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Mitigation Measure 4.3-1a: General Plan Policies and Zoning—Conflict with Adopted Policies in the MHMP and San <br /> Joaquin County General Plan. <br /> The College Park developers shall implement the following measures: <br /> Amend the College Park Specific Plan Il to add a 1.5-acre Neighborhood Commercial area to the <br /> southwestern portion of Neighborhoods A/B in the vicinity of Delta College and the proposed industrial park. <br /> This amendment would ensure compatibility with the adopted MHMP and to reduce transportation <br /> requirements. <br /> ► Implement Mitigation Measure 4.13-4 in Section 4.13,"Visual Quality." <br /> Implementation of the above mitigation measures would reduce the impact to a less-than-significant level. <br /> Mitigation Measure 4.3-1 b:General Plan Policies and Zoning—Conflicts with Adopted Policies of the Mountain House <br /> Master Plan(MHMP). implement Mitigation Measure 4.134. <br /> Implementation of Mitigation Measures 4.3-1a and 4.3-1b above would reduce the impact to a less-than- <br /> significant level. <br /> IMPACT General Plan Policies and Zoning--Consistency with Land Use Designations of MHMP. The project <br /> 4.3-2 would require changes to the MHMP land use map to allow development of the new Delta College and other <br /> specific uses on the site. With the proposed amendments, the project uses would be consistent with the new <br /> designations.A less-than-significant impact would occur. <br /> The project includes an amendment to the MHMP to change the existing site designation from"Low-Density and <br /> Medium-Density Residential"to"Public'for the community college portion of the site. Other proposed MHMP <br /> land use designations are also proposed because of the change in location for specific residential,non-residential, <br /> and park uses.Because the proposed community college would replace lands originally proposed for residential <br /> uses,new residential areas have been created in other parts of College Park Specific Plan III so that the overall <br /> residential unit count for the entire new community would remain relatively unchanged with regard to the amount <br /> of agricultural land that would be converted to urban uses.The impact of agricultural land use conversion is <br /> discussed in Section 4.2,"Land Use and Agriculture."With the proposed amendments to the MHMP,the project <br /> would be consistent with the MHMP land use map with regard to the number of residential units that would be in <br /> the MHMP area. Section 4.11,"Transportation,"identifies no significant increased traffic impacts based solely on <br /> the change in land use designations from the MHMP.The change in land use designation,while not increasing the <br /> overall development area included in the MHMP,would not cause an increase in land use conflicts associated <br /> with the existing MHMP. See Section 4.2,"Land Use and Agriculture"for a discussion of land use compatibility. <br /> For this reason,the change in land use designations would result in a less-than-significant impact. <br /> Mitigation Measure 4.3-2:General Plan Policies and Zoning--Consistency with Land Use Designations of MHMP. <br /> No mitigation is required. <br /> IMPACT General Plan Policies and Zoning--Consistency with San Joaquin County's Development Title and <br /> 4.3-3 Zoning Designations. The project would include new zoning of the site, changing the existing Agriculture- <br /> Urban Reserve zoning designation to a variety of urban uses. This rezoning typically occurs at the time of <br /> adoption of a specific plan. The proposed zoning designations would be consistent with the County's <br /> General Plan and the MHMP and would not cause increases in the severity of impacts associated with the <br /> MHMP.A less-than-significant impact would occur. <br /> College Park at Mountain House Specific Plan III Draft EIR EDAW <br /> San Joaquin County 4.3-5 General Plan Policies and Zoning <br />