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Policy 2.Future elementary and middle schools should be: (a) centrally located within or adlacent to residential neighborhoods and within the projected attendance area to minimize walking distances; (b) located to minimize the number of students who would have to cross a major street to reach the school; (c) located with direct access to an existing or planned Collector or Minor Arterial street,as well as direct or indirect access to a second road; and (d) conveniently and safely accessible by pedestrians and bicyclists. Policy 3.Future high schools should be sited: (a) directly on a Minor Arterial or larger street as well as directly or indirectly on a secondary road; (b) in residential or commercial areas depending on access,noise, safety and other considerations. Policy 4.Wherever possible,schools and local parks should be adjacent. W Policy 5.In planning school sites,the County shall allow the following approximate areas for school sites: (a) Elementary schools 10 acres; (b) Junior high schools 20 acres; and (c) High schools 40 acres. W Implementation 2. Project Review.Proposed residential development(s), or zoning reclassification(5)to allow residential development, shall not be approved if it is documented by the school district to the Planning Commission/Board of Supervisors that adequate school facilities cannot be made available concurrently with the need for such facilities.This documentation shall require all of the following: (a) That the school district has imposed all school mitigation fees pursuant to Government Code Section 53080 or equivalent mitigation measures not otherwise prohibited by statute; (b) That the school district has filed a current copy of its School Facilities Plan with the Community Development Department; (c) That each school district's School Facilities Plan accurately documents its existing facilities,provides _ future school facilities projections,both short and long term, and demonstrates the use of the current and projected revenues which are anticipated to meet those needs; (d) That the School Facilities Plan also documents the district's reasonable good faith efforts to seek all available funding,without substantial prejudice to the district's reasonable historical educational standard(s), and a current representation regarding the prospects for seeking and or obtaining funds in the reasonably foreseeable future;and (e) That the school district has filed any and all amended School Facilities Plan(s) with the Community Development Department within thirty(30)days after their adoption. Mountain House Master Plan 1994 The following public schools policies from the MHMP are applicable to the proposed project. College Park at Mountain House Specific Plan III Draft EIR EDAW Public Services 4.4-9 San Joaquin County