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Figure 2
PDA Readiness Criteria Worksheet
PDA name: Central Fremont TASP PDA Version: Baseline
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Readiness
Criteria Category
# Sub-Criterion Name Present (2012)
PDA Development Readiness Scoring
2020 2030 2040 Notes
A
PDA Housing
Capacity
Estimate
1 Estimate of current local land use
policy new housing capacity
7,943
See "Capacity Assessment for Selected Priority Development Areas"
2 Plan Bay Area new housing allocation
3 Capacity surplus or (shortfall) 5,043
2,900
The increment of new housing allocated to the PDA in Plan Bay Area
Difference between estimated housing capacity (2012) and allocation
A-2
4 Estimated increased capacity through
likely changes to land use policy,
including any initiative-based density
restrictions (percentage change to
existing capacity) 0% 0% 0%
There appears to be substantial residential development capacity in
Central Fremont thus there is no need to alter use or density policies.
In fact, raw capacity exceeds the Plan Bay Area allocation.
5 Estimated gross housing capacity
at each period 7,943 7,943 7,943
6
7
8
Sum of Capacity Constraint
Coefficients
EPS estimate of housing
production given constraints
Percentage of PDA 2040 housing
allocation accommodated
0.90 0.70 0.60
794 2,383 3,177
27.4% 82.2% 109.6%
Summary
Fremont downtown has substantial physical and policy capacity to accommodate multifamily and mixed use development that exceeds the
Plan Bay Area substantially. However, utilizing this capacity will require substantial infrastructure investments given current deficiencies and
service demands of the new development including structured parking, schools, transit improvements (buses), and a range of roadway
improvements.
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