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MOUNTAIN HOUSE NEIGHBORHOOD"F"PROJECT INITIAL STUDY <br /> Table 11-4 <br /> JOB GENERATION BY LAND USE <br /> Land Use Jobs/Acre" Acres Total Jobs <br /> Neighborhood Commercial 24 2.56 61.44 <br /> Community Commercial 24 17.76 426.24 <br /> Office Commercial 44 30.50 1,342.00 <br /> Industrial Park 32.3 35.50 1,146.65 <br /> Neighborhood Park 0.2 5.02 1.00 <br /> Schools 2.5 15.94 39.85 <br /> Public Facilities 5.0 2.93 14.65 <br /> TOTAL 110.21 3,031.83 <br /> ' Ratios taken from Table 3.2 of the Mountain House New Community Master Plan(as amended <br /> 1998). The number of total jobs is likely to be lower by about 30 jobs because the Neighborhood <br /> Commercial area includes I acre of neighborhood commercial uses and 1.56 acres for a <br /> neighborhood recreation center that will not likely generate 24 jobs/acre. <br /> Table U-5 <br /> PROJECTED JOBS/HOUSING RATIO AT BUILDOUT OF NEIGHBORHOOD"F" PROJECT <br /> Total <br /> Total Dwelling Resident Jobs/Housing <br /> Employment Units Employees' Ratio <br /> Tentative Map 3,128 1,522 2,192 1.43 <br /> Number of employed residents assumes 1.44 employees per household as discussed in text above. <br /> 6. Infrastructure <br /> Water Lines. Water to the project would be provided by the Mountain House Community Services District <br /> (CSD). Prior to issuance of any certificates of occupancy, the proposed CSD water treatment plant, to be <br /> located on the north side of Byron Road north of the project site, would be completed (see Figure 3). A <br /> potable water main would extend from this plant, southeast along Byron Road and south along De Anza <br /> Boulevard to serve the project site. Smaller water pipelines would be constructed raider roadways to serve <br /> individual homes and businesses. <br /> Wastewater Lines. Wastewater service would be provided by the CSD. Prior to issuance of any certificates <br /> of occupancy for the project, the CSD would complete the wastewater treatment plant that would be located <br /> north of Byron Road, northeast of the project site (see Figure 3). Sanitary sewer lines would be extended <br /> westward from this plant along Byron Road and then southward along De Anza Boulevard. Smaller sewer <br /> lines would be constructed under roadways to serve individual homes and businesses. <br /> Berms and Other Flood Protection Measures. Anticipated flood protection measures are described in <br /> more detail in Section J of Chapter V. Off-site improvements anticipated to be constructed as part of this <br /> project include a series of interim improvements,including minor modifications to one of the existing earthen <br /> dams located upstream and outside of the Mountain House New Community, in Alameda County. This dam <br /> is located about 2,700 feet west of the community boundaries. In addition,two interim creek crossings and <br /> additional interim berms are proposed along Mountain House Creek south of Byron Road. North of Byron <br /> C:UOBMCVNMAL SRJM MALMPRAISNDY-PARTI.DOC(7i20/OM) 10 II. PROJECT DESCRIPTION <br />