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Mountain House Specific Plan III <br /> ........................................................................................................................................................................... <br /> and service requirements for the Neighborhood Center. The Neighborhood Center in Neighborhood D is <br /> within the boundaries of Specific Plan II west of the boundary of Specific Plan III and will,therefore,be <br /> addressed in Specific Plan 11. <br /> Neighborhood AB has a Neighborhood Center of approximately 42.0 acres as shown in Figure 4-28. <br /> The Neighborhood Center contains two K-8 schools with a neighborhood park separating the schools. <br /> The school sites are 15.5 acres and 16.5 acres and are accessed by collector roads at the school entrance <br /> r <br /> area. The neighborhood park between the K-8 schools is 8.5 acres and contains two 2.5 acre ballfields <br /> that are designated as joint use areas for the adjacent schools. Shared use of school buildings, park and <br /> L <br /> school facilities and school parking is anticipated. A 1.5-acre neighborhood commercial site is located <br /> across the street from the neighborhood park and schools. The Neighborhood Commercial and <br /> Neighborhood Park are located at the intersection of a residential collector and the open space corridor, <br /> allowing easy access to the Neighborhood Center. <br /> A variety of public and private uses are encouraged within the Neighborhood Center with a common <br /> architectural and landscape theme used throughout,compatible with the residential character of the <br /> neighborhood. A Prairie and Spanish Colonial architecture theme neighborhood has been established for <br /> the Neighborhood Center with the school in the northwest area having a Prairie style,and the school in <br /> the southeast area having the Spanish Colonial Style. <br /> The neighborhood commercial site will accommodate retail uses and space for a community facility such <br /> as a day care center,recreation building,or meeting hall, if such community uses cannot be provided <br /> within the neighborhood school or community park.Neighborhood Commercial areas are intended to <br /> serve the daily needs of people in the neighborhood. Outdoor dining areas,pedestrian plazas,and sitting <br /> areas are encouraged in the neighborhood commercial site,and should be oriented toward the adjacent <br /> open space corridor. <br /> Adjacent residential uses are also an integral part of the Neighborhood Center. The consistent treatment <br /> and requirements identified for residential and neighborhood commercial areas will reinforce the <br /> neighborhood theme and help minimize incompatibilities between the various uses. <br /> Draft 03/14/05 4-41 <br /> ....................................................................................................................:...................................................... <br />