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MOUNTAIN HOUSE SPECIFIC PLAN II Coordination with Other 0mtrtcts. The T'dKCSD shall coordinate with the East Bay Regional Park District, the Livermore Area Recreation and Park District, and the National park Service to allow these agencles the ability to connect such potential regional trails to the Mountain House cflmmunity at cn-sIke locations at the community boundary where planned Mountain Hause trails are intended to exist. 7.2.7 private Recreation Master Plan Summary The Master Plan allocates privately developed recreation u&-5 a ^0; �1@wse as PaFtGfRe tik K14OWT . 3ar ni,a RWe� and encourages private recreational facilities as amenities within neighborhoods, higher density residential normplexes, or commercial areas. Private recfeation facilities may include pools, small parks, packet parks!#ot lots areas, community buildings or other facilities. Pocket parks will be provided in larger multF family developments Urger multi -family developments (not including adult or senior p(o}ects) developed with 75 or more units 111 Inducie provisions for a children's play area with the development's private open space. Mini -parks of a minimum of % acrewill be provided for single-family subdivisions located more than '12 mile from the edge of a public park_ y he -g #{�sse-orgolfcGurses may- eWoed arWap9r3ted}thatirCA ;;psm w daily fee ba rr r e as +a#, tiWlf l}9 r2ifevided by the Speelfir. Plan far tho Plan Description Mature Preserves Specific flan II proposes two linked nature pre8erves, one in N6ghbolrhood I and one in Neighborhood J, within the areas zoned as Commercial Recreation (G -R). They will be Owned arid maintained by a homeowners' association or by the MHC.5D, provided a funding mecharnlsm for maintenance is esta0lished to the satisfaction of the MHCSD. The n$lure preserves will offer passive recreational opportunities such as hiking and picnii*rng. They will be supplemented by adjacent and proximate active recreational uses, such as Neighborhood Paries and Community Parks, and by supportive and compatible uses within the C-R zone, such as eating establishments and small-scale outdoor entertainment. In addition, there are other parks, separate and distinct from the nature preserves, that are allowed within the G -R zone, provided they are Hoked to each other and to the nalure preserves via trails or pathways, and meet specific requirements of the MHCSD's Pants, Recreafforr, and teiswv Kati - Other Facilities In Ad It! F? to [he FolWe Pre SWViK a ri4estauraat—and-1ReGFRRlt F; efite, a pFop@sed €er-the44eigh6a ieod-E acts a a4clit H neo esly 9a M 4h@4161ghb0(-hjDA&t)-Lj -3166-Eh2•4•" RdI'it FR.OPRI" 4thO M1190d 244L92YA IL and €9FR01Y el eFN43006 efafi6K.—T-hey-are-dessr+tae�'o •!f�Fau P-. I,4esHFrR� J3eatinfl-aoeeseivill-b Husks wiOW-4 o-RegionaWaFk Ua"wA-W-CaAlral Parkway_ -As shown by F:^. �F. 20i Oki 31:v��^ter; Me -boat 431 ORGh 4A rn�-14 fa6l4eE al9d " iAF �3 CHAPTER SEVEN RECREATION AND OPEN SPACE PAGE 7.24 RevisedV11J2007and 11Jfii20t9 Resolution Template 01/2017