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A) has been planned pursuant to the Bernal Community Park Master Plan, adopted by the City in May 2006 after an extensive public participation process involving the Bernal Community Park Task Force, Youth Master Plan Implementation Committee, Civic Arts Commission, Youth Commission, Parks and Recreation Commission, Planning Commission and City Council. The Fire Station and Community Park are Phase I community facilities that have been developed pursuant to the Bernal Property (Phase I) Specific Plan, are not the subject of this Initiative; the Community Park may proceed with development without regard to this Initiative. Furthermore, the school site was purchased and is owned by the Pleasanton Unified School District and also is not the subject of this Initiative. Section 3. ADDroval of Phase II Land Uses bv Sub-area A. The Phase II area has been divided into sixteen sub-areas, as shown in Exhibit A. Each sub-area has a designated set of Potentially Permitted Land Uses, as follows: I. Sub-area I - Cultural arts center with or without shared educational facilities, agriculture, open space, park and recreation, public utilities and trails; 2. Sub-area 2 - is the subject of a Community Park Master Plan as described in Section 2.H., above, and which may proceed to development without regard to this Initiative pursuant to the Initiative to Save Our Community Park adopted by the City Council by Resolution No. 04-056 on July 20, 2004; 3. Sub-Area 3 - Agriculture, open space, passive recreation facilities, public utilities and trails; 4. Sub-area 4 - is already developed with a Fire Station as described in Section 2.H., above; 5. Sub-Area 5 - Child care, open space, park and recreation, public utilities, trails, and other public and quasi public uses that may be determined to be compatible with the surrounding land uses by the City Council; 6. Sub-area 6 - Agriculture, open space, passive recreation facilities, public utilities, and trails; 7. Sub-area 7 - Agriculture club, agriculture, community vegetable garden, open space, passive recreation facilities, public utilities, and trails; 8. Sub-area 8 - is already developed with a school as described in Section 2.H., above, and which is real property that has been purchased and is owned by the Pleasanton Unified School District; 9. Sub-area 9 - Open space, public utilities, and trails; Page 3 of 5