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Single-family am/multiple-family projects are not limi~l to any density range. All product types may be developed at any project density. 1.3 Notwithstanding the flexibility in housing density desired, limit thc density of a particular residential project to no more than 30 dwelling units per acre. Residmtial Po~cy 2: Phase I Central Area Residential. Develop the Central Area Residential parcels with higher density multiple-family and single-family housing designed to complement the commercial/office center. GUIDELINE: 2.1 Allow a mix of housing product types at the upper density range to provide a population base w~hin easy walking distance to the commercial/office center. Residential PoE~cy 3: Phase I Product Types. Allow each Phase I residential Parcel to be developed with a mix of single-family and multiple housing product types. Residential Policy 4: Phase I Optional Residential Types. Allow Phase I residential development on Parcels 1 and 12 only if a satisfactory number of units cannot be developed on Parcel 19 at a reasonable cost due to permitting agency requirements. GUIDELINES: 4.1 The timeframe for acqUirin~ permission from the permi~in~ agencies before developin/one or both of the optional residential sites shall be de~ermined by aEreement be~een the City and Parcel 19's developer. 4.2 Should at least 91 units be able to be developed on Parcel 19, then only Parcel I shall be allowed to be developed for residences. Parcel 12 shall be allowed ~o develop only if fewer than 91 units are feasibility able W be developed on Parcel 19. 4.3 If Parcel 19 cannot be developed with at least 91 units and development is shifted to Parcels 1 and 12, Parcel 19 shall be dedicated to the City and shall have a land use designation of ~Phase II, Interim Open Space. 3-10