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IFuture land Usel Very Low and Low Density Residential: The majority of land in Sector Two is designated for Very Low Density Residential or Low Density Residential. This plan recommends that Sector Two remain predominantly single- family residential in use and character. Medium Density Residential: In addition to the mostly developed Medium Density Residential (MDR) areas scattered throughout the Westover and Southwest Hills neighborhoods, this plan designates the following additional areas for MDR: . Townhouse, Zero-La/-Line Single Family, or Senior Housing along the Ramona Circle I Hughson Drive connector through the Weatherford property (5 acres) . Medium Density multi-family along Ranch Road 12 east of the Seventh Day Adventist Church (6 acres) . Townhouse or 2nd floor multi-family over commercial in the Mixed Use Neighborhood Center at the intersection of Bishop Street and Craddock Ave and the new entrance to the Franklin Square subdivision (up to 5 acres) Future Land Use Sector Two: VLDR LDR MDR HDR Public Commercial Industrial Open Space 96 acres 375 acres 50 acres 3 acres 61 acres 39 acres o acres 51 acres Weatherford Tract: LDR* 33 acres MDR 8 acres Commercial 10 acres Open Space 3 acres *incIudes connector road acreage Bishop Mixed Use Center: MDR 5 acres Commercial 5 acres Commercial: Three general areas of commercial development are shown on the Future Land Use Map: . A mixture of "Community Commercial" and/or "Office-Professionaf' uses at the corner of RR 12 and Craddock Ave., buffered from these streets with a 50 foot greenbelt broken only by the Ramona Circle I Hughson Drive connector and a maximum of two curb cut entries to the development (one from RR 12 and one from Craddock Ave.). (14 acres) . "Community Commercial" uses along the RR 12 corridor west of Craddock Ave. (20 acres) . "Neighborhood Commercial" uses in the Mixed Use Neighborhood Center at the intersection of Bishop St. and Craddock Ave. (up to 5 acres) Parks & Open Space: The Future Land Use map includes the existing neighborhood parks in the Castle Forest neighborhood and Prospect Park in the Westover neighborhood. Additional parkland and open space will be developed in the Bishops Crossing subdivision along the drainageway that cuts through the development. The city has also negotiated the purchase and dedication of over 125 acres of open space adjacent to and southwest of Prospect Preserve. This land would provide a connection to a proposed greenway along Purgatory Creek. Finally, a fifty foot wide buffer along Ranch Road 12 and Craddock Ave. should be preserved with existing vegetation and additional natural landscaping added as necessary to provide a visual buffer from the adjacent streets. The only intrusion allowed into the buffer will be a 10' wide shared-use sidewalkfbike path on the inside edge of the buffer. Adopted: July 23, 2001 iii