PUD Master Plan Dear Ms. Snyder: Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the City of Pleasanton's Notice of Preparation of a Draft Environmental Impact Report for the Bernal Property Ph II Specific Plan and the Bernal Community Park Planned Unit Development (PUD) Master Plan. The 3IB-acre Specific Plan project site is bisected by 1-680 and borders the south side of Bernal A venue. The Bernal Property Ph II Specific Plan calls for the long-tenn development of a variety of public facilities to be developed within an open space/park-like setting at the 3lB-acre City-owned portion of the Bernal Property in Pleasanton. Potential uses include agriculture, childcare, cultural arts, community garden, Native American reflective area, open space, park and recreational uses, park.-and-ride commuter parking lot, public infrastructure and utilities, educational facilities, trails, environmental education center. teen/community center, and other potential public and quasi-public uses. The Bernal Community Park. PUD Master Plan area consists of approximately 45 acres located within the eastern portion of the 318-acre Specific Plan area. The Community Park is proposed primarily for use as sports fields and related facilities. The ACCMA respectfully submits the following comments: . The City of Pleasanton adopted Resolution 92-135 on July 7, 1992 establishing guidelines for reviewing the impacts of local land use decisions consistent with the Alameda County Congestion Management Program (CMP). Based on our review of the NOP and the land uses that are being considered, the proposed project appears to generate at least 100 p.m. peak hour trips over existing conditions, If this is the case, the CMP Land Use Analysis Program requires the City to conduct a traffic analysis of the project using the CountyWide Transportation Demand Model for Year 2010 and 2025 conditions. Please note the following paragraphs as they discuss the responsibility for modeling.