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concluded the southbound ..dared left-right lane should be split int i parate, exclusive left and right turn lanes to ensure any impacts from traffic will be less-than-significant. The Department of Public Works has included this mitigation measure as a recommended Condition of Approval. With the implementation of this mitigation measure as a Condition of Approval, the significant traffic related impacts to Eight Mile Road and North State Route 99 East Frontage Road level of service will be reduced to a less-than-significant level. 13. Land Use 13. b. This project conforms with the current zoning of AG-40 (General Agriculture, 40 acre minimum lot size) and the General Plan designation of AIG (General Agriculture). The surrounding uses are agricultural. This activity is conditionally permitted in the AG-40 zone with an approved Use Permit application. This activity will have a less than significant impact on the surrounding land because mitigation measures will be taken for noise and traffic levels. ' f Williamson Act The applicant is proposing to have secondary access through a twenty-five foot wide access driveway from Eight Mile Road. The proposed secondary access is located on the adjacent parcel to the east (APN# 059-260-76) and shall be acquired via a proposed Lot Line Adjustment. The adjacent parcel is currently under the Williamson Act and a Notice of Nonrenewal was filed on October 3, 2005. The Department of Conservation submitted a letter dated October 11, 2007 and recommended postponing the lot line adjustment until the parcel is out of contract. The proposed-lot line adjustment did not meet all of the following required findings for land under contract: 1. The new contract or contracts would enforceably restrict the adjusted boundaries of the parcel for an initial term for at least as long as the unexpired term of the rescinded contract or contracts but not for less than 10 years. 2. There is no net decrease in the amount of the acreage restricted. In cases where two parcels involved in a lot fine adjustment are both subject to contracts rescinded pursuant to this section, this finding will be satisfied if the aggregate acreage of the land restricted by the i rescinded contracts. 3. At least 90 percent of the land under the former contract or contracts remains under the new contract or contracts. 4. After the lot line adjustment, the parcels of land subject to contract will be large enough to sustain their agricultural use, as defined in Section 51222. 5. The lot line adjustment would not compromise the long-term agricultural productivity of the parcel or other agricultural lands subject to a contract or contracts. 6. The lot line adjustment is not likely to result in the removal of adjacent land from agricultural ' use. 7. The lot line adjustment does not result in a greater number of developable parcels than existed prior to the adjustment, or an adjusted lot that is inconsistent with the general plan. The contract will expire on March 1, 2016. The applicant has agreed to postpone the Lot Line Adjustment until the land is out of contract. The contract must expire prior to commencement of Phase IV or V. As a Condition of Approval, the applicant can not proceed with Phase IV or V until the Notice of Lot Line Adjustment has been recorded, recordation of new deeds, and the transfer of new deeds, and all other prerequisites for Phase IV or Phase V are met. Therefore, there will be no impacts to land under contract. Initial Study -9 - Rev 5-00