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Fl Page 51 J project; =s • conflict with an applicable habitat conservation plan or natural community conservation plan;or ' • convert farmland to non-agricultural use 1 .. Impacts on General Plan and Zone Classifications Chy Of Stockon 1 City of Stockton General Plan. When transferred to private ownership,the landfill and expansion areas that were annexed by the City of Stockton would revert to the jurisdiction of San Joaquin County, because they would no longer fulfill the legal requirement of use for public purposes. i Although the landfill'site would no longer be within the city limits if the proposed project sale is implemented,the City makes General Plan designations for all land within its urban planning area,which includes unincorporated County areas outside the city limits. When the landfill is privatized,the City of Stockton General Plan land use designation for the site would be changed from Institutional to Agriculture. s Ci of Stockton Zoning.ty tn_ „ 7o a The City of Stockton does not zone land outside the city limits. When the landfill is transferred to private ownership,the City would eliminate the landfill site from its zoning map. County of San Joaquin Re ug latory and Monitoring Responsibility. After the landfill reverts to County jurisdiction,the San Joaquin County Public Works/Solid Waste Division would assume responsibility for the local regulatory and monitoring functions now fulfilled by the City of Stockton Department of Public Works. The role of Local Enforcement Agency(LEA)for the California Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB), currently fulfilled by the CIWMB itself,would change to the San Joaquin County Department of Public Health,Environmental Health Division. The San Joaquin County Planning Department would take over jurisdiction for land use matters from the City of Stockton,and would have the authority to issue a Use 4 Permit for the expansion. I San Joaquin County General Plan Designations. When the landfill is transferred to private ownership, the land use designation of the 182.5-acre existing landfill,the 125-acre CYA parcel,and the 11-acre Triangular Property would be changed from P,Public(Public or Institutional)to A/G,Agriculture (General). The designation of the 83-acre Brocchini parcel would remain A/G. # i San Joaquin County Zone Classification. When the landfill is transferred to private ownership,the zone classification of the CYA parcel would be changed from the current P-F to AG-40. The other project parcels,which do not currently have a County zone classification,and would also be classified AG-40 by the County. The San Joaquin County Development Title specifies that Major Impact Services are allowed in AG zone classification areas,subject to a Use Permit. Major Impact Services,which include sanitary landfills,are defined as land intensive activities that must be located away from residences or concentrations of people due to the nature of the operation's impacts. After sale and reversion to County jurisdiction,the County's General Plan designation for the project site would take precedence over that of the City of Stockton,and the City would no longer have a zoning ' designation for the site. The project would be consistent with the County of San Joaquin General Plan and zone classification. For these reasons,the proposed project would not have a significant impact on GRASSSETTI ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING