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i^ To the north: Housing along the northern boundary of Neighborhood K would adjoin Old River Regional Park. This park would adjoin Old River and off-site agricultural uses to the north. • To the south: Central Parkway would form the southern boundary of Neighborhood K, with the golf course and residential uses on the opposite side of Central Parkway in Neighborhood J. • To the east Mountain House Creek would form the eastern edge of Neighborhood K. Future residential uses and portions of lakes within Neighborhood L would be located just east of Mountain House Creek. Land Uses Adjoining the Neighborhood L Tentative Map. Land uses adjoining the Neighborhood L Tentative Map would be as follows: • To the west: The western edge of Neighborhood L would contain Mountain House Creek and an adjoining community park, which would border Neighborhood K to the west. • To the north: Old River forms the northern boundary of Neighborhood L,with agricultural uses located on the north side of the river. • To the south: The North Community Park in Neighborhood L, a water quality basin, and a transit station area would adjoin the railroad tracks, Byron Road, and park and commercial uses in the Town Center to the south of Byron Road. • To the east The existing wastewater treatment plant that serves Mountain House would be located just east of a portion of Old River Park and a residential area in Neighborhood L. The Cunha property, which is to include residential and commercial uses as part of Neighborhood L(when the owner applies for Tentative Map approval), is located east of the Neighborhood L Tentative Map and would include similar residential and commercial uses. The Old River �- Industrial Park would also be located to the east but has not yet been developed. Industrial uses in this area would adjoin residential uses at the east side of Neighborhood L. 2. Overall Project Description a) Neighborhood K Tentative Map. Land uses for the Neighborhood K Tentative Map would mainly consist of Low Density, Medium Density, Medium-High Density, and High- Density housing surrounding a series of lakes developed for the purpose of storm water management. A Neighborhood Park and K-8 school would be located near the center of Neighborhood K, with an adjoining small Neighborhood Commercial center. Housing would adjoin the Old River Regional Park and would also front on the proposed internal lakes and local collector streets. A concentration of Medium-High Density residential uses and a Mixed-Use center would be located at the western edge of Neighborhood K, with a Community Park in the center of this area. Public facilities and a large Community Commercial area are proposed in the southeast corner of Neighborhood K adjacent to Central Parkway. Old River Park would extend across the entire northern edge of the neighborhood. (See Figure 2a and Figure 2b.) A total of 332 acres are proposed for development. Specific acreage figures by land use category and the numbers of housing units proposed are provided below: • 814 single-family lots, • 4.64 acres of Residential High Density(R-H) lots, expected to yield 80 units; • 22.82 acres of Residential Medium-High Density(R-MH), expected to yield 280 units; • 65.45 acres of Residential Medium Density(R-M), expected to yield 413 units; • 85.35 acres of Residential Low Density(R-L), expected to yield 401 units; • 1.36 acre Neighborhood Commercial (C-N)area; • 16.26 acre Community Commercial(C-C)area; • 16.97 acres Mixed Use(old River Site)area; • 5.56 acre Neighborhood Park site; 3