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Pleasanton council accepts layout for 500-acre airport property, sends plan to planning and zoning
Summary
The Pleasanton City Council approved "lots plan 4 layout number 1" as the starting zoning map for roughly 500 acres of airport property and asked planning and zoning to prioritize ordinance work; the plan preserves about 200 acres as open space and places commercial frontage and a civic parcel outside identified FEMA floodplain areas.
The Pleasanton City Council at a workshop meeting approved "lots plan 4 layout number 1" as the preferred zoning layout for roughly 500 acres of city-owned airport property and asked the planning and zoning body to use that map as the starting point for drafting zoning classifications and ordinance language.
The layout presented to the council is largely a reproduction of a Stantec master-plan concept, with commercial frontage concentrated along one edge of the property, a set-aside civic parcel near the medical facility, and approximately 200 acres shown as open space and buffers between the airport and proposed residential areas. Council members and staff emphasized the need to respect existing FEMA floodplain boundaries when moving forward with zoning and any future engineering or site work.
Why it matters: The council’s vote sets the framework that planning and zoning will use to draft ordinance language and classifications for the newly acquired property. Council members said the…
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