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<br />Draft Environmental Impact Report
<br />Bernal Properly Phase II Specific Plan EIR
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<br />(3) Land Use Sub-areas and Land Use Allocation
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<br />A total of 16 sub-areas within the Phase II Specific Plan area have been delineated, These
<br />sub-areas have been characterized according to a variety of criteria (e,g" terrain, access,
<br />wildlife habitat value, noise, etc,) to guide the choice of potential future uses for particular
<br />sites, Table 2 shows the allocation of potential uses to the 16 sub-areas that are delineated
<br />in Figure 4 (p, 12),
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<br />Sub-area Potentiall Permitted Land Uses Acrea e
<br />Cultural arts center with or without educational facilities, agriculture, open space, 9,2
<br />~publicl.ltilities, !r":i Is
<br />2 Agriculture, open space, park and recreation (including lighted amphitheater and
<br />lighted sports fields), public utilities,trails, youth/cornmunitycenter
<br />3 Agriculture, open .space, .passive recreational facilities,. publicutiliti~s,trails
<br />4 Fire station*, landscaped open space, public utilities, trails
<br />5 Child care, open space, park and recreation, public utilities, trails, other public
<br />and quasi-public uses that may be determined to be compatible with the
<br />surrounding land uses by the City Council
<br />6 Agriculture, child care, open space, passive recreation facilities, public utilities,
<br />trails
<br />7 Agricultural club, agriculture, community vegetable garden, open space, passive
<br />recreation facilities, public utilities, trails
<br />8 Public utilities
<br />9 Open space,E.ubl~cl.l!ili!ie..s,.trails~
<br />10 Open space, park and recreation, trails
<br />11 Open space, passive recreation, public utilities, trails
<br />12 Open space, park and recreation, park-and-ride lot, public utilities, trails, other
<br />public and quasi-public uses that may be determined to be compatible with the
<br />surrounding land uses by the Council
<br />13 Environmental education center, Native American history reflective area, open
<br />space, park and recreation, public utilities, trails, other public and quasi-public
<br />uses that may be determined to be compatible with the surrounding land uses
<br />, blthe City Council
<br />14 Native American history reflective area, open space, passive recreation, public
<br />utilities, trails
<br />15 Open space, passive recreation, public utilities, trails
<br />16 Agriculture (crops only), community vegetable garden, open space, passive
<br />recreation, public utilities, trails
<br />Total
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<br />Table 2
<br />Potentially Permitted Land Uses by Sub-area
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<br />61,8
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<br />39,9
<br />3.3
<br />1.2
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<br />34,0
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<br />13.0
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<br />11,1
<br />7,9
<br />17,8
<br />24.4
<br />5,1
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<br />11,1
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<br />7,6
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<br />59.7
<br />10.9
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<br />318.0
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<br />* Fire Station #4 and Hearst Elementary School have already been constructed and occupied as provided for in
<br />the Phase I Specific Plan,
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