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Envisioned in the General Plan as a new Lathrop village, Mossdale Village will be predominantly residential, offering a variety of lower and medium density types of housing in two neighborhoods. The village as a whole will be organized around a pedestrian-oriented village center (See Figure III-1: West Lathrop Land Use Plan). In addition, all residents of Mossdale Village will share a system of on- and off-street trails stemming from a broad open space corridor along the plan area’s westerly San Joaquin River edge. Adjoining the open space corridor will be six parks or open space areas. Although the two neighborhoods will be separated by River Islands Parkway, a limited-access landscaped arterial roadway, they are connected by a village loop road, River Road, where slower-moving traffic and ample provisions for pedestrian and bicycle travel will allow safe and convenient village travel. These residential areas will be buffered from I-5 by the landscaped Golden Valley Parkway and commercial uses that will border the freeway.
Mossdale Village is comprised of two development phases:
