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Analysis <br /> Background <br /> This application was originally scheduled for the Planning Commission meeting of November 15, 2001. <br /> The applicants requested a continuance from this meeting to revise the project description to add <br /> additional acreage to the General Plan and Zone Reclassification applications. <br /> The Community Development Department reviewed a pre-application for General Plan Amendment No. GP-97- <br /> 5) in January 1998. This included the review of the western 0.9-acre portion of a 2.5-acre parcel bisected by <br /> Interstate 5. The project description has since been revised to include amending the General Plan and zoning of <br /> an adjacent 2.78-acre parcel located directly south of the 0.9-acre parcel. During the pre-application stage, the <br /> project was under enforcement, and still is, for parking commercial trailers in a Limited-Agricultural (AL-10)zone. <br /> The use type Truck Parking is not permitted in the AL-10 zone. The trailers are being stored for a business <br /> located on the opposite side of Interstate 5,which is owned and operated by the same owners of the trailers. The <br /> site has remained under enforcement for the past four(4) years. <br /> Land Use <br /> The property to the south and the southwest is zoned AL-10. The San Joaquin County Hospital and a <br /> cemetery are located to the north and northwest, respectively, and are zoned P-F (Public-Facility). Both <br /> project parcels have frontage along Manthey Road. APN 193-170-28 is one (1) legal lot, although it is <br /> bisected by Interstate 5 and has different zonings. The portion on the east side of Interstate 5 has a <br /> General Plan designation of General Commercial (C/G), is zoned General Commercial (C-G), and is used <br /> as part of a local trucking operation (BL-92-476). All of APN 193-170-29 is located on the west side of <br /> Interstate 5 <br /> General Plan/Zoning <br /> Prior to approving a General Plan Amendment, the Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors must <br /> determine that the internal consistency of the General Plan is maintained in the adoption of the <br /> Amendment. In this case, the proposal to re-designate the site to Limited Industrial is inconsistent with <br /> the following General Plan policies: <br /> General Plan Development and Locational Criteria C Volume I (pp. IV-32) states: <br /> "Property must be located on a Minor Arterial or higher classification roadway." <br /> • The property has frontage on Manthey Road. Manthey Road is not classified as a Minor Arterial or <br /> higher classification roadway. <br /> General Plan Wastewater Treatment Policy No. 1: Volume 1 (pp. IV-62) states: <br /> "Expansion of urban communities shall be limited to areas where community wastewater treatment <br /> systems can be provided." <br /> San Joaquin County GP-01-4, ZR-01-2\Silva <br /> Community Development Page 3 <br />