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MOUNTAIN}LOUSE PROPOSED MACHADO TENTATIVE MAP 2.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION - between the PG&E easement and the non-residential uses. Table 2-1 provides a land use summary comparison with Specific Plan III. Table 2-1 Residential Land Use Comparison to Specific Plan III — Proposed Project SP III-Table 3-3 Land Use Zoning Acres Units Density Acres Max.Units Density Range Residential R-L 62.7 255* 4.07 63 299 3.75-4.75 Residential R-M 3.6 31 8.61 4.0 28 5.7-7.0 *Does not include the 29 second units. Table 2-2 identifies lots by size, the number in each size category and the percentage of lots in a particular size category. To meet the requirements of the Specific Plan to provide affordable and diverse housing opportunities, the Tentative Map includes 29 secondary units. As shown in Figure 2-3,the secondary units are interspersed throughout the central portion of the development, in the R-L zoning district. Table 2-2 Residential Land Use Summary Zoning — Lot Size District No.of Lots Percentage 7,000 sq. ft. R-L 98 34% 6,000 sq.ft. R-L 83 29% 5,000 sq. ft. R-L 74 26% 3.500 sq. ft. R-M 31 11% Total 286 1000/0 Roadways/Circulation As illustrated in Figure 2-3, the major roadways that will serve the Machado development are Mountain House Parkway and Grant Line Road, which border the eastern and northern boundaries of the project site, respectively. DeAnza Boulevard and C Drive will provide access through the project site from the north. Street plans reflect one major entrance from Mountain House Parkway and two major entrances from Grant Line Road. DeAnza Boulevard will extend through the project site, connecting to the future developments located _ north and south of the property. C Drive will extend through the project site from the north, curving to the west where it will access future development. The internal street system provides for sidewalks and the major roadways provide for multi-use paths as well as bike _ paths. Refer to Figures 2-5 through 2-7 for the pedestrian/bicycle/transit plan and roadway treatment. 2-4