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MOUNTAIN HOUSE SPECIFIC PLAN 1 CONSISTENCY FINDINGS Section Consist- Conditions Heading ency Finding of Fact and Evidence of of Approval I # Title Text YIN/NA Compliance (COA) Master Plan standards call for five acres of community and neighborhood park combined per 1,000 people. Given the projected Specific Plan I population of about 11,150 people, this standard would require 56 acres of community and neighborhood parks. This Specific Plan allocates 15 acres to neighborhood parks and 54 acres to community parks, for a total of 69 acres. While this number is in excess of the minimum standard, it is expected that most acreage within the Mountain House Creek corridor will function as wildlife habitat and storm water control,and will not be available for active park uses. The only active recreation features planned in this COA-17, 37, 137 7.1.1(3) Recreation System corridor are a multi-use path and picnic areas. Y See#135 19 The Master Plan provides a definition of requirements for Conceptual, Preliminary,and Final/Construction Park Plans as used 138 7.1.1(4) Recreation System below. NA Three five-acre neighborhood parks,one in each neighborhood,will Neighborhood be located, planned,designed and constructed consistent with COA-17, 37, 139 7.1.2(1) Parks General Plan and Master Plan policies. Y See#135 19 Conceptual layouts for each neighborhood park are shown in Chapter 4. Figures 4.3 to 4.5. These layouts are intended as Neighborhood preliminary concepts only and are subject to revision as described 140 7.1.2(2) Parks below. Y See#135 COA-17, 37 Neighborhood Park Plans. Preliminary Plans shall be included in each Neighborhood Center Special Purpose Plan. Facilities programs for each park shall be as specified in the CSD's"Park, 7.1.2(2)(a Neighborhood Leisure and Recreation Plan." Timing for the neighborhood parks Preliminary plans adopted as part of 141 ) Parks will be as indicated in the Master Plan. Y Neighborhood "F" Special Purpose Plan. None. The Specific Plan allocates 54 acres to community park use. Most of the community park acreage is concentrated along the Mountain House Creek Community Park, establishing the first portion of the primary open space spine through Mountain House(see Figure 7.2: 142 7.1.3(1) Community Parks Mountain house Creek Linear Park Concept). Y See#135 COA-19 09/29/2000 SP-924(tinaIFINDINGS) Page34 w