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San Leandro City Council May 6, 2002 Summary of Edits to the Draft General Plan Page 130, add a text box at the top of this page as follows; In a Nutshell... The Unincorporated San Leandro Planning Area The San Leandro Planning Area includes three-square miles of unincorporated Alameda County located to the east and southeast of the City. Although this area is beyond the City limits, its development has the potential to affect San Leandro neighborhoods and business districts. State law provides the Cit~with the authority to advise the County on its vision for this area through the General Plan. According, this section of the General Plan establishes the following objectives: • Work collaborativelYwith the City of Oakland and Alameda County to address land use, transportation public safety, and other issues of mutual concern along and beyond the San Leandro City boundaries. • Actively participate in the review of development and capital improvement proposals for the San Leandro sphere of influence, including Ashland, Hillcrest Knolls, Fairmont Ridge, the County Hospital and western Castro Valley. • Pursue the addition of the former rock quarr two the San Leandro Sphere of Influence, to provide the City with greater authori over planning decisions on the site and ensure that the interests of San Leandro residents are represented. • Support the continued improvement and beautification of the Ashland District, particularly the commercial properties along East 14~' Street. • Maintain Fairmont Ridge as open space, conserving its unique ecolo is1•c~l features while minimizing wildfire hazards and supporting passive recreational improvements such as trails. • Actively~articipate in lon -range planning for the County Hospital properties. • Conserve the rural-residential character of the Hillcrest Knolls area. • Promote the preservation of historic resources in the old San Lorenzo Village area northeast of Lewelling and Hesperian). • Participate in ongoing discussions regarding the possible incorporation of Castro Valley and plans for the Western Castro Valle [Staff-initiated change, to distill the policy recommendations in this section] Page 135, column 1, third paragraph, second sentence: ABAG projects that Ashland will add about 290 43-9 households during the next 20 years (about a our ~ percent increase). [Staff-initiated change, to incorporate new ABAG data] Page 138, second column, first paragraph, first line: The General Plan does not specify a new land use designation for the Quarry site, but rather identifies it as a "Future Study Area." [Staff-initiated clarification] Page 13 * Summary of Edits