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ATTACHMENT B REQUIRED TEXT AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995 GENERAL PLAN FOR THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT A. Add Policy 10 to 'New Town Policies,' page 12(e): 10. A 'Mixed Use' land use designation shall be utilized for the town center of a new town and shall conform to the following policies: a. Application of the Mixed Use designation for the town center will facilate a design that creates a strong focal point and identity for the town. b. The Mixed Use designation provides for an activity center that contains a variety of compatible and integrated land uses typically containing a combination of retail office residential civic and/or recreational activities. C. The Mixed Use designation as applied to the town center, will encourage pedestrian access public gathering places bicycle access transit facilities, and shared parking facilities, as appropriate. B. Add Policy 11 to 'New Town Policies,' page 12(e): 11. For the Mountain House New Town only: Subsequent plans (including but not limited to Specific Plans, Financing Plans, and Service and Infrastructure Plans) shall specifically address all mitigation measures identified in the Mountain House General Plan Amendment EIR. If, as a result of proiect modifications mitigation measures are no longer required or can be modified, these changes shall be specifically called out in the applicable subsequent environmental documentation. C. Add Policy 12 to 'New Town Policies,' page 12(e): 12. For the Mountain House New Town only: A minimum 500-foot-wide buffer shall be included along the western edge of the project site north of Grant Line Road This buffer can incorporate nonresidential land uses such as a golf course trail system or park A roadway could extend through this buffer. This buffer width and related land use will be incorporated into subsequent plans. This buffer width can be reevaluated at the subsequent plan stage and possibly reduced if adjoining agricultural operations can be restricted to eliminate identified agricultural/urban land use conflicts. D. Amend Appendix A, 'New Town definition' (page A-6), as follows: New Town is a planned community to be located on land which is generally undeveloped. It shall be of sufficient size and planned population to support its own public facilities and services, and it shall have balanced land uses necessary to meet the needs of the community (including Attachment B B-1 (PC: 4-9-92)