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r The exchange of 1.8 acres appears to meet this requirement. (4) Aftcr the lot ',Inc aUi "usti-ient,the parcels of land subject to contract will be large enough to sustain their agricultural use,as defined in Section 51222. The Lot Line Adjustment appears to meet this requirement. Both before and after the lot line adjustment,the northern properties are almost entirely either Prime Farmland or Farmland of Statewide Importance according to the San Joaquin County Important Farmland 2002 map. Generally,the lots meet this requirement if they are over 10 gross acres in size. (5) The lot line adjustment would not compromise the long-term agricultural productivity of the parcel or the agricultural lands subject to a contract or contracts. The lot line adjustment appears to meet this requirement. (6) The lot line adjustment is not likely to remove adjacent land from agricultural use. The proposed lot line adjustment does not appear to meet this requirement, as the purpose of the lot line adjustment is to facilitate the conversion of 51 acres from agricultural use to residential 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 lot line adjustment appears to be consistent with this requirement. MAJOR SUBDIVISION If the General Plan Amendment and Zone Reclassification are approved without public sewer and without conditions,the following minimum requirements would apply to the underlying Major Subdivision application: Development Requirements In non-agricultural zones, septic systems will only be considered for parcels two(2)acres or more in size, except in areas zoned Rural Residential,where parcels one(1)acre or more in size will be considered if served by a public water system and public storm drainage system (Development Title Section 9-1105.2[d][6]). The underlying project includes parcels less than two acres in size to be served by on site septic systems. Therefore, a public water system and a public storm drainage system will be required. The Morada North County Service Area(CSA 46)provides public water and storm drainage for a portion of the Morada urban community located directly west of the railroad tracks. Where an agency exists to provide public water and storm drainage in a community, required public water and storm drainage systems shall be provided by an existing public agency(Development Title Sections 9-1120.3 and 9-1135.3). Resource Conservation Mosher Creek,which transects the southeast corner of the site, has a General Plan designation of OS/RC (Resource Conservation). The following General Plan Implementation Measures apply: