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MOUNTAIN HOUSE SPECIFIC PLAN li • Buikfing Siting- Buildings are sited to respect the 100 -fool seback along the Community West Edge and le fame a strong hullding edge that screens tracking and service areas from Great Valley Parkway. • Edge Cnnditians. Site plans shall provide for adequate location and quantity of parking to support a contemporary shopping renter, however, building pads shall be sited to maximi7e the presernce of architecture and mitlimlxe open expansrs of parking on the street edge. Where buildings back ontff public streets, designs shall utilize enhanced architecture, landscape, and screening to ensure an attractive edge wrAitlon al -W buffer service areas. ■ Site Perimeters: Treatment of site perimeters will be consistent with the We -at Edge, Great Valley parkway, Collector Street and Byron Road landscape treatments as specified in the MHOS❑ Design Manual. • Landscape, Lighting, and Signage- Roadway landscaping shall be eonsistentwith the requirements of the MHCSD Design Manual. Landscaping, lighting. furnishing al}d general site layout and improvement requirements shall be consistent with the Isrrrlarl -CA rFIMer1{tie5, i Master Develapof Mountaln House Commemial, Office & Industrial Design Manual, Neighbarhoud K Wil<aga Genrer The V ilage Center In Neighborhood K (Figure 4.18} will provide the Arlmary daily shupplhg services for nelghborhoods north of Byron Read. In addition to the commercial rises of the Village Center, the area immediately to the souttl includes a high devally dousing site, and a public facility site, located on the Mountalh Hausa Greek Park, for potential religioushrlstilAo5al use and for a rive station serving the northern portions of the pommunity. A small segmerit of the Neighborhood K lake abuts the Village Center on the noithwest. These uses and proximity to open space provide a range of shopping, living and recreational opporhinkles. • Uses. The Village Center Is bounded on the southwest by Central Parkway, and by a Collectar street on the northeast The Collector street provides direct access For residents of Nelghboehoods K and G. Commercial uses are located around the perfinetar of the Village Center site, with busi riess oriented toward the public streets and open space to the extent feasible. Building adjacencies along the op€ r) space to the northwest and to the southwest collector provide opporluniftes for outdoor plazas and activity areas and street -oriented retail uses, respectiiveN. • Access: Primary vehicular access to the Village Center is from Central Parkway and the Collector streets adjacent to the site. Pedestrian access will. be provided From all adjacent streets and from the publicwslkways along Mountain House Creek and the Iakelopen space network to the northwest- At least ane pubiia wislikway connection wlfl be provided to the commercial site from the medium density residential areas to the northeast. A public pedestrian walkway connection will he provided tram Mountain House Creek to the commercial site, located between the worship site and the high-density residential use. • Edge Candill aris. Site pians shall provide far adequate location and quantity of packing to support a contemporary shopping center; however, buildirig pads scull CHAPTER FOUR 1XVEI.4PMENT AND MSIGN PAU A.4t Revised 11(rV201B Resolution Template 01/2017