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MOUNTAIN HOUSE MASTER PIAN h) The majority of neighborhoods shall be separated by Arterial streets with only Local or Collector streets occurring within the neighborhood. As much as possible, neighborhood boundaries shall also delineate the attendance boundaries of each K-8 school, thereby minimizing the need to crass Arterial streets to gain access to the school serving that neighborhood. Neighborh❑❑d AIB is an exception where Central Parkway,a minorArterial, passes through the neighborhood. D) Pach of the ten family neighborhoods, and the two mixed active aduit and family neighborhoods when taken together, shall be sized to support one K-8 school with the exception of the combined Neighborhood AIB. e) Each neighborhood shall include a mix of residential housing types, for residents with a variety of income levels, providing diversAy and choice for residents. tJ Higher density housing shall be concentrated within and near the Town Center, and near commercial and industrial centers, near places of higher education, opportunities for transit facilities, and open space amenities such as the Mountain House Creek corridor. g) Lower density housing shall be generally located near the western edge of the community closer to agricultural areas or in areas of existing residential development. It shall be located away from the Town Center, Village Center commercial uses and Central Parkway. h) Within neighborhoods, RIM uses shall generally be located nearest the Town Center, Central Parkway, and Village Commercial Centers, as applicable. h) The Master Plan Map combines Low density Residential and Me*jm Density Residential (RlL, RIM) General Pian designations to allow for flexibility in the design of neighborhoods_ These uses shall be delineated separately at the Specific Plan stage. Acreage allocations for RIL and RW shall be approximately as shown on Tables 3.1, 3.2, acid 3.3. j) Open space connections shall be provided from neighborhoods to community parks and other open space areas, such as Mountain House Creek linear park. These connections may consist of linear parks, multi- use paths, trails, local streets with sidewalks, or bikeways. All residential areas abutting Mountain House Creek Community Park shall provide convenient,frequent access to the park from adjacent streets. k) Bicycle and pedestrian acoass shall be provided between neighborhoods and community-wide destinations such as community shopping centers, schools, the Town Center and churches. These connections may consist of linear parks, multi-use paths,trails, local streets with sidewalks, or bike ways. L) Iles€gn of parks, roadways, commercial areas, residential neighborhoods and other uses planned for deveicpmeO prior to the Town Center shall consider the ultimate development of the Town Center as a primary Chapter Three Page 3,35 Resolution Template 01/2023