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<br />II. MASTER PLAN OBJECTIVES <br /> <br />In addition to the overriding goal of the Community Park <br />Master Plan presented in Chapter 1, the following Park <br />objectives characterize the Plan in terms of programs, <br />design and operations: <br /> <br />1. To ensure that the Park facilities and <br />programs conform to all pertinent provisions <br />of the Bernal Property Specific Plans. <br />2. To provide high quality active sports <br />facilities, trails and amphitheater to serve a <br />broad range of community age groups and <br />interests. <br />3. To ensure that Park facilities and programs <br />remain flexible over time to respond to <br />evolving community sports needs. <br />4. To ensure that potential impacts on <br />neighboring residents, such as lighting and <br />noise, are effectively minimized to the extent <br />practicable, while recognizing that <br />community parks are active land uses by <br />nature. <br />5. To create a well-defined framework of linear <br />forested open spaces surrounding clustered <br />sports fields that mimic the Bernal Property <br />Phase II Specific Plan "grand park" landscape <br />concept, including landform and plant <br />community treatments. <br />6. To cultivate open space plant communities <br />over time through sustainable management <br />principles and practices. <br />7. To protect and frame views through the Park <br />toward the Pleasanton Ridgelands and the <br />Southeast Hills, for motorists traveling on <br />Bernal Avenue, to the extent feasible. <br />8. To develop Park facilities that maximize <br />accessibility and programmability, utilize <br />shared parking, and minimize vehicular <br />circulation impacts. <br />9. To minimize the visual impact of parking by <br />breaking up lots into smaller disbursed <br />components. <br />10. To maximize the provision of trails and <br />pathways for pedestrians, joggers and <br />bicyclists. <br />11. To ensure that the architectural design of <br />buildings creates subtle focal points that <br />reflect the more dominant character of the <br />planned outlying natural setting. <br /> <br />8 <br />