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- ~ '"." ~~ - ~.- Table 3-2 Potentially Permitted Land Uses by Sub-Area (Refer to Figure 3-1 for Sub-Area locations) ". Sub-Area Potentially Permitted Land Uses 13. Environmental education center, Native American history reflective area, open space, park and recreation, public utilities, trails, other public and quasi-public uses that my be determined to be compatible with the surrounding uses by the City Council 14. Native American history reflective area, open space, passive recreation, public utilities, trails 15, Open space, passive recreation, public utilities, trails 16, Agriculture (crops only), community vegetable garden, open space, passive recreation, public utilities, trails ILLUSTRATIVE SITE PLAN As noted above, the basis of the Phase II Specific Plan site planning process consists of two primary components. First is the Sub-Area Land Use Map (Figure 3-1) that spatially allocates areas for a variety of potential future land uses throughout the Planning Area. Second is the Illustrative Site Plan (Figure 3-2) that is to be used in conjunction with the Sub-Area Land Use Map to illustrate the overall desired design character for the Planning Area. More specifically, the Illustrative Site Plan demonstrates the design vision that the Phase II Plan objectives are intended to accomplish with regard to: The dispersion of public facilities within the open space setting, The relative proportion of open space to developed area that the City desires to maintain, The scale and spatial relationship of open meadows to forested areas. The sense of being within a grand park that includes areas of varying plant communities and wildlife habitats and corridors, with developed facilities that are integrated into this setting at a scale that does not overwhelm the natural landscape. Land Use Element 271