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. Open Space and Amenities: The project includes several active and passive recreation areas and amenities. Interior recreation areas and amenities include a fitness building, a community room, bicycle repair shop, business center, and two common rooms in the podium building. Exterior recreation and amenity areas include a pool, seating areas, barbeque area, bocce ball court, children's play area with play equipment, and two common greens. The podium building would also have a plaza area along the Owens Drive frontage and a central open space area with various seating areas and a pavilion with kitchen. A retail pla2:a area would be located at the corner of Owens and Rosewood Drives. . Access: Vehicular access to the apartments would be provided from the two existing Owens Drive driveways with the right-in/right-out eastern driveway modified to provide full access. A new median break in Owens Drive would be installed for the eastern driveway. Two new right-in/right-out driveways would be installed to serve the retail buildings: one on Rosewood Drive and one on Owens Drive. A colored-concrete walkway would link the retail, residential, and office uses together. . Tassajara Creek Trail and Trail Connections: Two pedestrian/bicycle connections would be provided from the project site to the future trail along Tassajara Creek. The Tassajara Creek trail is planned as a Class 1 trail (10-ft. wide paved with a 4-ft. wide compacted soil/decomposed granite side path) that would extend from the Arroyo Mocho trail at the south end up to Rosewood Dr./I-580 to the north. Along the CA Center site, the trail would be located on top of the existing Zone 7 gravel access road on the west side of the creek. Although there is currently no funding for the Tassajara Creek trail, the existing Zone 7 gravel access road would be used as a temporary trail, similar to what was done at the adjacent Archstone Apartment project and at other creek/arroyo locations in the City. Zone 7 indicated this would be acceptable subject to the terms of the existing license agreement between the City and Zone 7. To allow public access, the applicant would install pedestrian/ bicycle openings in the existing fences at either end of the trail on Owens Dr. and Rosewood Dr. . Apartment and Retail Parking A total of 489 resident and guest parking spaces would be provided which is consistent with the Standards. At least one covered space would be provided for, and assigned to, each apartment unit. Bicycle storage and public bicycle racks would be provided consistent with the Standards. A 41- space parking lot would serve the retail buildings. . Office Parking: In order to accommodate the residential and retail development, 1,242 of the 3,916 existing office parking spaces would be removed and replaced with 1,459 new parking spaces comprised of 518 surface and 941 garage parking spaces. Most of the new surface parking spaces would be created by replacing two lawn areas adjacent to the office buildings. The 941-space, five-level parking garage would be located between the southernmost office buildings and the podium apartment building. The surface parking spaces around the parking structure would also be reconfigured. Page 6 of 12