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MOUNTAIN HOUSE SPECIFIC PLAN Ii 7.2,3 Community Parks Master Plan Summary The Mastef Plan requires Community Parks to serve the overall Community with both active and passive recreatlorial opportunities, with facilities provided that meet the needs of the Community as it develops. Community Parks will contain a minimum of 20 aures. SeVeral adjacent properties, such as described for the Cer*al Community Park complex, may each contain lees than this minimum. as long as they are adjacent, and lotal at least 20 acres in aggregate. LEach of the three Villages (i.e., four neighborhoods served by a Village Commercial Center) will also be served by a Community Park - Community Park planning for SPII areas outside the Mountain House Creek corridor will generally follow the conceptual program summarized below; A Central Community Park complex which totals approximately 4LL4 9191 acres, will be developed In three distlnct subareas and be located wjthln andfor adjacent to the Town Center, reinforcing the community focus of the downtown. These subareas include a site intended for phased development with a4akf_—aan amphitheater, and other facllilles; a sports -related site, and a larger site to support a possible stadium and adequate shared parking to serve the various public uses to the area. A sparts-related Community Park All be located north of Syron Road, adjacent to C,ekaV,'reat Valley parkway. Preliminary Plans for each of the SPII Community Parks are included in this Chapter. Park programming, joint use, and other Community Park issues are discussed furtlter In the M 14CSD's Parks, R6vmatbn and Lefsure Plan, Plan Description Sill allocates approximately 82 acres to Coirzmunity Parks, asfol laws; Central Community Park: The SPII portlon of Central Cammurlity Parte occupies approximately 2-_��4.14 acres, divided into two sections. Together with the adjae'ent 14.5 -acre Specific Plan I Gnmmunity Park, the Centfal Community Paric will comprise approximately 4-248.91 acres and provide active recfeational laciliUes in close proximily to the'town Center's civic, retail, higher density huusing, and transit uses, as welt as trall connectlons to the adjacent Mountain House Creek Community Park. The Preliminary design for the park (see Figure 7.3; Central Community Palk Concept) shows a parking lot in the south portion of the park, ad�ncent io !he G00Af RtrRiW-G&MFF BP54a�-e#ef3�8i=�&RteF between the W11 gelds and the a_guati_c center to be Iocaled across from the Town Haiiliihrary- lsuiiding, A pedestrian spina leads from tha'Town Green" bulge on the south portion of the park, splitting the play fields, and connects to Mountain House Greek Community Parte trails to the north. Additional parking lots along the northwest boundary serve both the Greek aild Central Community Parks. North Community Parte: The 202 acre North Community Park is Iac eted In Neighborhood --J. adjacenttoGeplrerGreat Val1� Parkway-.4he4kyoB Roadifall ca+�rdej:F-and-Aka nidi., Hauge nock Perk- (see Figure 7,4: North Community Park), The park provides active recreation for neighborhoods north of t3y(an Road_ SwFn IF 41 -and tamlir.-Gourtsare-Iecatad��e ^oghffFr pwtion of the NF CHAPTER SEVEN RECREA-TION AND OPEN SPACE PAGE 7.7 Raviwd 1111df2417 and 5 11512 01 9 Resolution Template 01/2017