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6) <br /> <br />7) <br /> <br />8) <br /> <br />9) <br /> <br />The use should be located so that it, and access roads <br />to it, cause the least conflict with planned and <br />existing regional uses. <br /> <br />The retreat facility should be a small, rustic facility <br />situated in a secluded setting on relatively gentle <br />terrain. It should be adaptable and may include multi- <br />purpose rooms, overnight accommodations, dining <br />facilities, and other features which would cater to <br />specialized functions (e.g., business training) or to <br />general uses (e.g., family retreats, religious events, <br />conferences, workshops, community events, and youth <br />activities such as boy and girl scout overnights). The <br />retreat facility should be available for long term use <br />by the public, for both short and long periods. It <br />should be designed to minimize automobile intrusion, <br />including parking and access, to ensure a sense of <br />isolation. The retreat should be designed in clusters <br />accommodating 50 to 200 people; total capacity should <br />not exceed 1,$00. <br /> <br />A cemetery (and accompanying structures such as a <br />chapel, mausoleum, or crematorium) should be a <br />community-serving facility designed to feature park- <br />like landscaping which incorporates natural vegetation <br />and blends in with the natural surroundings. Changes <br />to existing terrain should be minimized. It should be <br />sited on relatively gentle terrain, with access to a <br />nearby major public roadway and other public <br />infrastructure. <br /> <br />An education/conference center should be a self- <br />contained, campus-like facility with meeting rooms, <br />overnight accommodations, dining facilities, and <br />outdoor recreational opportunities. It should be <br />available for long-term use to the public on a rental <br />basis. It should be sited on relatively gentle <br />terrain, with access to public infrastructure, with <br />reasonably close access to a freeway. The center <br />should have a regional focus and benefit. The center <br />should be sited near public trail systems and/or open <br />space parks, and it should have a pedestrian <br />orientation. Its design should integrate natural <br />vegetation and respect local topography and other <br />natural features. <br /> <br />A spiritual center should be a regionally-oriented, <br />multi-use facility designed to attract various <br />denominations, with each having equal priority and <br />accessibility to the center. It should be large enough <br />to accommodate simultaneous activities by multiple <br />denominations. No overnight facilities should be <br />allowed. <br /> <br />Page 18 <br /> <br /> <br />