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Pleasanton, Calif., eyes new projects, nudges housing cap.
Byline: Chris Metinko
Oct. 24--Two weeks after holding a workshop to discuss a potential 690-unit elderly care community on the east side of Pleasanton, the City Council and Planning Commission will take a look Tuesday night at another potentially large development.
The sessions are primarily information-gathering meetings while the city updates its general plan, which outlines a city's future growth; however, the proposed developments again illustrate just how close the city is to build-out.
The purpose of Tuesday's workshop is to discuss the possibility of rezoning property near the Pleasanton/Dublin BART station in Hacienda Business Park for …
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