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• Wall heights of 7 feet or less,not including berm height. Low berms may be used to reduce the height of walls. • Extensive landscaping along walls to visually"soften"or hide the wall and integrate the wall into the streetscape. Implementation Measure 4.2.8.3(c).Fencing around the neighborhood parks shall be compatible with the fencing of the neighborhood school site. Where used,chain link fencing shall be black,vinyl-clad fencing as allowed under the MHCSD Design Manual. Implementation Measure 4.2.8.3(e). Sound walls,meeting the design requirements contained in the MHCSD Design Guidelines, shall be installed on Arterial streets(except for Central Parkway)when the adjacent development(or phased development)has abutting lots. Except when the MHCSD General Manager , specifies otherwise,when a sound wall is installed on an Arterial street,the adjacent street edge landscaping, sidewalk, and street curb and gutter shall also be installed. Sound walls can be broken at pedestrian connections,easement location,or intersections. Implementation Measure 4.3.3.2(1).Development within the Neighborhood Center of Neighborhood A/B shall be consistent with the Neighborhood Center Plan and the Implementation and Standards for the Neighborhood Center as well as other applicable requirements of Specific Plan Ill,the Development Title, and other applicable Community Approvals. Implementation Measures 4.5.2.3(a). Sites developed adjacent to undeveloped property shall establish perimeter grades no lower than the adjacent land, and no more than 1 foot higher,unless accommodated within a landscaped area or retained with a wall of no more than 4 feet. Slopes within these areas shall not exceed 3:1 horizontal to vertical or retained with a maximum 4-foot height wall. -. Implementation Measures 4.5.2.3(b).Perimeter grades adjacent to developed properties shall match the adjacent grade,plus or minus Y2 foot,unless occurring within a landscaped area,or retained with a maximum _ 4-foot height wall. • Implementation Measures 4.5.2.3(c).Residential lots shall be graded such that the finished floor elevation is at least 12 inches above the street curb. • Implementation Measures 4.5.2.3(d).In order to help minimize visual impacts of Arterial streets,curb grades should be established 6-12 inches below the finished grade at the right-of-way line.Roadway median strips should be graded with a crown height approximately 6-12 inches above the curb, for a typical 14-foot wide median. Final Supplemental EIR for Delta College Center at Mountain House 2002 (Mitigation Measures) No mitigation measures applicable to visual quality impacts were recommended in the Delta College EIR. Mountain House Community Services District Design Manual 2002 The Mountain House CSD Design Manual contains the following design measures applicable to visual quality. Streetseapes-North-South Arterials(Chapter 3).Arterials with a north/south orientation shall use plantings reminiscent of the agricultural orchards and windrows of the San Joaquin Valley, including columnar trees, groves of densely planted small flowering trees, and shrubs on both sides and the center median of the roadway. EDAW College Park at Mountain House Specific Plan III Draft EIR Visual Quality 4.14-14 San Joaquin County