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(D) developed so that buildings occupy no more than 60 percent of the lot and are no more than 3 stories in height, except in the Mountain House community where buildings are no more the 5 stories in height; and • Any underlying project would have to meet this requirement. (E) designed in an attractive manner that creates a favorable impression of the County by considering the overall site design, landscaping, scale of development, signage, relationship to adjacent uses, circulation and parking, and architecture. • Any underlying project would have to meet this requirement. Service Requirements The General Plan and Development Title contain the following requirements for the provision of services. When an underlying project is processed it will be subject to the following service requirements: Wastewater Treatment In Freeway Service areas outside of communities, a public wastewater system for at least each side of the freeway. Septic systems may be permitted if only one parcel is involved, and if General Plan policies and Development Title Requirements are met. (General Plan, Volume I, pg. IV-103). A wastewater disposal system serving only one existing parcel may be privately owned and operated until additional parcels are served; then it shall become a public wastewater disposal system. (Development Title Section 9-1105.7). + Public Wastewater is required for this project because this site would be the second parcel at this intersection. Water Supply In Freeway Service areas outside of communities shall have public water systems serving at least each side of the freeway. Individual wells may be permitted if only one parcel is involved, and if General Plan policies and Development Title Requirements are met. (General Plan, Volume I, pg IV-105) A water system serving only one existing parcel may be privately owned and operated until additional parcels are served; then it shall become a public water system. (Development Title Section 9-1120.7). • Public Water supply is required for this project because this site would be the second parcel at this intersection. Stormwater Drainage In Freeway Services Areas outside of communities, a public drainage system shall serve at least each side of the freeway. (General Plan, Volume I, pg IV-109). In Freeway Service areas outside of urban communities, development projects served by a public drainage system planned for the entire freeway service area or one side of the freeway which discharges into a terminal drain is required except as follows: 3