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8/29/2006
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SR 06:208
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SR 06:208
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<br />Program 9.3: Adopt an historic landmark preservation ordinance to protect individual <br />buildings and sites of historic significance to Pleasanton. <br /> <br />Program 9.4: Encourage the use of educational workshops, exhibits, and teaching <br />materials that celebrate the city's ancestral heritage and Native American contributions, <br />and encourage participation by Native American groups in developing such programs. <br /> <br />Open Space <br /> <br />Goal 7: Preserve and protect existing and proposed open space lands for public health and safety, <br />recreational opportunities, natural resources (e.g., agriculture, sand and gravel mining), <br />sensitive viewsheds, and biological resources. <br /> <br />Policy 10: Protect all large continuous areas of open space, as designated on the General Plan Map, <br />from intrusion by urban development. <br /> <br />Program 10.1: Explore working with the Tri- Valley Conservancy or similar entities to use <br />transfer of development rights and conservation easements to preserve open space. <br /> <br />Program 10.2: Establish appropriate levels for the development of land adjacent to areas <br />designated as Wildlands Overlay through studies which indicate the types of development <br />posing the least potential negative impact on wildlife habitat. <br /> <br />Program 10.3: Preserve large blocks of open space land by encouraging the clustering of <br />development. <br /> <br />Program 10.4: Investigate methods and pursue opportunities to retain areas designated on <br />the General Plan Map as Open Space for permanent open-space use through acquisition, <br />conservation easements, establishment of land trusts, etc. <br /> <br />Program 10.5: Encourage developers to publicly dedicate fee tide to open space lands: <br />(1) that are determined to have considerable public recreational, scenic, or natural resource <br />value; (2) where operational costs can be met; and (3) where significant potential health or <br />safety hazards do not exist. Developers should offer public access to the fullest extent <br />possible. <br /> <br />Program 10.6: Develop zoning districts with open space uses appropriate for the adopted <br />Open Space categories listed on the General Plan Map and that implement the policies and <br />programs of the General Plan. <br /> <br />Program 10.7: Continue to restrict private development in areas designated as Public <br />Health and Safety and Wildlands Overlay to a single-family home on existing lots of record <br />as of September 16, 1986. <br /> <br />Open Space Parks and Recreation <br /> <br />Goal 8: Achieve an extensive open-space system featuring a wide variety of opportunities to serve <br />the diverse needs of the public. <br /> <br />CoOn os Element, CC 082906, dean <br /> <br />VIlA 1 <br /> <br />City Council 8/29/2006 <br />
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