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{MOUNTAIN HOUSE SPECIFIC PLAN II <br />5P11 fmplement26or; Measaws <br />Residential Densities. A2 implementing projects shall comply with the <br />densities InttlmW on Table 3,3; SPII Land Use Assumptions and with the <br />provisions of the San Joaquin County Dovelopment Titt-P, Including' <br />a. Chapter 9-300, Residential Zones: Intent and Organizatlon <br />Lr. Chapter 9-310M, Resldential Zones' Lot and Structure Regulations <br />c. Chapter 9-315, Residential Zones: tensity Bonus <br />Minimum and Max] mum densities. development of residential subdivisions <br />shall recur within the minimum f maximum density range of the residential <br />land use district in which they are located, as ah awn in Table 3,3' SPII Land <br />Use Assumptions, except that a residential subdivision or development may <br />be approved at a density which exceeds or falls below the density range <br />specified by the Master Plan, pravlded the subdivision is within the General <br />Plan density range and that the dwislty tango, for each land use district, will <br />be maintained for the neigh harhood. The developer, at its sale discretion. <br />will determine the exact densTty within each neighborh"d. <br />3.3.3 Public Facilities <br />Master Plan Summary <br />Pubilc sde y facilities such as fire and pontic stations will be locatsd in or near coinmerrol <br />areas or adjacent to public parks_ Institutional uses such as private schools may be sited <br />In Commercial, residential cr public areas adjacent to Arterial or Collector roads. Civic and <br />cummtinliy bulldings will generally have primary facades which "front" public streets and <br />spaces, and the design of such facilities will wnhanca public access and perception Dt SOO <br />buildings. <br />Public -serving uses such as adniinistratNe and civic buildings will be concentrated within <br />or near the Town COnter, A main translt center wil I be develWd in the central <br />commercial area of the Town Center. The Tail facility north of Byron Road will Include <br />transit information, parking, and waiting areas. <br />For schools, see ChaV(er Five, Educaticri, Chifd Care and Library Services. <br />Plan Description <br />Figure 3.1; SPII Land Use and Figure 3.2; SPII Zoning lndicates the location of puWr, <br />facilities within SPII. These land uses will include: <br />Five acres of transit facilities, including tree acres in the Town Center and two acme <br />In Neighborhood 1 adjacent to the railway, <br />Two sites, o€appr-a iiatAy-one five acres Y+ <br />orae in Neighborhood K, and a urger 22 acre site located in Neiglihorhood Li ark <br />available for private Lise5 Such as aumhes, day care sites, private schools, or medical <br />fac:il Itles; <br />Acreage available for a ill re station In Neighborhood K. if this site Is considered Optimal <br />by the MHCSb and the Fire Service Provider, co nsistentwith the Fire Protection Plan <br />(see Chapter Six, Section 5.3: Fire Protection), and <br />CHAFFER THREE LAND USE PAGE 317 <br />Resolution Template 01/2017 <br />