Pleasanton’s Transit Oriented Development
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TOD as it is called. The Transit Oriented Development will be a 350 unit apartment complex by the new BART station. Plans include a mix of retail stores and living/working use. Ranging from one to three bedroom units and would be four to five stories tall. This transit oriented development may include service type businesses in it such as a pharmacy or dry cleaner and an urban grocery store. If you are wondering how this will have an impact on the voter approver housing cap of 29,000 units, Commissioner Olson stated that this development should be exempt from the cap. These 350 units could have a huge impact on the roughly 1,500 units Pleasanton has left to build before reaching the cap.
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