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f � Page 49 = County of San Joaquin Zone Classifications The San Joaquin County Zoning Map does not designate a zone classification for the portion of the project site currently within the city limits of the City of Stockton(the existing landfill,the Brocchini parcel,the Triangular Property,and the southern portion of the CYA parcel). The northern portion of the CYA parcel has a County zone classification of P-F,Public Facilities. Site zoning is shown on Figure A- 2. i E County of San Joaquin Habitat and Open Space Conservation i The County of San Joaquin does not have an ordinance or fee for mitigation of impacts to agricultural land and wildlife habitat similar to that of the City of Stockton. However,the County General Plan contains the following objective and implementation measures regarding the loss of agricultural land: Objective 1. To protect agricultural lands needed for the continuation of commercial agricultural enterprises,small-scale farming operations and the preservation of open space r Implementation 3. Mechanisms for Preservation of Agricultural Land (a)The County shall support mechanisms for the preservation of agricultural land,such as agricultural trusts. (Board of Supervisors) (b)The County shall investigate the establishment of financial mechanisms to preserve agricultural lands. (County Administrator,Planning) s (e)The County shall study the feasibility of establishing mitigation fees to be paid when lands are converted from agriculture and/or open space to an urban use. Such fees could be used for programs such as purchasing development rights or fee titles to property. (Planning) San Joaquin Countywide'Integrated Waste Management Plan State law(AB 939)requires counties to prepare a Countywide Integrated Waste Management Plan (CIWMP), containing a Source Reduction and Recycling Element(SRRE), a Household Hazardous Waste Element(HHWE),a Nondisposal Facility Element(NDFE), and a Siting Element. The Siting r Element specifies the location of solid waste disposal and transformation facilities needed to provide t capacity for the implementation of the CIWMP. The Siting Element of the San Joaquin County CIWMP, April 1996,includes expansion of the Austin Road Landfill as a designated disposal facility. # Impacts and Mitigation This section updates the discussion of General Plan and zoning designations and impact of loss of agricultural land(Impact A.2)in the 1994 EIR Standards of Significance The proposed project would have a significant impact with regard to land use,planning,and agricultural land if it would: • physically divide an established community; • conflict with applicable land use plans,policies,or regulation of an agency with jurisdiction over the GRASSETTI ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING