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4.2 Land Use <br /> {. <br /> F (b) Density: <br /> V <br /> Development density shall be a maximum of one primary dwelling unit per 20 gross acres. <br /> This requirement does not apply to lot line adjustments if the dwelling unit density for <br /> ` affected parcels is not increased as a result of the lot line adjustment. Additional dwelling <br /> units for farm employee housing and farm labor camps may be permitted. Minimum parcel <br /> sizes shall be 20 to 40 acres where irrigation water is available, 80 to 160 acres where water <br /> is not available for irrigation.The designation of appropriate parcel sizes shall be based on <br /> �. the predominant existing parcel size and residential density in the area. <br /> (c) Typical Uses: <br /> Typical uses include crop production, feed and grain storage and sales,aerial crop spraying, <br /> and animal raising and sales. Additional activities such as resource recovery, dairy and <br /> canning operations, stockyards, and animal feedlots and sale yards require permits. <br /> Resource Conservation <br /> r This designation applies to those areas with significant resources that generally are to remain in <br /> open space. In order to protect both the open spaces so designated and whatever significant <br /> resources they contain,the following are required: <br /> (b) Discretionary permits shall be required for development in Resource Conservation areas; <br /> (c) Environmental assessments for development proposals within Resource Conservation <br /> Areas shall identify the sensitivity of the resources and measures to protect the resources. <br /> San Joaquin County General Plan <br /> The San Joaquin County General Plan 2010, adopted on July 29 1992, serves as the principal land <br /> use planning document for unincorporated San Joaquin County. The San Joaquin County General <br /> Plan contains numerous goals, objectives,policies, and implementation measures that address <br /> land use compatibility. Although land use classifications in the San Joaquin County Zoning <br /> Ordinance may be more detailed than those in the General Plan,all development must be <br /> consistent with the General Plan. For applicable polices related to other environmental issues <br /> (e.g., noise, air quality, and biological resources),the reader is referred to the appropriate sections <br /> r of this EIR. <br /> The General Plan Resource Element contains policies governing the development of mineral <br /> it resources, and land use within designated Agriculture and Open Space areas. The following <br /> objectives and policies are relevant to the project. <br /> Agricultural Lands Objectives <br /> To protect agricultural lands needed for the continuation of commercial agricultural enterprises, <br /> ` small-scale farming, and the preservation of open space. <br /> _ RMC Pacific Vernalis Quarry Mining and Reclamation Project 4.2-3 ESA 1203015 <br /> Draft Environmental Impact Report May 2006 <br /> r <br />