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2.2 The majority of the commercial/office space should be comprised of both <br />highway-oriented and pedestrian-oriented employment uses. <br />highway-oriented uses include either a large company with a <br />campus-like project, or a high quality multi-tenant business park <br />project with primarily office or office/research and development <br />users. <br />pedestrian-oriented uses include office parks, office-flex <br />buildings, hotels, retail/service, business-serving retail, <br />restaurants, day care, medical offices and congregate care uses. <br />Commercial/Office Policy 3: On-Site Employment Opportunities. Utilize <br />locationa] advantages such as proximity to regional transportation systems and <br />proximity to neighborhood and community residene-.crs to attract major <br />employers- and to provide employment opportunities that can reduce regional <br />and local traffic impacts. <br />Commercial/Office Policy 4: Flexibility of Uses. Allow flexibility in the <br />composition of commercial and office land uses permitted in the <br />Commercial/Office area so [hat it can be more precisely programmed to respond <br />to furore real estate market opportunities (10 [0 15 year time frame). <br />Commercial/Office Policy 5: Phase I Commercial Development Phasing. <br />Allow commercial and office development to occur as the market dictates. <br />cutnet.INES: <br />6.1 The center is encouraged to be constructed as early in the development <br />program as feasible. <br />6.2 Office development may occur at any time. <br />PHASE 1 PARKS OBJECTIVE <br />TO PROVIDE PARK FACILITIES THAT MEET THE NEIGHBORHOOD PARK NEEDS OF FUTURE <br />RESIDENTS OF THE PHASE I PLANNING AREA. <br />Parks Policy 1: Phase I Neighborhood Parks. Provide neighborhood parks as <br />shown in Figure 3--r?: 'll:;..__Parks -~--m-r-~r,-Diagram that meet [he <br />neighborhood recreational needs of the Phase I area residents. <br />3-17 <br />