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10/17/2006
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SR 06:242
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<br />Meadowlark Development - Austin Property - Environmental Checklist <br /> <br />Discussion <br /> <br />a-c) By clustering the eight dwelling units proposed with this development and dedicating the re- <br />maining land to the City as permanent open space land, the proposal is consistent with the poli- <br />cies of the Pleasanton General Plan and the West Foothill Corridor Overlay District. Therefore, <br />build out of the site docs not constitute direct or indirect growth inducing impacts for the City of <br />Pleasanton. Thc proposed project site is a semi-vacant site, with the existing house to remain, <br />that will not displace substantial numbers of people or requiring replacement housing be pro- <br />vided. Thercfore, this would be categorized as less-than-significant-impact. <br /> <br />13. PUBLIC SERVICES <br /> <br />Environmcntal Setting <br /> <br />The City of Pleasanton has public services and infrastructure planned to meet the build out of the Gen- <br />eral Plan, implemented by the Growth Management Plan. <br /> <br />Standards of Significance <br /> <br />For purposes of this environmental document, an impact is considered significant if the proposed project <br />would: <br /> <br />· Create an increase in demand for police protection services which could substantially interfere <br />with the ability of the Police Department to provide adcquate response time to the project site; <br />· Create an increased demand for fire protection services that would substantially interfere with <br />the ability of the Fire Department to provide adequatc response time to the project site; <br />· Crease an increased demand for schools that would exceed existing school capacity; or, <br />· Crcate an increased demand for parks and other public facilities that would exceed existing ca- <br />pacity, <br /> <br />Issues <br /> <br />Potentially <br />Significant <br />Impact <br /> <br />Less Than <br />Significant <br />With Mitigation <br />Incorporated <br /> <br />Less Than <br />Significant <br />Impact <br /> <br />No <br />Impact <br /> <br />Public Services <br />Would the project: <br /> <br />a) Would the project result in substantial adverse physical <br />impacts associated with the provision of new or physi- <br />cally altered governmental facilities, need for new or <br />physically altered governmental facilities, the con- <br />struction of which could causc significant environ- <br />mcntal impacts, in order to maintain acceptable service <br />ratios, response times or other performance objectives <br />for any ofthe public scrviccs: <br /> <br />D <br /> <br />D <br /> <br />[KJ <br /> <br />D <br /> <br />PGPA-ll/PUD-58/PTR-7813 <br /> <br />Page 30 of 36 <br /> <br />July 19.2006 <br />
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