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J MouNTAiN Housis PRoPosED MAcHADo TENfA'nvE MAP 4. ENvEtoNMENTAL ClrEcxusr —� 4.9 LAND UsE AND PLANNING J J Less Than J Potential SPIIIEIR Significant Significant Requires Impact Due New New J Impact Additional to Mitigation Additional Additional Less Than Adequately Review:No Measures in Impact Not Mitigation Siguiricant Addressed in Significant Project Addressed in Measures Issue or Nolmpact SPIIIEIR Impact Description SPHIEIR Required J 9. LAND USE AND PLANNING. Would the project: a) Physically divide an established ■ L L ❑ L community? b) Conflict with any applicable land ■ ❑ ] Ll Ll i-l use plan,policy,or regulation of an agency with jurisdiction over the project(including,but not limited to the general plan,specific plan,local coastal prograny or zoning ordinance)adopted for the purpose of avoiding or mitigating an environmental effect? c) Conflict with any applicable habitat ■ conservation plan or natural community conservation plan? SETTING The Machado property was previously used as a diary operation,which is now abandoned. The existing hams and dairy buildings still occupy the site. The project site is currently surrounded by mostly vacant land either under agriculture production or laying fallow. The nearest residential uses, identified as the "Homesite Parcels,"are located on Grant Line Road directly northwest of the project site. Grant Line Village home sites are located west of the site approximately one mile from the intersection of Grant Line Road and Mountain House J Parkway. Two agricultural residences are located east of Mountain House Parkway between - Van Sosten Road and I-205. _ Since implementation of the Mountain House Master Plan(MHMP) in 1994, development has been occurring in the central portion of the Mountain House Community. Neighborhood F has been built out and Neighborhoods E and G are partially occupied while construction of these neighborhoods continues as evident in the aerial photo in Figure 2-1. SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS IDENTIFIED IN 2005 SPIIIEIR The SPIIIEIR identified two potentially significant land use impacts and proposed mitigation measures that, if implemented,would make them less than significant. The potentially significant impacts that would affect the proposed Machado property include the following: Impact 4.2-1: Land Use and Agriculture—Conflict with Existing Land Uses. The proposed land uses would be compatible with the existing on-site and adjacent land uses with the exceptions of the BBID irrigation canals and pipelines that cross — the site. A potentially significant impact would occur. 4-50