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19.44.040 <br />recreation", on the general plan map of <br />the city, or which is in conformance <br />with the policies of the general plan for <br />recreational uses, and is to be located <br />in whole or in part within the proposed <br />subdivision to serve the immediate and <br />future needs of the residents of the <br />subdivision, the subdivider shall dedi- <br />cate land for a local park sufficient in <br />size and topography that bears a rea- <br />sonable relationship to serve the present <br />and future needs of the residents of the <br />subdivision. The amount of land to be <br />provided shall be determined pursuant <br />to the formula set forth in subsection B <br />of this section. <br />B. The formula for determining acre- <br />age to be dedicated is as follows: <br />Dwelling Assumed Standard: <br />Type Density Acres/DUs <br />Single- 2.87 persons/DU 0.01435 acres/DU <br />family <br />Multi- 2.30 persons/DU 0.01150 acres/DU <br />Family <br />1. For purposes of this subsection, <br />the following definitions shall apply: <br />a. "Single-family dwelling unit" shall <br />mean: <br />(1) A dwelling unit occupying a <br />separate, legal lot or parcel (example: a <br />detached single-family home or paired <br />or attached single-family home); <br />(2) A primary dwelling unit located <br />on the same site as a second family <br />residential unit whether the second <br />family residential unit is detached or <br />attached to the primary unit; or <br />(3) A dwelling unit which is part of <br />a structure containing no more than two <br />(2) dwelling units where both dwelling <br />units are located on the same parcel of <br />land (examples: duplexes, duets). <br />b. "Multiple-family dwelling unit" <br />shall mean: <br />(1) A dwelling unit which is part of <br />a larger structure including three (3) or <br />more units and which does not occupy <br />its own separate or individual lot or <br />parcel; <br />(2) A dwelling unit which is part of <br />a larger structure including three (3) or <br />more units which occupies its own <br />separate or individual lot or parcel, and <br />which is separated from adjacent units <br />by a building wall extending from <br />ground to roof (example: townhomes); <br />(3) A dwelling unit which is part of <br />a larger structure including two (2) or <br />more units which may be owned sepa- <br />rately (but does not occupy ground <br />space), and which is separated from <br />adjacent units by a building wall ex- <br />tending from floor to ceiling (example: <br />condominiums); <br />(4) A secondary dwelling unit on the <br />site of an existing single-family dwell- <br />ing unit, a "second family residential <br />unit" as defined in state law regardless <br />of whether such residence is attached to <br />the primary dwelling unit (examples: <br />second units, "granny flats", in-law <br />apartments, accessory apartments); or <br />(5) Mobile homes in which two (2) <br />or more units are located on the same <br />parcel of land (example: mobile homes <br />located in mobile home or trailer parks <br />in which the land is owned in common <br />by a single owner). <br />C. Dedication of the land shall be <br />made in accordance with the procedures <br />contained in section 19.44.100 of this <br />chapter. <br />D. For the purposes of this section, <br />the number of new dwelling units shall <br />be based upon the number of parcels <br />indicated on the map when in an area <br />C8C_1 (Pleasanton July 2003) <br />