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v �! Residential (R-VL). Subsequently, on this same parcel, an application for a Major Subdivision (PA-0200409)was submitted and approved. General Plan Policies In order to approve the General Plan Amendment, the Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors will have to determine that the internal consistency of the General Plan is maintained in adoption of the proposed General Plan Amendment. The proposed change must be consistent with all of the various General Plan goals, policies, objectives, and implementation measures. Residential Development Policy 1(b)(1)(General Plan Volume I. Page IV-18) Density: 1 to 2 primary dwelling units are allowed per gross acre. • With a total size of 4.52 acres and six (6) proposed lots, this density would fall within the guideline set forth in the General Plan. Residential Development Policy 1(b)(3) (General Plan Volume I. Page IVA8) Locational Criteria: Appropriate in urban communities for large lot development. • The project is located within the urban community of Tracy. The proposed lots will be a minimum of 0.5 acre in size, which falls within the required minimum lot size for parcels zoned Very Low Density Residential. (Development Title Section 9-310.3[a]) General Plan Infrastructure Service Requirements Wastewater Treatment In urban communities, a public wastewater treatment system shall be minimum requirements for wastewater treatment facilities for the approval of tentative subdivision maps for new development and may also be necessary for other discretionary applications. (General Plan Wastewater Treatment Policy 2, Vol. I, pg. IV-61) Public wastewater treatment systems shall be provided by an existing public agency, or by a new district if no public agency in the urban community or other area planned for a public system is empowered to provide wastewater treatment services. (General Plan Wastewater Treatment Policy 3, Vol. I, pg. IV-61) • The proposed General Plan Amendment would appear to meet this requirement if wastewater service can be provided by the adjoining CSA#44. Water Supply In urban communities, a public water system shall be minimum requirements for water for the approval of tentative maps and may also be necessary for other discretionary applications. (General Plan Water Supply Policy 2, Vol. I, pg. IV-63) Public water systems shall be provided by an existing public or quasi-public agency, or by a new district if no public agency in the community or other area planned for a public system is empowered to provide water supply services. (General Plan Water Supply Policy 3, Vol. I, pg. IV-66) • The proposed General Plan Amendment would appear to meet this requirement if public water can be provided by the adjoining CSA#44. Storm Water Drainage In urban communities, a public drainage system shall be minimum requirements for stormwater drainage facilities for the approval of tentative maps and may also be necessary 2