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5. Projected Population/Job Generation The project would result in a residential population of 880 persons, based on an average of 2 people per dwelling unit assumed for the 200 for-sale condominium homes/apartments and the 240 Additional Town Center Units. Total employment generated from the Town Center project as proposed is approximately 2,649 jobs, which is 51 less jobs than the 2,700 jobs assumed in Specific Plan II. The lower number of jobs can be attributed to the previous dedication of 1.4 acres of Mixed Use property to the Lammersville Unified School District for their Administration Building. This acreage was included in the Specific Plan II job number, but is not part of this tentative map. (See Table 2) Table 2: Job Generation by Land Use S cific Plan II Proposed Tentative Map Difference Land Use Jobs/ Acres Jobs Jobs/ Acres Jobs Jobs Acre Acre Mixed Use(M-X) 51 39.1 1,994 51 38.2 1,948 -46 CommunityCommercial C-C 24 25.7 617 24 25.45 611 -6 CommunityPark 0.2 31.7 6 0.2 33.07 7 +1 MH Creek Park 0.2 8.1 2 0.2 8.97 2 0 Public Facilities-Public P-F 5.0 5.5 28 5.0 5.5 28 0 Public Facilities-Private P-F 5.0 5.0 25 5.0 5.0 25 0 Public Facilities-Transit Station 5.0 3.0 15 5.0 2.99 15 0 P-F Total 118.1 2,687 119.18 2,636 -51 6. Public Portion of Development `J Public Buildings. A number of public buildings are planned for the Town Center. These include a public library, a community recreation/aquatic center, a town hall, and a possible a County Sheriffs facility. Public Buildings will be located on the public facilities parcels located adjacent the Central Community Park(on Main Street and"E"Street). (See Figures 2, 3,and 8) Quasi-Public Buildings. The Town Center project includes a 5 acre site for quasi-public buildings. This site is located east of"E"Street. (See Figure 3) Central Community Park. The project includes 33.07 acres of the Central Community Park complex specified in the Mountain House Master Plan. Approximately 11 acres of the Central Community Park complex along Central Parkway in Specific Plan I has already been constructed. (This recreational facility was accepted by the MHCSD in 2008). The Central Community Park complex within the Town Center would include sports fields, hard-court sports facilities,trails, picnic tables, a possible amphitheater,a possible skate park or other facilities as determined by the MHCSD. (See Figure 8) Mountain House Creek Community Park. The project includes approximately 9 acres for the development of a portion of the Mountain House Creek Community Park corridor. This portion of the Mountain House Creek Community Park would be linked to the second and third phases of the Central Community Park complex within the Town Center via a system of trails. The Mountain House Creek Community Park within the Town Center area is located along the northwest edges of the Central Community Park. (See Figures 3 and 8) Transit Center. A 3 acre Transit Center planned for the Town Center is located between the eastern most portion of the Central Community Park and the community Commercial site north of 4