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3. How should the plan compliment the study area? ♦ Provide adequate access and connectivity to all phases and adjoining properties. ♦ Provide senior housing in the area and link it to seniors moving out/selling their single family homes to first time homeowner families. ♦ No major concern about how the school district would be impacted from the development and redevelopment of the area. ♦ Focus just on Arona and how that piece can benefit the City. ♦ Disperse traffic around the site and entry points to reduce individual impacts. ♦ Provide access to the south through NCR/�LT site. 4. What is the level/amount of greenspace desired in the area? ♦ Green space should be part of package but used as amenity with ponding, and housing adjacent to both. 5. Is this project responsible for replacing park land elsewhere in the community? ♦ There should be some greenspace but the amount may vary depending on the type of development. ♦ Green space should complement the development and be disbursed throughout, near new and existing residential areas. ♦ Use whatever greenspace is provided as an amenity including the pond area or new drainage areas. ♦ Have a green space town square surrounded by the new development. ♦ The City does not need more park space in this area. ♦ The City can not fund more parks and does not need more programmed parks. ♦ Support green space that compliments development. ♦ The City could sell a portion of the land to the adjoining neighbors and they can maintain it as a park with no pubic subsidy. ♦ Include some greenspace that would be available for all to use but maintained by a development association or special service district. ♦ There was general agreement, again, for a maximum of 4-acres for park. ♦ When Pioneer Park was purchased the Council promised that this would be the last public park in the community. 2