Due diligence on the property, located near the intersection of Stoneridge Drive and El Charro Road, was put on hold last year in favor of the 500-acre Bernal property near Interstate 680, as well as approval of an area sewage-pipeline project. But with that planning behind them, city leaders are now turning their attention back toward the yet-undeveloped eastern edge. On the table for Tuesday will be discussion of traffic and other environmental issues - both sore spots in Pleasanton, a city which has seen more than its share of commercial development in recent months.
A less controversial issue up for discussion on Tuesday is the development of a six-acre historic park on Foothill Road. The park would include a small amphitheater, visitors' center, and even a reconstructed milking barn, according to the City Council's agenda.
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