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r ' Specific Plan III (PA-0500142)-) S u Oa O N 714(Io %38) 5P --e Specific Plan III would permit development of the following: Neighborhood A/B (which represents a combining of Neighborhood A and Neighborhood B into one neighborhood); a portion of Neighborhood D; 2,302 dwelling units (not including 196 required second unit dwellings); 18.3 acres (256,000 square feet) of commercial uses; 86.5 acres(1,507,000 square feel)of industrial uses; two K-8 schools occupying 32 acres; 42.3 acres of neighborhood and community parks; a 114-acre community college with a planned capacity of 12,000 students; and open space connections(between the neighborhoods and the community parks and other open space areas), consisting of a linear park system, multi-use paths,trails, local streets with sidewalks, and bikeways. The commercial, industrial, and school uses are estimated to generate over 4,200 jobs. Specific Plan III would also permit the development of a Neighborhood Center in Neighborhood A/B. The Neighborhood Center would consist of the two K-8 schools, a neighborhood park, a neighborhood commercial area of 1.5 acres,and a transit stop. (Note: The Neighborhood Center in Neighborhood D would be located in Specific Plan Il, not Specific Plan III.While Specific Plan II and Specific Plan III would each develop a portion of Neighborhood D, a common landscape theme would tie the parts together with a central focus on the Neighborhood D Neighborhood Center in Specific Plan Il.) Specific Plan III would provide for a variety of housing types. Residential units would have densities and sizes varying from medium-high density or high density units to single-family detached, low-density homes on 7,000 square-foot lots. The general residential density of Specific Plan III would be slightly higher than the Mountain House neighborhoods to the north. The majority of homes would be medium density, expected to range from 1,300 square feet to 2,800 square feet on a variety of lot sizes. Approximately 85% of the housing in Specific Plan III would be single-family detached and approximately 15%would be attached condominiums, townhomes,or apartments. The residential portion of Specific Plan III north of Grant Line Road (i.e., the easterly portion of Neighborhood D)would be developed with detached homes generally ranging in size from approximately 1,300 to 2,400 square feet in the medium density category. Two high-density parcels(which, alternatively, may also be considered for medium-high density use)would also be developed as for-sale condominiums.