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The public and quasi-public uses that are potentially permitted within the Planning Area are presented below. It is assumed that not all ofthese uses will ultimately be developed since the resulting developed acreage would probably overburden the desired overall open space/park character of the site. List of Potential Land Uses I. Agricultural club 2. Agriculture 3. Child care 4. Civic arts facilities . Amphitheater (l,OOO-seat facility) . Art classrooms . Art gallery . Rehearsal space . Theater (800-seat indoor facility for the performing arts) 5. Community vegetable garden 6. Educational facilities 7. Environmental education center 8. Fire station (now existing) 9. Native American history reflective area 10. Open space 11. Park and recreation uses (including lighted sports fields) 12. Park-and-ride commuter parking lot 13. Public utilities and improvements (water, wastewater disposal, flood control, storm water drainage, power, and communications systems) 14. Trails 15. Youth/community center DESCRIPTION OF POTENTIAL LAND USES Following is a more detailed description of the potential Phase II land uses. 1. Agricultural Club - Agricultural clubs provide opportunities for children to grow crops, raise livestock and participate in a variety ofrelated social and educational programs. Demonstration of club work and activities can be a valuable community asset. In addition, farming classes can be established where school children are assigned their own plots to experiment and learn about the mechanics of soil development, water use and conservation, organic amendments, plant requirements and nutrition. Composting sites and support buildings for equipment storage would need to be sensitively located out of public view, to the extent feasible. Equipment and materials might be shared with other adjacent agricultural uses. Administrative Draft, Bernal Property Phase II Specific Plan, October 25, 2005 Page 12