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Mountain House Specific Plan III ...........................................................................................................—............................................................. Table 5-1: Specific Plan III Student Generation — Proposed K-8 K-a 9-12 $42 Acres DU Students/ Students at Students/ Students at I J Unit Buildout Unit Buildout Neighborhood A/B Very Low Density Residential (R/VL) 61.6 117 0.559 65 0.179 21 Low Density Residential (R/L) 98.0 392 0.559 219 0.179 70 Medium Density Residential (R/M) 176.9 1103 0.559 617 0.179 197 Medium High Density Residential(R/MH) 10.0 140 0.338 47 0.0432 6 _ Total 346.5 1752 947 295 Neighborhood D Medium Density Residential (RIM) 48.8 342 0.559 191 0.179 61 _ High Density Residential (R/H) 10.8 208 0.338 70 0.0432 9 Total 59.6 550 261 70 Grand Total(Neighborhoods AIB,D) 406.1 2302 1208 365 5.2.3 Implementation Measures a. The school district's School Facilities Master Plan shall accurately document its existing facilities, — provide future school facilities projections (both short and long term),demonstrate the use of the current and projected revenues which are anticipated to meet those needs,document the district's _ reasonable good faith efforts to seek all available funding,and provide a current representation regarding the prospects for seeking and/or obtaining funds in the reasonably foreseeable future. b. School sites and public infrastructure and services shall be provided to allow opening of schools as scheduled in the school plan. This will include requiring installation of sidewalks along all streets at the time of construction to ensure that there will always be safe routes to an existing school as the neighborhood builds out. c. K-8 School Openings. Although subsequent mitigation agreements with school districts will determine specific mitigation and phasing requirements,the following shall be targets for phased openings of each new K-8 school as determined by the school district: — • Opening Phase I of the first K-8 when there are approximately 225 students. • Opening Phase 2 of the first K-8 when there are approximately 600-700 students. • Opening Phase 1 of each additional new K-8 when the most recently opened K-8 is near capacity. • Opening of Phase 2 of each additional new K-8 when it nears capacity or when there are — approximately 600-700 students on each new Phase 1 site. d. To facilitate pedestrian circulation and reinforce neighborhood structure,the K-8 sites shall be located _ within'/4 miles walking distance of all homes in the neighborhood. In Specific Plan III, the two K-8 sites of 32 acres will be located as shown on the land use map and school plans. Upon the 5-4 Draft 03/14/05 ...........................................................................................................................................................................