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MOUNTAIN HOUSE SPECIFIC PLAN II <br />9.11 PHASING AND COSTS <br />Master Plan Summary <br />Development of in-traet roads will be the r"ponsiWity of individual builders. A 3514 to <br />50% markup is inGuded where appropriate to cover engineering, design, plan check, <br />inspection, and other soft costs. <br />Pleasing of tronsportadon improvements will generally relate to the phasing of residential <br />and non-residential land uses. The traffic monitoring program wall result in annual updates <br />to the Roadway Improvement Plan hinh will initially he prepared after approval of the <br />Master Plan, Improvements will be developed on an as -needed basis to maintain the LDS <br />standards identified In this cttaplar, <br />The Implementation procedures discussed in Master Plan Sections 9.2: Freeway <br />Improvements, to 9-5i On -Sita Roadway Circulation and Design, include anticipated start- <br />up events for construction of freeway and Arterial improvements. On-sile roadways will be <br />phased consistent with the amount and IucatJon of development. Phasing of County roads <br />will be controlled by the County and coordinated with the community's Roadway <br />I Impto vemeht Plan. <br />Rus transit and bicycle facilities will be provided incrementally throughout bulldout of the <br />community, with transit stops, shekters, bicycle lockers and racks in each neighborhood. <br />The Mocor;o rail platform will be built after passenger service is initiated_ <br />Railroad crossings and intersection channalization improvements will be consMcted in <br />response to traffic vollame and circulation pattems in order to maintain the required level of <br />service. <br />Plan description <br />WI arnprovements will be financed with private funding in exchange for fee credits <br />imposed through the MHCSD's MHTIF, In addition, some oft -site (in -community) <br />improvements will likely be required in order to maintain County starfdafds for levels of <br />service. All such improvements will be further defined and required by the MHC,90 as part <br />of Both the Traffic Irrlpaat Analysis prepared by the MI-ICS10's traffic consultant, and <br />subsequent detailed engineering. <br />The implementation of SP 11 will generate, through the collection of local and regloriW <br />traffic impact fees, funds to he collected by the County (TI MFy and MHCSD (MHTIF) to <br />pay for future roadway and transpo%tion program responsibilities of the pr❑)ect, <br />consistent with the community approvals and pollcies contained in Section 9 of the Master <br />Plan and Specific Plan I, as implemented by ordinance. Development of the various tend <br />uses will also generate tax avenue for the Mi-ICSID that will fund specific transit services <br />and programs identified by the MHCSR's TDM program. <br />SPII Implementation Measures <br />Corn munety Roadway Improvements Phasinq Requirements. The specific <br />Improvement phasing requirements Ctintained within Master Specific Plan <br />Tables 9.1, 9.2, and 9.8 are specifically su ereedeesuperseded by the <br />requirements and provisions contained within Specifie Plan K the <br />improvements described in Tahles 5.15-20, 5.16-21 and 5.15.22 Df the <br />Specific Plan II Expanded InitlaI Study, the MHCSD 13oadway Improvement <br />Plan, the MH CSD Mountain House Transportation Improvement Fee <br />Ordinance and Technical Report Dated March 19, 2000, and Section 3.612 of <br />i~HAPTP;R NINF TRANSPORTATION AND CiRGULATION PAGE9,22 <br />Resolution Template 01/2017 <br />