Hidden Canyon Residences and Preserve Project

Hidden Canyon Residences and Preserve Project

The project sponsor, Ponderosa Homes III, Inc., is proposing to annex, rezone and subdivide the project site to build 31 single-family residential lots and roadways on approximately 12.4 acres of the project site, and permanently preserve approximately 115.60 acres as open space, both for private residents' use and proposed dedication (approximately 69 acres) to EBRPD. The proposed developed area would be on the hillsides in the eastern and central areas of the project site and the remaining areas to the south and west of the project site would be preserved as open space. Residential lots would range in size from 7,223 square feet (0.17 acre) to 47,943 square feet (1.10 acre). The gated residential subdivision would include 29 new single-family homes located between Devaney Creek and Dublin Canyon Road and two additional lots/new homes to replace the existing homes owned by the Lester family at 11033 and 11021 Dublin Canyon Road, located on the northeast side of the project site. The two replacement homes are intended to be retained by the Lester family. The proposed site plan includes bio-retention areas for on-site stormwater management near the main entrance from Dublin Canyon Road, along internal private "Street A," throughout the project site within the lots. The applicant is also working with EBRPD and the City to confirm an alignment for a proposed trail through Parcels B and C along the southern boundary of the project site.

Pleasanton

Alameda

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California Native American Heritage Commission (NAHC)

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