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Utilize good planning principles to sepazate or buffer potemially incompatible uses. Comprehensive Land Use Policy 2: Neighborhood Community Facilities. Accotntnoda[e neighborhood-serving public and quasi- public uses convenient to neighborhood users and site such uses to provide identities to and focal points for their neighborhoods, as feasible. GUIDELINES: 2.1 Provide a fire station site of approximately one-acre conveniently located [o'serve the Phase I development while also serving the southerly quadrant of the City. Readily available access to Bernal Avenue just easterly of its ~~ Valley Avenue intersection provides the best overall coverage. 2.2 Designate land for an 11.2 acre elementary school to serve [he Phase I - development and adjoining neighborhoods. The site acquired by [he Pleasanton Unified School Disnict for this elementary school is shown in the Phase I Land Use Diagram (Figure 3-1). _- 2.3 Encourage sites for the quasi-public and institutional uses such as neighborhood community facilities (cabana clubs), churches, day care facilities and other uses as defined by the City "Public" zone uses within the areas designated for Phase I development or adjoining Phase I neighborhoods ~ciinir. the Phase I[ plan. Such uses make excellent focal points for neighborhoods, differentiating [hem from single-purpose residential clusters. Allow day care facilities of all types within residential neighborhoods. Comprehensive Land Use Policy 3: Neo-Traditional Planning Principles. Utilize neo-traditional land planning and design concepts in developing high quality, special neighborhoods in the Phase I area of the site following the land plan shown in Figure 3-1: Land Use Diagram. Figure 3-2 shows the individual parcels with [he acreages and land use designations shown in Table 3-1. 3-3