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Walls: To reduce sound levels from traffic along Mountain House Parkway to acceptable levels(an Ldn of no more than 65 dB), a 7-foot high sound wall would be provided at the locations shown in Figure 10. Because of the Master Plan prohibition regarding sound walls along Central Parkway, noise attention from traffic would be accomplished primarily by using the residential structure to shield backyard areas from unacceptable noise levels and by limited side yard fencing (i.e."wing walls"). All sound walls would be constructed in accordance with the MHCSD Design Manual and MHCSD Standards. Siting and Relationship to Neighborhood Facilities. Residential lots of Neighborhoods K and L would generally have access from two-lane collector streets and local roads,with some lots fronting on cul- de-sacs. The R-L and R-M lots of Neighborhoods K and L would surround the proposed school site, Neighborhood Park, and Neighborhood Commercial site located in the center of the residential area. 4. Commercial Portion of Development Commercial Land Use Type: Overall, the development would provide 38.9 acres of commercial development. The Tentative Maps include three types of commercial uses: Neighborhood Commercial (C-N), Community Commercial(C-C), and Mixed Use Commercial (M-X). (Note: The abbreviations are zoning districts.) Neighborhood Commercial uses would be developed in Neighborhoods K and L. Neighborhood K would include a 1.35 acre Neighborhood Commercial area next to the neighborhood park in the center of the neighborhood. Neighborhood L would include a 1.59 acre Neighborhood Commercial area next to the neighborhood park near the north end of the neighborhood. Allowable uses within these areas include eating establishments, child care centers, small-scale retail sales and service uses, medical services, public services, indoor and small-scale outdoor recreation uses including swimming pools, and religious assembly. Community Commercial uses would be developed in Neighborhoods K and L. Neighborhood K would include a large Community Commercial area(16.26 acres)adjoining Central Parkway. Neighborhood L would include a 2.75 acre Community Commercial area next to the proposed transit station at the south end of the neighborhood. Allowable uses in the C-C area include a full range of retail sales and service uses that would serve the daily shopping needs of the entire community. Mixed Use Commercial uses would be developed in Neighborhood K. Neighborhood K would include a 17 acre Mixed Use area at the northern terminus of Central Parkway, south of the Old River Regional Park. 5. Job Generation The commercial portion of the project is expected to generate approximately 1,400 jobs, or nearly 90% of the total jobs anticipated in the project. Job generation from proposed commercial development and from proposed public uses(which include schools and parks)that are shown on the Tentative Maps for Neighborhoods K& L are indicated in Table 3. (Note: Job generation estimates are based on jobs/acre ratios from Table 3.3 of Specific Plan II) 7