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• The conceptual locations of private recreation areas for individual residential developments should be indicated on plans. • Potential future use of the lake areas for recreational purposes should be pursued with Zone 7. • Support was expressed for Alternative 3. Economic Vitality Committee • New types of industrial uses are evolving that may be appropriate for the EPSP Area, including: medical equipment production, advanced manufacturing and related office uses. • Potentially viable office uses might include: office campus users, small office spaces, and start-up office facilities such as Regus and Lap-Top. • Support was expressed for the extension of El Charro Road. • The ACTC may re-do Measure B in the near future to include a funding contribution for the El Charro Road extension. • The EPSP Area represents a good opportunity to provide housing to help make the Plan work financially and to help the City's meet its RHNA needs. • Work force and entry level housing are needed, including 8 to 12 dwellings/acre for young families and teachers, and 23 and 30 dwellings/acre for rental housing. • One-story condominiums should be considered for seniors. • Housing that backs up to industrial development should be adequately buffered. • Multi-family housing to the north of Busch Road should be considered. Trails Committee The Trails Committee recommended that trails be developed in the following areas: • Completely around Lake I • Along the full length of El Charro Road • Between Lake H and Cope Lake • Along the full length of Busch Road • Along the full length of the "north/south open space spine" • Within the Cope Lake natural area. The Committee also provided the following additional comments: • Extend the Iron Horse Trail from its existing southernmost terminus through the EPSP Area to connect to Shadow Cliffs Park(instead of along Valley Avenue and Stanley Boulevard). • Consider locating staging areas at the "Northern Office Campus" area, site of the "Destination Use," and within the Community Park. • Trail staging areas should generally include parking, benches, shade trees and drinking water. Shade trees should be planted sooner than later. • Consider locating vista points at the east end of the Lake H/Cope Lake trail, at the "Destination Use" site, and in the community park. • Consider lighting neighborhood trails.