Description
A residential development with related on- and off-site infrastructure spanning annexation, General Plan amendments, rezoning, a PUD plan, and a vesting tentative subdivision map — unanimously moved forward with new wastewater conditions.
Impact summary
A major residential development in East Pleasanton moves forward, with sewer capacity questions partially resolved but lift station concerns and cumulative impacts with the neighboring East Lakes project still being worked out.
At a glance
- Hearings
- 3
- Public comments
- 4
- Total mentions
- 3
Last vote · City Council
Last discussed Sep 1, 2026.
Meeting timeline (3)
City Council - Sep 1, 2026
The council adopted the full entitlement package — annexation, General Plan amendments, rezoning, PUD, and subdivision map — via Ordinance No. 2308, and adopted the development agreement 3-2.
City Council - Aug 11, 2026
The council reintroduced and approved the ordinance advancing annexation, general plan amendments, rezoning, a PUD, and a subdivision map for the Arroyo Lago project, adding two new wastewater analysis and funding conditions.
City Council - Jul 27, 2026
A ~30-acre annexation from unincorporated Alameda County for 189 detached single-family homes with 48 deed-restricted junior ADUs, plus a pre-annexation development agreement. The EIR addendum and entitlement ordinance passed 5-0; the development agreement passed 3-2 keeping the $3 million El Charro contribution.
Related issues (1)
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