Hidden Canyon Residences and Preserve Project

The Hidden Canyon Residences and Preserve Project involves the development of 28 new detached single-family residential units and associated roadways on approximately 23.89 acres of a 130.98-acre site in the City of Pleasanton, California. The project includes the demolition and reconstruction of two existing homes in the northeastern portion of the site, the dedication of open space, and the annexation of a portion of the land—including the existing Oak Hills Congregation Church Site—into the City of Pleasanton to realign municipal boundaries. All development activities are subject to comprehensive environmental compliance under CEQA and other applicable state and federal regulations, requiring adherence to Title 24 energy standards, CALGreen building codes, NEHRP seismic design criteria, and strict noise limits of 86 dBA at property lines during construction. The project must also implement erosion control, wildfire mitigation measures for high fire hazard zones, and waste diversion protocols, while ensuring coordination with regional agencies for water quality, geotechnical stability, and biological resource protection. The City of Pleasanton serves as the lead agency for permitting, environmental review, and final acceptance of all deliverables, with oversight from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Alameda County Department of Environmental Health, and the Alameda County Flood Control District. Inspections occur on-site and are governed by the California Building Code, California Fire Code, Cal/OSHA standards, ASTM testing methods, and project-specific technical benchmarks such as GEO-1, GEO-3, GEO-4, and AES-4. While no formal FAR clauses, contract value estimates, pricing details, or procurement evaluation factors are present, the project follows municipal submission protocols with public comment periods and electronic filing through the City’s Community Development Department. Proposals and environmental documentation must be submitted to Natalie Amos at the City of Pleasanton via mail or email, with preferred formats including Microsoft Word and Adobe PDF. No contract type, delivery terms, invoicing methods, or contractor certifications such as UEI, CAGE, or socioeconomic status are defined in the provided materials, indicating this is a local municipal development initiative rather than a federal procurement action.