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Ukat it rots to FOR CASSANO' ' ►MILOSHOMES AT COLLL" PARC College Park at Mountain House Specific Plan III is hereby amended-as follows: Section 2.3,96venth and eighth paragraphs: One key to the'success s bf the community,is the appropriate architectural vocabulary and theme. Italianate has bow gftM as e` D. F A Or% h Colonial architecture themes hap*bean established,forReldi6whoodAM and#*Neighborhood Centiw its-two K-8 schools. These AWId alae-be ref%ctdd�hthe architecture W of the homes surrounding the Neighborhood'Center. The architectural design of homes within the planning area will exhibit several themes that are compatible with each other. A variety of housing types,densities and lot sizes will be provided within the planning area to accommodate a diversity of family Incomes.and lifestyle conditions. Lotting patterns may include standard front driveway lots, comer side driveway lots,cluster lots with I common driveway access(coiartyards/W6 c durts),alley lots with access to the rear, and Tota with comgarage amon open spats or green courts with rear alleys.Two m,-110 densft areas,one in the southeastern area of Neighborhood AIB and the other in Nelghbothobd D along the open space corridor will provide higher deraity housing opportunities emphasizing man access and connections.The general density of proposed residential areas of Specific Plan I If would be slightly higher than the Mountain House neighborhoods to the north and would provide a relatively more affordable neighborhood context. Section 3.2.2,sixth paragraph: The residential portion of Specific PIeK,itl north of Grant Line Road(i.e.,eastern portlon of Neighborhood D)will be'devoloped with ya f detats ed homes generally ranging In size from approximately 1,3001t62400 squeire few th '. edlum d2enstty and MWIum'H gh Density category.Tme 6qRdqmjnjurAs%Aj alga ba While Specific Plan 11 andZpecift Plan U share NOdfiborhood D, an ltallanate archftedtgrIb arld thtrimon landscape theme ties the neighborhood together with a.ow" itral focus on its neighborhood center and a Special Ptitpose Plan to be developed under Specific flan 11. Section 3.2.6.2,first paragraph: Specific Plan III provides for a 1.5 acre Neighborhood Commercial Center located across the street from the Neighborhood Park and two.K-B.schoas, The design and character.of the Noighbo-rhood.Commercial Center shall be c ompetible with and rek*m the character of the school.*and adjacent residential uses,with the Special Purpose.Plan (see Ohepter.4)providing landscaping.and.architectural guidance. As Pfiakle-yard Spanish Colonial anis the architectural styles to be used for the schools in Neighborhood AIB,the . neighborhood commercial aPea—shall use sitheF of these-this styles. The Neighborhood Commercial Center is intended to serve the local, pedestrian-oriented shopping needs within the neighborhood and to help offset the need for longer vehicular trips to other commercial areas. The Neighborhood Commercial Center is accessible by foot or bicycle and is designed to contribute to a neighborhood focus-. Access to the retail facilities has been located on a residential collector street, away from school and schoolyard entrances. Section 3.2.7.2, second paragraphs The two K-8 schools have been located on collector streets separated by the agoroxi *e_1v 8.5 acre Neighborhood Park. There are two.baklekk4g[rd in the Neighborhood Park which are located to t to,each school. The primary school building will be stied to provide the central ae focus within 6 -each school campus. The primary religious.assembly building is located to orient towards De Anza Boulevard and Grant Line Road. Section 4.2.1.2,first paragraph: F Wb morn MoueMpetllk Plan Ili 9ubseWW Pr*cleTAmno Ksmiloe PraindVA OB00643-spxiflc ftn%Twd Chw*WS I AawWmenb-W-nw June 7 2W'F.doc _ -