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Responsibilities of Developer Housin� Units, Park and Trails, Infrastructure Housing Units: The Developer will be responsible for constructing a minimum of 100 — 130 units of housing. The units will be a mix including the following (as referenced from the submitted United Properties proposal): Senior Cooperative — 75-85 units of senior cooperative, 3-4 stories, underground parking, e�terior stone and brick with maintenance free steel or vinyl siding, vinyl windows, 30-year shingles. A community room will be provided within the building for project area resident meetings and activities scheduled by the cooperative association. The developer will refer Roseville residents interested in purchasing within the cooperative and condominium, if built, to the Senior Housing Regeneration Program. Initial marketing will be restricted to local media to generate the maximum amount of local opportunities. Town homes — Phase 1: One-Three buildings with 5-15 units of town homes. The town homes will feature a two story design with bay windows, 9'ceilings, decks and fireplaces. Phase 2: Two buildings with a total of 8-10 units of town homes can be built as an alternate to 30-40 condominiums. These units will be of the same design, scale and quality as that in Phase I. Condominium — In a second phase, up to 30-40 units will be built as an alternate to 8-10 town homes. The Condominium design, scale and quality will be the same as the senior cooperatives. Single Family Units — Seven single-family homes will be built on small lots less than 50 % of the standard city lot area. The homes will be of two-story design with energy efficient construction. Options for basements, central air conditioning and gas fireplaces will be provided but not necessary to keep home affordable for families. Two of the units will be built by Habitat for Humanity with the same design, features and quality. Construction will begin during the same construction year on all seven units. Parks and Trails: The developer is responsible for funding and constructing a system of public trails per City standards through the development as shown on the Concept RFP site plan. In addition, the developer will use its best efforts to provide project trail systems that connect to the e�sting neighborhood. Approval for these connections by the adjacent property owners will be the responsibility of the developer. Construction of the connecting trails will be done in cooperation with adjacent property owners and the developers. The developer is responsible for the construction of a 2-acre neighborhood public park adjacent to the project's north property line which will include, at a minimum, children's play equipment, play court, play field and park shelter meeting city quality standards for equipment and a