As integration levels in FPGA devices have increased over the past decade, the structure of programmable logic resources has become more diversified. Recently, Altera Corporation has introduced a new family of LUT-based FPGAs that have been augmented with userconfigurable programmable logic array blocks (PLAs). In this paper a novel FPGA technology mapping approach is described that automatically partitions user designs into netlist subgraphs appropriately-sized for implementation on both types of available user resources. The subgraphs are subsequently mapped to assigned target resources. It is shown that fast estimation of post-minimization product term counts plays an especially important role in the mapping of designs to PLAs.