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1 1 1 4 1 Pending the cost of the improvements for items 1, 3, 4, and 5 above, the ACSPA may provide a financial contribution to the City towards the partial improvement of the 17 acre Community Park in an amount negotiated between the City and the ACSPA. In July 2007, the Pleasanton City Council directed staff to negotiate a Purchase and Sales Agreement with the ACSPA to purchase approximately 5 additional acres for the Neighborhood Park site, with partial funding for the park land and improvements to come from Staples Ranch developers to pay for the portion of the site that would include a storm water flow control basin. In September 2007, Pleasanton and the ACSPA executed a three party Cost Sharing Agreement with Livermore which specifies that the ACSPA will share the funding for El Charro Road improvements north of the Auto Mall Place /Jack London Boulevard intersection with Livermore, and that Livermore and Pleasanton will share the funding for a portion of El Charro Road/I -580 interchange improvements, including ramp improvements necessary to accommodate the El Charro Road improvements. In addition, the Cost Sharing Agreement specifies that the ACSPA and Livermore will share in the improvement costs for flood control facilities in Livermore that will eliminate the potential for flooding on Staples Ranch and the development portions of Livermore's El Charro Specific Plan area. ACSPA Responsibilities: The ACSPA shall fund the design and construction of the following public improvements for Staples Ranch: 1) Extension of Stoneridge Drive as a two lane road from the current terminus at Trevor Parkway, across the Arroyo Mocho channel, to the intersection with a two lane road (with turn lanes) serving the Neighborhood Park, the western portion of the Community Park, and Continuing Care Community sites. The extension will include a lighted pedestrian crosswalk at Trevor Parkway, street improvements west of the bridge (including two double rows of street trees, landscaping, and separated sidewalks a minimum of six feet in width), median and right of way landscaping to ultimate back of curb location, street lighting, and all public utility extensions located within the road right of way, including stub outs to adjacent development and park sites. As part of the extension, the ACSPA will construct any work on Zone 7's property which is required by Zone 7 for maintenance vehicle access by the proposed bridge, and a trail connection between the Stoneridge Drive bridge pedestrian walkway and the potential regional trail along the north bank of the Arroyo Mocho, if acceptable to Zone 7. Stoneridge Drive Specific Plan Amendment /Staples Ranch Draft October, 2008 61