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CD m Table 2-1 (continued) m � Summary of Impacts and Mitigation Measures (Applicable to Program and Project-Specific Impacts) W Impact Significance Mitigation Measure Significance before Mitigation after Mitigation 4.2-4.Land Use and Agriculture—Conflict Substantially with S 4.2.4.Land Use and Agriculture—Conflict Substantially with LTS Existing Agricultural Zoning or Williamson Act Contracts.The Existing Agricultural Zoning or Williamson Act Contracts.The proposed project would not conflict with most existing Williamson project applicants shall implement the following mitigation measure: Act contracts because these would expire before development. ► At such time as the interim land disposal of treated wastewater However,some early cancellations are being requested.Thus,new at the Pombo property is discontinued,GNK,LLC shall remove development could conflict with existing Williamson Act contracts. the 30-acre storage pond and restore the storage-pond site to The iliajuiiiy ui iim project Wuuid nui cvniiici suusianiially with agricultural use(i.e.,feed crops). agricultural zoning.However,one of the proposed off-site improvements(the 30-acre storage pond for the proposed interim land disposal of treated wastewater on the Pombo property)would convert agriculturally zoned land to an urban use.A significant impact would occur. 4.2.5 Land Use and Agriculture--Conflicts with Off-Site S 4.2.5.Land Use and Agriculture—Conflicts with Adjacent LTS Agricultural Operations.The proposed project would not conflict Agricultural Operations. with off-site agricultural operations but could potentially affect the Before development,the project developers shall provide for the water supply of downstream agriculture.A significant impact could continued provision of irrigation water to downstream agriculture occur. reliant on the water from the canals by the installation of pipelines and other means.The filling of the irrigation canals shall be approved by BBID. 4.3 General Plan Polices and Zoning v 4.3.1. General Plan Policies and Zoning—Conflict with PS 4.3-1a.General Plan Policies and Zoning—Conflict with LTS x Adopted Policies in the MHMP and San Joaquin County Adopted Policies in the MHMP and San Joaquin County General General Plan.The project would conflict with a specific policy of Plan.The College Park developers shall implement the following the MHMP that is the implementing document of the County's measures: General Plan for the overall Mountain House community. Policy . Amend the College Park Specific Plan II to add a 1.5-acre inconsistency would be related to increased trip volume and the Neighborhood Commercial area to the southwestern portion of associated auto emissions and noise.A potentially significant Neighborhoods A/B in the vicinity of Delta College and the impact would occur, proposed industrial park. This amendment would ensure compatibility with the adopted MHMP and to reduce transportation requirements. v . Implement Mitigation Measure 4.13-4 in Section 4.13,"Visual a Quality." v . Implementation of the above mitigation measures would reduce the impact to a less-than-significant level. M