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7.2.5.3,subsections a through d: a. Larger multi-family developments(those in R-MH and R-H areas)with 75 or more units shall include provisions for a children's play area or pocket park with the development's private open space. Altemativeiy, such multi-family developments may build and maintain such an area within an adjacent open space corridor, provided public access is allowed. Any adult or senior citizen-only development will be exempt from this requirement. These open sace im rovements shall be constructed concurrent with the construction of houses and shall be completed no later than the time at which 80%of the dwelling units for the adjacent sub- neighborhood, tract or other relevant area have been issued building permits. Re aired completion time may be postponed by the MHCSD General Manager to reflect construction weather, budget, or other public interest contingencies. b. Focal points, subject to MHCSD design approval,shall be provided at a minimum as diagrammatically designated in Figure 7-1. C. Focal points in Figure 7-1 shall be dedicated to MHCSD if within a designated neighborhood entry.The offer of dedication and/or rovision for maintenance satisfactorily to-the MHCSD shall be recorded with the Final Map or provided for to the satisfaction of MHCSD. Focal points shall be included with the improvement plans for the subdivision and constructed at the time the street landscaping is constructed. If the MHCSD does not accept the offer of dedication,they shall be owned and maintained by an HOA. d. PFiVatO GP8A 6paees in IaFger multi family d evelopments(these in R M H and R H aFeas)YA th 76-GF its 511-11 __INOVided with a Gholdren'6 play ama OF pocket paFk. Pinivate open spaGe imprevements shall 9.9.1.3,subsection e: e. The multi-use paths running parallel to the gas line and tower line easements shall be sufficiently wide to accommodate antis ated two-way, non-vehicular traffic, or may be two paths with directional arrows. In locations where emergency/utility vehicle access i&o*nay be necessary, wider path or incorporation of landscape reinforcement such as turfblock within a visably delineated area adjacent to the path may be utilized. 9.9.2.2,first paragraph: Pedestrian facilities in the Specific Plan III area are designed to encourage walking both as recreation and as a means of transportation to reach local destinations such as the Neighborhood Center, the Community Park and local employment areas. The central spine of pedestrian circulation within the Specific Plan Ill area is the multi-use path to be incorporated into the open space corridor running from Central Parkway in the south to De Anza Boulevard in the north. This multi-use path will provide a pleasant,off-street pedestrian connection between sub-neighborhoods, schools, parks and a neighborhood commercial area. Arterial streets within the Specific Plan III area shall have multi-use paths on both sides(except Mountain House Parkway, which will have a wider, two-way multi-use path on the community side only.) Collector and local streets will provide pedestrian connectivity to the open space corridor and arterial streets and shall generally have curb separated sidewalks on both sides. Curb-adjacent sidewalks are discouraged, but are allowed in limited circumstances where street length is short and/or design is constrained by lotting considerations. Sidewalks and parkways may be eliminated from the street right-of-way where collector or focal streets abut a park or open space corridor, provided that connections are made to paths within the park or open space at logical pedestrian access points. Pedestrian connections shall be provided where cul-de-sacs abut or nearly abut another street and where block lengths exceed 800 feet,except where it is determined by the Community Development Department that such a pedestrian connection is contrary to the interests of health and safety. 9.9.2.3,sub-section a: a. Multi-use paths shall be at least eight feet in width, except where constructed on only one side of a road without Class II bike lanes where it shall be ten feet in width and may be constructed of asphalt, concrete or other material approved by the MHCSD. Sidewalks a minimum of five feet in width shall be provided along Collector streets, and sidewalks a minimum of four feet in width shall be provided along local streets. Multi-use paths in electrical line/gas line easement open space corridors shall be sufficiently wide to accommodate anticipated two-way, non-vehicular traffic. Multi-use paths along arterials and sidewalks along collector and local streets are to be constructed of concrete. PA25025-MvffrclSubmittal Z Supplement Jan 200ASPlll Amendments-text-rev Feb 2.doc -3-