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HACIENDA REPORT
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CITY CLERK
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STAFF REPORTS
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8/27/2008
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15 Y
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HACIENDA REPORT
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HACILND <br />that this memo has been prepared in consideration of the overall future vision for <br />Hacienda, and does not focus on site specific development characteristics. <br />Summary of Findings <br />This review suggests that the draft General Plan elements show strong support and <br />encouragement of Transit Oriented Development and mixed-use development in <br />Hacienda Business Park. The following list summarizes the major findings of this review <br />related to future development in Hacienda. <br />• The overarching General Plan policy direction strongly encourages compact, infill <br />development, and embraces sustainability, walkability, and alternative modes of <br />transportation (besides the single-occupancy automobile). <br />• One of the major themes of the General Plan is sustainability, which is woven <br />throughout all of the elements, and is included as a citywide priority in the General <br />Plan Vision Statement. sustainability is one of the major planning principles for <br />Hacienda Business Park, in terms of creating a compact development footprint, <br />reducing automobile trips, and enhancing the pedestrian environment. <br />• The vision for Hacienda and the planning efforts that have occurred to-date are <br />consistent with General Plan policy direction found in all elements. Specifically, the <br />Land Use Element contains detailed direction for Hacienda, including higher density <br />development around BART stations, and emphasizes the importance of affordable <br />housing, walkability, and reducing traffic congestion. <br />• The General Plan elements consistently support and embrace TOD community <br />development opportunities within Hacienda, and refer to a Specific Plan as a way to <br />implement the envisioned TOD and associated community character elements. <br />However, this memo will suggests that planning alternatives are available which can <br />also outline the overall vision and set of guidelines for future development within the <br />Park, consistent with General Plan policy direction. <br />• An important conclusion of the analysis, as will be shown in this memo, is that the <br />future vision for Hacienda could be implemented through an alternate planning <br />mechanism to a Specific Plan, such as PUD zoning. The analysis has shown that <br />much of the policy framework that would be used in a Specific Plan document to help <br />define details of future development at Hacienda is already included in the General <br />Plan. Because of the support of TOD and sustainability contained in the General <br />Plan Update, the City has the opportunity to expedite Hacienda planning through the <br />Hacienda Business Park General Plan Review <br />December 2007 Page 2 <br />
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