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6/28/2004
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<br /> ! <br /> i <br /> Chapter II - Development Standards & Urban Design Guidelines <br /> J <br /> , boat accessllanding area, and basketball courts, tennis courts, or <br /> other court sport area to be determined by the Department of <br /> I Parks and Recreation. Since land is limited in the Precise Plan <br /> I <br /> , Area, this required park/open space area is designated primarily <br /> I for local use. <br /> I <br /> I If the City adopts an updated Parks, Recreation and Community <br /> 1 Services Strategic Plan that requires increased parks and open <br /> I space in advance of development of the Precise Plan, the added <br /> ¡ need shall be met through a combination of park improvements, <br /> off-site land contributions, or in-lieu fees. <br /> 1 <br /> I. LAND AREA CALCULATION - Land area calculations for den- <br /> I sity and/other City requirements shall include existing marina <br /> I water areas; i.e., total Precise Plan Area is 46.5 acres. <br /> I J. POINT PARK - The North Point Park should be a minimum of 0.5 <br /> , acres in size, incorporating the outer esplanade walkway, with a Area consistent with School District and City requirements; at <br /> j minimum depth of 75' per BCDC recommendations. It should time of Precise Plan publication, a student yield study is under <br /> , clearly appear to be a public space, incorporating typical outer preparation. <br /> j esplanade lights, railings, paving treatments and other design <br /> I elements. It should provide an attractive overlook of Outer M. INTERIM LAND USESNACANT SITES - Vacant, unimproved <br />I <br /> Pete's Harbor, Bair Island, and Redwood Creek, with benches sites and buildings shall not be permitted within the Precise <br />I and other amenities recommended for overlooks above. Adja- Plan Area for periods exceeding six months unless such sites <br />I cent buildings should not dominate the park space or shade it and/or buildings are actively for sale. Landscaped areas and/or <br /> during key periods of use. other interim uses as determined by the City shall be estab- <br /> lished on sites "banked" for later phases of development. <br /> K. EXISTING AND PRESERVED MARINA AREAS - Existing ma- <br />"""" rina areas shall be considered a form of recreational open space N. SEQUENCE OF DEVELOPMENT - Development shall gener- <br /> <br />I by this Precise Plan. Preserved marina area and adjacent pub- ally occur from Redwood Creek extending toward Bair Island <br /> licly accessible walkways shall be counted as 50% of required Road. Either the North Point or South Center areas may be built <br />I recreational park/open space per H., above. out first, provided all Precise Plan policies are addressed. Each <br /> phase of development shall provide a proportional share of as- <br />I L. URBAN SCHOOL SITE - A land area and/or building area suffi- sociated affordable housing and capital improvements, such as <br />I cient to support development of a K-5 elementary school, if street and intersection improvements, utilities, parks/open space, <br />¡ needed in the future, shall be identified within the Precise Plan waterfront walkways, etc.; see Chapter IV, Implementation. A <br />) phasing plan shall accompany development application(s). <br /> - 29 - Final Plan - June 2004 <br />I <br />
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