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MOUNTAIN HOUSE MASTER PLAN f) Wistorical Structures. Each Specific Plan shall contain a determination by a qualified architectural historian as to whether any of the structures that are more than 54 years old would be affected by Specific Plan implementation. If Specific Plan implementation were determined to affect the structures, recommendations by the qualifed professional shall be implemented;such mitigation measures could consist of avoidance of impacts by incorporating the structure into planned developments, detailed arohitecturaf documentation and history, or removal of a structure to another location. Each Specific Pian shall map the location of all structures 50 years or older that have been determined by a historian to be of historic significance,except for Specific Plan 1. 7.5 PHASING AND COSTS 7.5.1 Capital Facility Cost and Phasing Approximately 7-245698 acres of the Mountain House comma mity will be dedicated to parks, recreational uses, open space, nature preserves, and wetlands. The capital costs associated with development of these Iand uses are pro Ecte-d to costsvtiN--(otal more than $57 million. Neighborhood Parks will total $6.8 rniliion. Neighborhood Park lands will be part of the land equity program and wlll be constructed by the MHCSD. Another$15-3 million is associated with facilities that are considered"private ventures'because the facility will likely generate revenues to a private operator who will be responsible for constructing and operating the facility, Such private ventures are not addressed as part of the Parks and Open Space Plan. In additions there are approximately $10 million of additional facilities that will be encouraged for development[fit is determined that such development is financially feasible; these improvements are considered "optional community costs". Improvements listed as optional community costs are Items that are considered desirable for the community, but will be directly dependent on the financial feasibility of their development. Some of these items include Neighborhood pools, Neighborhood Community Centers, and a community stadium and tennis court facility. If it is determined in future years that the community can afford to#provide these amenities, and if the residents of Mountain House consider these items a priority,they will ultimately be provided by the community. Of the "planned facilities", $34 million will be included in the PFP for facilftles that must be funded as backbone improvements. This arnaunt includes$3.8 million for kit fox habitat mitigation, although any kit fox mitigation requirements are considered highly unlikely. Table 7.4 is a breakdown of planned facilities, private venture improvements, and optional community costs: Parks will be a central feature in each residential Neighborhood and in the community as a whole. Therefore, Neighborhood Park development will occur on a continual basis as growth takes place to keep up with, or precede, the demand from residents. Chapter Seven Page 7.52 Revised November 2017,November 2019 Resolution Template 01/2023