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MOUNTAIN HOUSE MASTER PLAN Fire Stations JP): Two fire stations will be located wlthln the aommunky In ❑fdbr to provide fire protection in accordance with the standards established Tn Chapter Six: Public Health and Safety. Oflert Space (Oa} and Recreation Uses Open Space and Recreation areas within Mountain I -louse include a va6aty al types, ranging from the small Neighborhood parks to a Regional park, tratl systems, and a golf course, Neighborhood Parks: Each of the 12 neighborhoods at Mountaln House includes a Neighborhood Park. In the rliai&-ieri family neighborhoods and the Neighborhood K mixed active adult and family neighbgfhoad, a centrally located Neighborh❑od Park of approximately five acres is 0ntad adjacent to the neighborhood K-8 school. These Neighborhood Paries will be developed and operated in Coordination with the schools, and will provide for active recreation activities within pe WNat1 and bicycle a❑cess of nefghbarhood residents. Facilities within Neighborhood Parks may lndode Wrnming pools, hard surface courts, playgrounds, field garnesr picnic tables, and free play areas. Community Parks: Community parks are located to provide easy access from neighborhoods, and to make use of the Mountain Mouse Creek corridor. Much of the arraao allocated to commun4y parks is located along Mountain Flouse. Creek, with major parks sited lust north of the Town Center, Additional community parks are located south of Grant Line Road, adjacent to Neighborhood AIB and north of Byron Road to serve areas mete distant from the Creek and Town Center. Community parks are intended to provide active recreation facilities such as athWic felds and Complexes, swimming pools, tennis ra❑quet courts, and for pnsslve uses such as picnicking, joggingMmIkingfbicycle paths, and nature areas. A portion of acreage designated for parks may be utilized for c❑mmunitp facilities sunk as senior centers, swimming pools. Stadiums. or libraries provided overall minimum County Park standards are met. Regional Park: The 88 -acre Regional Park consists of a riverfront park along the Old kNer edge_ This location snakes use of the river's open spacal wlldllfe and scenic values to provide a regional open space and recmational resource. This linear park extends from the northwest tamer of Neighborhood Kto the southeast oornerof Neighborhood L and includes the mouth of Mountain House Creek where it joins Old River, "u "Haun&h ispro po&sd as part-ol#+ie-9id PW s F ReiaaaI P' R,, Chapter Three Page 3.28 New,sed February 6 Noveinbor X105, November 2817, Novamlwr2019 Resolution Template 01/2017