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Water Supply Public water system. In Rural Residential designations, individual wells may be permitted if parcels are two acres or greater and no public water system exists (General Plan I, p. IV-105). • The parcel is currently served by California Water for water and therefore, meets this requirement. Wastewater Treatment Public wasterwater treatment system. Septic systems may be permitted in Rural Residential areas, commercial areas adjacent to Rural Residential areas, and in Warehouse Industrial zones, if General Plan policies and Development Title regulations are met (General Plan Volume I, p. IV-103). The parcel is currently served by East Stockton Sanitary Sewer and therefore, meets this requirement. Stormwater Drainage Public drainage system, with terminal drainage unless a Master Drainage/Special Purpose Plan permits retention ponds. On-site drainage may be permitted in Rural Residential designations if parcels are two acres or more (General Plan Volume I, p. IV-109). • The parcel is not currently served by a terminal drainage system. The existing drainage is adequate for changing from one urban designation to another urban designation. Terminal drainage may be required for a new use or if a use is expanded. Bases for Zone Reclassification In order to approve an application for a Zone Reclassification, the Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors shall determine that the following Bases for Zone Reclassification can be made in the affirmative: a) The proposed zone district is consistent with the General Plan, any applicable Master Plan, and any applicable Specific Plan. • This project is located in an urban community, will be buffered from residential uses, will be developed so that no more than 60 percent of the lot area is occupied, and is located on a minor Arterial. If the Board of Supervisors approves the General Plan Amendment to General Commercial, then the proposed Zone Reclassification would be consistent with the General Plan. There are no applicable Master Plans or Specific Plans. b) The proposed zone district is reasonable and beneficial at the time. • If the Board of Supervisors approves the General Plan, then the proposed zone district would be reasonable and beneficial at this time.