Summary
The largest item on the agenda: annexing 130.98 acres from unincorporated Alameda County and approving a planned development of 28 single-family homes on 128.5 acres, with environmental review certification and a development agreement. This would add homes to Pleasanton's edge and reshape the city's boundary.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Aug 11, 2026.
Impact analysis
A development agreement would set the terms of developer contributions to city infrastructure and services; amounts were not provided.
Future residents of the 28 homes and property owners in the annexation area.
Neighbors concerned about growth, traffic, and loss of open space may be affected.
Mentions & discussions (3)
City Council - Aug 11, 2026
The big East Pleasanton project moved forward with two new conditions requiring wastewater analysis and funding after DSRSD raised sewer capacity concerns. Councilmember Testa criticized staff for not disclosing the DSRSD letter before the last hearing, and speakers pressed for analysis of cumulative impacts with the adjacent East Lakes project.
City Council - Jul 27, 2026
A 189-home project with 48 junior ADUs on ~30 acres in East Pleasanton is one step from final approval, with the EIR addendum and entitlements approved unanimously and the development agreement passing 3-2. Debate centered on the $3 million El Charro Road contribution and whether the project pays its full fair share.
City Council - May 19, 2026
The largest item on the agenda: annexing 130.98 acres from unincorporated Alameda County and approving a planned development of 28 single-family homes on 128.5 acres, with environmental review certification and a development agreement. This would add homes to Pleasanton's edge and reshape the city's boundary.
Related development
Arroyo Lago Residential Project
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.
Annexation, PUD-130 and Tract 8569
This would bring 28 new homes into Pleasanton and extend city boundaries, services, and infrastructure to the annexed land.
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