Hana Japan Restaurant Project

The Hana Japan Restaurant Project is a proposed single-story, 6,445-square-foot teppanyaki restaurant located at 11991 Dublin Canyon Road in Pleasanton, California, designed to seat 136 guests and include a kitchen, bar, dining area with nine cooking stations, lobby, office, restrooms, and utility room. The project will be constructed on a 1.16-acre hillside site requiring extensive grading, with cuts up to 21 feet and fills up to five feet, removal of an existing paved roadway, a concrete drainage ditch, and an on-site oak tree, as well as installation of retaining walls and new drainage infrastructure. The development includes 43 on-site parking stalls, a new bioretention area, an emergency vehicle turnaround, and off-site improvements such as a portion of the driveway and associated landscaping. The project is subject to the City of Pleasanton’s Design Review process and must comply with a Mitigated Negative Declaration under the California Environmental Quality Act, which mandates implementation of specific mitigation measures to address environmental impacts. Approval is contingent on adherence to these conditions, with ongoing monitoring and reporting required to ensure compliance. Inspections and administrative acceptance are managed by the City of Pleasanton Planning Division, and no federal contracting or procurement clauses apply as the project is governed by local land use and environmental regulations. The contract is listed as a forecast with no solicitation number or established contract value, and no commercial pricing, payment terms, invoicing procedures, or federal acquisition regulation components such as FAR clauses, evaluation factors, or award criteria are applicable. The City of Pleasanton serves as the lead agency, with Jenny Soo, Associate Planner, designated as the primary point of contact and Dan Yoon identified as the project proponent. No official contract type, delivery schedule, FOB terms, or financial data are provided, and no Unique Entity ID, CAGE code, or small business status has been declared. All requirements are focused on environmental compliance, site development, and local permitting rather than federal procurement standards. The project was approved by the Planning Commission on July 23, 2025, and publicly posted on July 24, 2025, with no active solicitation or bid process in place.