The San Jose/Santa Clara Water Pollution Control Plant occupies approximately 2,674 acres north of Hwy 237 at the intersection with Zanker Road. The property is publicly owned, with the City of San Jose having an approximate 66% ownership interest.  Due to technological advances, the land area needed for plant operations is diminishing, which has led to the development of a Master Plan to guide the future use and redevelopment of excess property.  Through the Master Planning process,approximately 150 to 300 acres have been identified as being available for "Economic Development" purposes, representing one of the largest remaining contiguous tracts of land availalbe for economic development in San Jose.  KMA was retained to evaluate the potential economic returns to the City from developing the property with a range of land uses, including manufacturing, R&D campus, and retail development.  Returns include: potential ground lease revenues to the City, tax revenues, and jobs.  KMA evaluated the potential returns to the City, other taxing agencies, and other property owners that would likely be generated from a range of land use mixes and a range of land dedicated to market uses.   KMA prepared an "easy to digest" power point presentation of the technical analysis for City staff to use in public presentations.