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3.4 Foster a sense of community by creating opportunities for a vibrant public daily life. Integrate public and quasi-public uses within the project, such as public squares, parks with public buildings, schools, day care centers, churches, etc. Create vitality in public areas through design by orienting uses to streets, sidewalks, and other public areas, and by providing front porches, outdoor dining terraces, street furniture, and richness in landscape architecture. 3.5 Create a sense of place for the community as a whole and for individual neighborhoods within it. Create identifiable landmarks and focal points around and within the project. Align public buildings, architecmral and/or public art elements, and key open space features at "ends" of main project streets [o form strong, identifiable focal points. Use architectural elements (entries, roof forms, detailing) in all buildings to emphasize a rich, human scale environment. PHASE 1 RESIDENTIAL LAND USE OBJECTIVE TO PROVIDE SUFFICIENT LAND FOR DISTINCT BUT INTERCONNECTED RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS ACCOMMODATING A MAXIMUM OF 600 HOUSING UNITS AND PROVIDING A WIDE VARIETY OF HOUSEHOLD TYPES AND AFFORDABILITY LEVELS. A key element of the Specific Plan is to incorporate neo-traditional concepts into [he design of its neighborhoods. These concepts are intended to produce a residential environment that is a comfortable and inviting place to live and which results in neighborhoods where social interaction between neighbors is facilitated by physical design elements, where the pedestrian scale of the neighborhood takes precedence over the function of [he automobile, and where a neighborhood [hat consists of a variety of household types can develop and grow in tandem with each other. Residential Policy 1: Housing Mix. Provide for a broad, well-integrated mix of residential uses in each area of the site. 3-a