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EHD - Public
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2600 - Land Use Program
RECORD_ID
SU0013380
PE
2600
FACILITY_NAME
GP-89-11
STREET_NUMBER
0
STREET_NAME
PATTERSON PASS
STREET_TYPE
RD
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TRACY
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95376-
APN
20904003
ENTERED_DATE
5/29/2020 12:00:00 AM
SITE_LOCATION
PATTERSON PASS RD
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
005
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Approved
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The extension of BART along the I-580 direction. It crosses Midway Road,just <br /> corridor from Hayward to the Dublin/ south of the Altamont Speedway, and <br /> Pleasanton area will be the first of the above continues in an easterly direction along <br /> projects to be constructed. The passage of Midway. The location of this railroad right- <br /> Measure B,in Alameda County, secured of-way,just south of the Mountain House <br /> funding for the installation of this transit Planning Area,provides an opportunity to <br /> system. It is projected to be operational by gain access to future transit lines along this <br /> the 1993/94 fiscal year. The planned corridor. <br /> extension of BART from Concord to <br /> Antioch also provides an opportunity for Finally,the passage of Measure C in Contra <br /> additional transit service. This project is to Costa County included the designation of <br /> be funded by monies from the passage of approximately $60 million for transit im- <br /> Measure C in Contra Costa County. provements along 1-680 in the San Ramon <br /> Valley. These transit improvements would <br /> The extension of these two BART lines be a key element of a program designed to <br /> provide the potential, in the short-term, for link the Walnut Creek BART station to the <br /> bus or HOV service from the Mountain Tri-Valley area. <br /> House Area to these terminus stations. <br /> Residents of the Mountain House area G. Public Services <br /> would travel along Byron Bethany Road <br /> (M)to State Route 4 to access the proposed Water Management: <br /> Antioch BART station. <br /> The following are possible water supply <br /> Recent studies in the Tri-Valley area, sources for the new community: <br /> located to the west of the study area,have <br /> indicated the potential for several alternative The Byron-Bethany irrigation district <br /> transit corridors. The identification of these which is empowered to serve urban uses. <br /> transit corridors is primarily based on the <br /> recent abandonment of the Southern Pacific A supply from the United States <br /> Railroad rights-of-way through the Tri- Bureau of Reclamation delivered through <br /> Valley area. The continuation of a transit the Delta-Mendota Canal. <br /> corridor from Livermore east to Tracy <br /> would likely occur along this same railroad 0 A direct diversion from the Delta. <br /> corridor. <br /> • Delivery of a transferred supply from <br /> In the project vicinity, the Southern Pacific another water agency through the State <br /> right-of-way crosses from the north side of Aqueduct. <br /> 1-580,just west of the Grant Line Road <br /> interchange, and travels in a southeasterly Use of surface water supplies presently <br /> in use on land to be converted to urban use. <br /> Master Plan Policies <br /> 4.8 <br />
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