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J 3.8.6 PARKS COMPONENT The parks component would include a community park,two neighborhood parks(Figure 3-6B), and an open space corridor. The 31.3-acre community park would be developed in the southwest portion of Neighborhoods A/B (Figure 3- 6B).The park would be developed adjacent to Central Parkway for visibility and vehicular accessibility, and along the pedestrian corridors(part of the open space corridor system)proposed within and adjacent to the _ PG&E/Chevron natural gas, crude oil, and electrical easements that cross the project site.The park would include a variety of active and passive uses and parking to serve overall community needs,although residents and employees of Neighborhoods A/B,C, and D are expected to make up the majority of users(Figure 3-8). The park facilities shall conform to the MHCSD Parks, Recreation and Leisure Plan. The community park would be illuminated in accordance with MHCSD Design Standards and/or lighting approved by MHCSD. Both security and sports lighting would be included. Sports Lighting would include lit tennis courts, multipurpose courts,the skate park,and adult softball diamonds. A lit baseball diamond is also planned in either the community park or at Delta College. Because the MHMP planned for a 38-acre community park,whereas the proposed project plans for a 31.3-acre community park', a Joint-Use Facility Agreement between the SJDCCD and the MHCSD is being negotiated to provide for the joint use by the College Park community of 7.0 acres of joint-use athletic facilities planned at Delta College.The recreational joint uses shared with the community college shall conform to the MHCSD Parks, Recreation and Leisure Plan. The 11.0 acres of neighborhood parks would include an 8.5-acre park between the two planned K-8 schools,and a 2.5-acre park west of Central Parkway to accommodate the residences in this area. The park facilities would conform to the MHCSD Parks, Recreation and Leisure Plan. J A pedestrian trail connection would be provided in or adjacent to the PG&E power line easement between the community park, the 8.5-acre neighborhood park,and the two K-8 schools. This trail connection would avoid the need to cross streets and provide a safe and enjoyable pedestrian route to schools and parks for much of the community. A pedestrian trail connection would also be developed to provide pedestrian access from the community park and 2.5-acre neighborhood park through a controlled roadway crossing of Central Parkway. Phasing of the park component would be controlled by MHCSD(through subdivision map conditions of approval)which would determine the minimum number of facilities and recreation areas required to serve each phase of the project at buildout. 3.8.7 PUBLIC FACILITIES COMPONENT J Consistent with MHMP requirements, 6.8 acres is reserved under the proposed College Park project for other public facilities(P/O).As indicated in Figure 3-6B and Table 3-2,two such public facilities are proposed as a part of the proposed project: (1) a 3.8-acre stormwater-quality basin to be located at the southwest comer of Grant Line Road and Central Parkway,just east of Grant Line Village; and(2)a 3-acre parcel located at the southeast comer of Grant Line Road and DeAnza Boulevard for a public,civic,or institutional use(assumed to be a church for purposes of this analysis). J 'The mix of athletic facilities included in the campus master plan presents a preliminary program of athletic facilities.The actual type of athletic facilities may change over time as the campus builds out and curriculum needs evolve. EDAW College Park at Mountain House Specific Plan III Draft EIR Project Description 3-24 San Joaquin County