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passive, casual recreational uses during dry weather periods, to the extent feasible. 4.1.2 Provide other recreational facilities outside of the basin area, such as tennis courts, bocce ball, dog park facilities, or other uses as determined by the Pleasanton City Council. 4.2 Circulation 4.2.1 Limit vehicular access to the Neighborhood Park site from Stoneridge Drive, utilizing the public road to the Continuing Care Community site. 4.2.2 Provide adequate on site or adjacent on street parking for planned Neighborhood Park recreational activities. 4.2.3 Provide maintenance vehicle access points to the storm water basin. 4.2.4 Provide a separated sidewalk, a minimum of six feet in width, along adjacent Auto Mall Place /EVA frontage and along the frontage with the public road to the east, as well as internal pedestrian paths around the circumference of the Neighborhood Park. 4.3 Landscaping and Lighting 4.3.1 Landscape the Neighborhood Park so that views of the adjacent Auto Mall site are screened to the extent possible and so that it provides a visually pleasing entrance to the adjacent Continuing Care Community site. 4.3.2 Landscaping within the storm water flow control basin area should be selected and designed so that it will not interfere with or be damaged by storm water detention. 4.3.3 If the Neighborhood Park recreational facilities will be lighted at night, ensure that lighting spillover onto adjacent properties is minimized. 5. 17 Acre Community Park Site Design Standards 5.1 Overall Site Design 5.1.1 Provide for a variety of active and passive recreational uses and activities for the larger Pleasanton community, such as trails, picnic areas, an ice skating facility, ball fields, open space areas, and children's play areas, as determined by the Pleasanton City Council. Stoneridge Drive Specific Plan .4mendment /Staples Ranch Draft October, 2008 28