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Table 3-3: Neighborhood Minimum, Maximum and Expected Residential Units Parcel Master Plan Residential Maximum Units Minimum Units Expected Units (See Figure 1-4, Density Range Acreage (per MP density (per MP density as per waste Property Ownership) limits) limits) water limitations NEIGHBORHOOD AIB R/VL 1.0-2.0 density 54.6 109 55 103 Grant Line Village per acre R/L 3.75-4.75 7.0 33 26 28 R,S,T,U density per acre R/L 3.754.75 11.4 54 42 48 0. density per acre R/L-RIM 3.75-4.75 63.0 299 236 256 density per acre 4.0 28 23 30 5.7-7.0 density P peracre R/L 3.75-4.75 23.7 . 113 89 100 N,Q density per acre RIM-RIMH 5.7-7.0 density 22.0 154 125 154 per acre 10.0 140 120, 140 12.0-14.0 M density per acre RIM 5.7-7.0 density 44.0 308 251 266 B,C,D peracre RIM 5.7-7.0 density 26.3 184 150 155 E,F,G per acre RIM 5.7-7.0 density 79.2 554 451 483 K,L per acre NEIGHBORHOOD D RIM-R/MH 5.7-7.0 density 1"51.9 354 288 347 per acre &910.8 139 119 130 12.0-14.0 H,I,J density per acre GRAND TOTAL 4 6 407.9 2,469 1,975 2,240 Notes: • Density requirements shall not apply to extra allowable units as described in the Affordable Housing Program, Section 3.9.3. • Does not include second unit dwellings or density bonus units. • Maximum unit an only be achieved if adequate infrastructure capacity is found to be available by the MHCSD. • Property owners and/or developers may assign a portion of their expected unit allocation under the wastewater limitation column to other property owners upon application to the Community Development Department and recordation of the assignment agreement. Property owners may shift units between parcels under their ownership as part of a subdivision application for the parcels. I; RM025-0lofficelSubmittal Z Supplement Jan 20071SPIII Amendments-text-rev Feb 2.doc _ -5-