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- ~.. The timing of future land use development should be planned to facilitate continuous variety with regard to the types of uses and the community groups and ages served. 104 Active community use facilities, especially those that include nighttime activities, should be sited away from adjoining sensitive land uses, such as residences. Active use facilities include lighted sports fields, amphitheaters, and parking lots serving nighttime activities, Site Planning Objective TO ESTABLISH A COORDINATED PATTERN OF PUBLIC FACILITIES WITHIN AN OPEN SPACE/PARK-LIKE SETTING. Site Planning Policy 1: Site Planning Consistency. Locate and design public facilities and open space consistent with Figure 3-1 (Sub-Area Land Use Map), Table 3-1 (Potentially Permitted Land Uses by Sub-Area) and Figure 3-2 (lllustrative Site Plan), Guidelines: 1.1 The Sub-Area Land Use Plan (Figure 3-1) shall be utilized for locating potentially permitted public facilities (Table 3-1) in ways that will ensure land use compatibility within the Bernal Property and with the bordering land uses, 1.2 The lllustrative Site Plan (Figure 3-2) shall be utilized to create the desired open space/park-like setting in terms of the dispersion of uses and built facilities within the open space. the proportion of open space to developed area, the scale of open meadows to forested landscapes, habitat and trail linkages, and creating a sense of grand park (Chapter 4). Parks Objective TO PROVIDE PARK FACILITIES THAT MEET THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND COMMUNITY PARK NEEDS OF RESIDENTS OF THE PHASE I PLANNING AREA AND ASSIST IN MEETING CITY-WIDE PARK FACILITY NEEDS. Parks Policy 1: Neighborhood Park. Provide a neighborhood special use park in the Eastern Area to meet the neighborhood recreational needs of the adjacent Phase [ area residents. Guidelines: Land Use Element 291