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2. Medium Density Residential: The Medium Density Residential (MDR) district provides for up to 85 new single-family homes on 10 ,000-square foot minimum-sized lots. MDR development areas are concentrated in the more accessible and flatter portions of the Specific Plan Area, north of the existing Vineyard Avenue, and on Lot 28. These areas should be developed as individual neighborhoods with a design character compatible with the "vineyard village" concept described later in this Plan. Vineyard A key land use component of the Specific Plan is the Vineyard (V) district. The Plan provides for a total of 66 acres of vineyards on five lots with an estate home and support facilities permitted on each. Vineyards are intended to maintain the agricultural use of the area , reinforce the agricultural character of the area, create a pleasing driving experience for motorists travelling on Vineyard A venue , and buffer future residential neighborhoods from traffic noise on the realigned Vineyard A venue. In the event that vineyards should in some cases prove infeasible, related agricultural uses would be permitted. In addition , ten acres of the planned Vineyard land on Parcel 21 could be mined as a part of the RMC Lonestar quarrying operation, if desired by the owner. 3. Open Space The Open Space (OS) district is generally intended to preserve the natural features of the hillside areas south of the existing Vineyard A venue. Owners of these lots may retain their existing agricultural uses. No homes are permitted within the OS area; however, fencing and agricultural structures are allowed. The OS district also includes the three riparian corridors (one at the northwest end of Lot 18 , and the second and third at the western and eastern boundaries of Lot 19; and a buffer between the northeast comer of the elementary school and vineyards on Lot 19. 4. Community Park Development of a 20-acre community park is planned for Lot 14 to serve not only the residents of the Plan Area but the outlying community as well. Specific uses might include, picnic areas, trails, limited unlighted ballfields , and passive landscaped open space/buffer areas between the park and neighboring homes. 5. Elementary School Development of a 12-acre elementary school is planned on the western portion of Lot 19 to serve the needs of Plan Area children as well as those of outlying residential areas to the east and west. Approximately six acres of building and parking areas are expected to be developed along with six acres of paved and turfed play areas. 22