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Mountain House Specific Plan III — <br /> .................................................................................................................................................................................. <br /> Specific Plan III consolidates Master Plan neighborhoods A and B into a single neighborhood(Neighborhood <br /> A/B), centering around a 31 acre community park and a single Neighborhood Center containing a <br /> neighborhood-serving commercial center,two schools, and a neighborhood park(with both active and passive _ <br /> recreation facilities). The eastern portion of Neighborhood D north of Grant Line Road is also located within <br /> Specific Plan III. <br /> A 114.3-acre Delta College campus,which was not part of the original Master Plan adopted in 1994, is now <br /> proposed to be located in the southwest portion of the Specific Plan III. The San Joaquin Delta Community <br /> College District(SJDCCD)is planning this new campus to meet enrollment needs in the South San Joaquin <br /> County area over the next 20 years.The campus would be developed in four phases.A joint use agreement <br /> between the MHCSD and SJDCCD will make available 7.0 acres of college athletic facilities for community <br /> use. <br /> The neighborhood parks, neighborhood commercial and elementary schools were consolidated into one — <br /> neighborhood center because of the introduction of the Community College; the location of the I-205 <br /> Freeway;the presence of two crisscrossing, high pressure gas and oil pipelines,and electrical transmission <br /> easements. The Master Plan requirements that schools not be located on an arterial road and to minimize the <br /> number of students crossing arterial roads further reduced the possible locations for the schools. Combining <br /> Neighborhoods A and B into a single neighborhood allows the schools to be more centrally located off <br /> arterial roadways, minimizes pedestrian crossing of arterial streets and achieves setback requirements for <br /> existing utility easements. <br /> Specific Plan III provides for a variety of housing types to accommodate a diversity of family incomes and <br /> lifestyle conditions.The residential units will have densities and sizes varying from medium-high density or <br /> high density units to single-family detached, low-density homes on 7,000 square-foot lots.The general <br /> residential density of Specific Plan III will be slightly higher than the Mountain House neighborhoods to the <br /> north and,as a result,will provide a relatively more affordable neighborhood context. The majority of the <br /> homes will be medium density, expected to range from 1,300 square feet to 2,800 square feet on a variety of <br /> lot sizes. Approximately 85%of the housing in Specific Plan III will be single-family detached and <br /> approximately 15%will be attached condominiums,townhomes, or apartments. It is anticipated that the <br /> variety of housing types proposed,including high density development,will provide housing for the <br /> employees of the industrial park at the comer of Mountain House Parkway and I-205 and Delta Community <br /> College and the other employment uses within Specific Plan III. <br /> 3-2 Draft 03114/05 <br /> ................................................................................................................................................................................. <br />