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Table 3:Job Generation by Land Use Nei hborhood K Nei hborhood L Total Master Plan Land Use Acres Jobs Acres Jobs Acres Jobs Designation Nei hborhood Commercial C/N 1.36 33 1.59 38 2.95 71 Community Commercial (C/C) 16.26 390 2.75 66 19.01 456 Mixed-Use Old River site 16.97 865 - 16.97 865 Neighborhood, Community, 95.93 20 139.37 27 235.3 47 Parks, Lakes, and Regional Parks Schools 17.11 43 16.0 40 33.11 83 Public Facilities 6.33 32 - - 6.33 32 Transit 2.0 10 2.0 10 Total 153.96 1382 161.71 182 315.67 1564 6. Public Services-Parks and Recreation Each Neighborhood would have a mixture of park and recreation facilities. Neighborhood parks will be provided adjacent to the K-8 school sites. Neighborhood K would include a 2.9 acre Community Park located in the northwestern portion near the terminus of Central Parkway and adjacent to the Mixed-Use Commercial area. Neighborhood L would include a 22.29 acre North Community Park, located adjacent to the Mountain House Creek Park and just north of the UPRR and Byron Road, and a 23.6 acre Mountain House Creek Park which would extend from the existing Mountain House Creek Park south of Byron Road. Two proposed lakes would be provided. Neighborhood K would include a 47.3 acre lake and Neighborhood L would include a 47.1 acre lake. 7. Public Services-Utilities and Solid Waste Drainage Facilities: In accordance with the MHCSD Storm Water Master Plan Update, and subject to additional detailed investigation and engineering, the applicant would construct a series of interim storm water protection ditches and berms, as well as permanent storm water conveyance facilities. Storm drainage handling would be consistent with existing plans and agreements. Storm drainage from the Neighborhoods K and L area would flow into existing drainage facilities that include Mountain House Creek and a water quality basin. These facilities have been designed in accordance with storm drainage Best Management Practices(BMPs). Portions of Neighborhoods K and L are in a Federal Emergency Management Agency(FEMA) 100- year flood zone but would be re-mapped outside the 100-year flood zone when the site elevation is raised as part the development allowed by the project. The amount of fill needed to raise portions of Neighborhoods K and L above the FEMA 100-year flood elevation of 10.4 feet is approximately 2 million cubic yards. The fill material would come from the site during the excavation of the lakes and cut from the higher elevation portions of the site. Not all of the site would require fill. The portions closest to Old River are the lowest, at an elevation of 5 feet, and would be raised a minimum 5.4 feet to be removed from the FEMA 100-year flood plain. The southern portions of Neighborhoods K and L are already above the floodplain and would not require any fill. Water Facilities: The MHCSD would provide domestic water to the project and has provided a Will Serve Letter to the applicant. The MHCSD water treatment plant is located on the north side of Byron Road west of the project site. The applicant would construct all of the required water facilities in conjunction with the grading for the street system and before the streets are paved. The BBID, under contractual relations with the MHCSD, is providing raw water supply to the MHCSD. Facilities anticipated to be constructed by the applicant to provide water service to Neighborhoods K and L include the balance of backbone water facilities on the applicants land, consistent with the MHCSD adopted Water Service Master Plan. 8