Laserfiche WebLink
MotwA@7 HOUSE PROPOSED MAcHADo TEWAnvE MAP 2.0 PRoJECT DrscwmoN <br /> The Board of Supervisors adopted Mountain House Specific Plan III in November 2005. <br /> This is the third specific plan approved under the Mountain House Master Plan(MHMP). <br /> The area of Specific Plan III includes the southern portion of the community,primarily south <br /> of Grant Line Road and north of I-205. Specific Plan III contains a mix of residential <br /> densities, limited industrial uses, elementary schools,a high school,and a college component <br /> to accommodate a community college. In addition,a 31.3-acre community park would be <br /> developed in the southwest portion of Neighborhood A/B. Open space corridors are planned <br /> to follow the major power and gas-line easements that extend through Mountain House. The <br /> Machado subdivision is a part of Neighborhood A/B. <br /> %W PROJECT DESCRIPTION <br /> �%. The project site is included in the Mountain House Master Plan (MEW)and Specific Plan <br /> III, and was evaluated as a part of the environmental analysis that was conducted in 1994 <br /> (MEII2, 1994)and in 2005 (SPUMIR). The applicants/property owners, Joseph and Lillian <br /> Machado, are requesting approval of a Small Lot Major Subdivision application and Large <br /> Lot Major Subdivision application in conformance with the Master Plan and Specific Plan <br /> �- III, and a Development Agreement. Included as a part of the submittal are tentative maps. <br /> The tentative map for the small lot major subdivision includes the following information and <br /> plans: <br /> Lots with Second Units <br /> Zoning Map and Land Use Summary <br /> `- Street Sections for various sections of the project site <br /> Community Soundwall&Community Edge Plan <br /> Pedestrian/Bicycle and Transit Plan <br /> r.. <br /> �. The large lot tentative map,and the small lot tentative map, along with the Community Edge <br /> `, Plan and the Pedestrian/Bicycle and Transit Plan are shown on Figures 2-2 through 2-5 at the <br /> end of this chapter. <br /> v <br /> Tentative Map <br /> The large lot tentative map shown in Figure 2-2 shows the 142.9-acre site subdivided into 11 <br /> larger parcels ranging in size from 2.34 acres to 29.2 acres. Parcels 1-4 are designated for <br /> residential development and total 74.9 acres. Parcels 5 and 6 are designated for an <br /> elementary school and park,respectively. The school parcel is 16.46 acres and the park <br /> parcel is 2.34 acres. Parcels 7-8 are designated for Office/Commercial and total 22.4 acres. <br /> %W Parcels 9-11 are designated for limited industrial use,totaling 26.7 acres. <br /> \. Figure 2-3 reflects the small-lot tentative map. This map further subdivides residential <br /> %kW acreage into smaller lots and is divided by two different residential land use zones. The <br /> %W Residential,Medium Density(R-M) zone contains 31 lots on 3.6 acres and is located in the <br /> northwest comer of the project site,northwest of the PG&E easement. The Residential Low <br /> Density(R-L) zone contains 255 lots on 62.7 acres and encompasses all of the lots located <br /> 2-3 <br /> •r <br />