How much open space would be preserved, and how would that preservation be ensured?

The Martis Valley West Parcel Specific Plan (MVWPSP) would preserve the 6,376-acre East Parcel as permanent open space. The property would be conveyed to conservation groups for fee simple ownership or placed in a conservation easement. The entire East Parcel would be designated Forest and remain undeveloped. In addition, 352 acres of the West Parcel would be preserved as open space, designated as Forest, and undeveloped, and 65 acres in the northwest corner of the West Parcel would remain designated Forest and undeveloped except for utility infrastructure. A map of the MVWPSP proposed open space areas is provided on Page 7 in the September 23rd Presentation (PDF).

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1. How much open space would be preserved, and how would that preservation be ensured?
2. Would trails in the East Parcel and West Parcel be public or private?
3. Would Fibreboard Freeway remain open to public use?
4. What recreational facilities would be provided?