Pleasanton City
Pleasanton City Hall is located at 123 Main Street, Pleasanton, CA 94566.
Phone: 925‑931‑5002.
Neighborhoods
- Alameda
- Altieti
- Amador
- Apperson Ridge
- Arlington
- Arroyo Village
- Avila
- Beratlis Place
- Birdland
- Bonde Ranch
- Bridle Creek
- California Reflections
- Canyon Meadows
- Carriage Gardens
- Casa De Calafia
- Castlewood
- Castlewood Heights
- Chianti Villas
- Country Fair
- Danbury Park
- Deer Oaks
- Del Prado
- Del Valle Manor
- Downtown
- Downtown
- Fairlands Park
- Foothill
- Foothill Farms
- Foothill Knolls
- Foxborough
- Gables
- Gold Creek
- Golden Eagle
- Grey Eagle
- Happy Valley
- Heights
- Heritage Cove
- Heritage Oak Estates
- Heritage Valley
- Hidden Oak
- Highland Oaks
- Hyde Park
- Jensen Tract
- Kittinger Heights
- Kolb Ranch Estates
- Kottinger Heights
- Laguna Oaks
- Las Positas Gardens
- Lund Ranch
- Mederios Gardens
- Mission Pakr
- Mohr Park
- Moller Ranch
- Muirwood Meadows
- Oak Grove Estates
- Oak Hill Estates
- Oak Park
- Oak Tree Acres
- Oak Tree Farms
- Pheasant Crossing
- Pheasant Ridge
- Pleas Heights
- Pleas Meadows
- Pleasant Meadows
- Pleasant Valley
- Pleasant Village
- Pleasanton Heights
- Pleasanton Meadows
- Pleasanton Village
- Ponderosa
- Remen Tract
- Roselyn Lane Estates
- Ruby Hill
- Serenity Terrace
- Shadow Cliff
- Siena
- Smoketree Commons
- Spring Meadows
- Stoneridge
- Stoneridge Place
- Stoneridge Square
- Sycamore
- Sycamore Terrace
- The Preserve
- Town Square
- Val Vista
- Valencia
- Valley Plaza
- Valley Trails
- Verona
- Village at Ironwood
- Vineyard Heights
- Vineyard Terrace
- Vineyard Terrace
- Vintage Heights
- Vintage Hills
- Vintage Terrace
- Vinyard Heights
- Walnut Hills
- Windsor
Pleasanton was first settled in the mid-1880's and was incorporated in 1894. It has grown from a small, rural village with an agricultural base to a bedroom community in the mid-1900's to its current status as an expanding regional employment center. During the past two decades, Pleasanton has experienced a diverse pattern of growth including substantial new residential, commercial, office, and industrial development. As a small suburban city, Pleasanton has developed a reputation as a desirable place in which to live and work, with an excellent school system, fine parks and recreational facilities, a traditional downtown area, and a low crime rate. [1]
Pleasanton has historically been a city of predominantly single-family detached homes in traditional subdivisions of three to five units per acre. However, recent trends have decreased the proportion of detached single-family homes, which have declined from 74 percent to 65 percent of the total housing stock since 1985.
- Pleasanton General Plan, www.ci.pleasanton.ca.us, accessed February, 2011.