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l NOTICE OF PREPARATION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT NO . ER.-88-2 On the basis of the Initial Study prepared for the project described below, the Environmental Review Officer has determined that the project may have a significant impact on the environment and hereby gives notice that an EnvironmentalIe, � to be prepared in accordance with the provisions o Environmental '"` Z r Quality Act (CEQA) , as amended. APPLICATIONS : GP-86-22 and ZR-87-42 OCT 01 187 PROJECT SETTING :. ENVIROMENTAL HEALTH FERMIT/SERVICES Description: Applications have been submitted by Geraldine Cole , et al , for : ° A General Plan Map Amendment from Agriculture to Medium Density Residential (MDR) , and A Zone Reclassification from GA-40 to R-2 . The Agriculture designation does not allow urban development . The MDR designation would allow urban development at a density of 6 to 15 residences per acre. The GA-40 zone has a minimum parcel area of 40 acres, and it would allow one single-family residence on the project parcel . The R-2 zone would allow a minimum parcel area of 5 , 000 square feet for a single-family residence and 6 , 500 square feet for a two-family residence . The applicant ' s ultimate project for the 30-acre site is a 200-unit mobile home park. A mobile home park permit would be required for this project . Location- The project site is a 30-acre parcel located northeast of the City of Stockton. The parcel has frontage on State Route 99 East Frontage Road, 3 , 000 feet south of the Hammer Lane interchange. The site coincides with the planned March Lane/ State Route 99 interchange . The alignment for this interchange is defined by the March Lane Specific Road Plan, and it is pre- sently under study by the March Lane Task Force (directed by the Council of Governments) for possible relocation south of the adopted alignment . In addition to the frontage road and interchanges at Hammer Lane and March Lane, site access routes include the Wilson Way/ State Route 99 interchange and the Calaveras River/State Route 99 interchange . The Wilson Way and Calaveras River interchanges are located south of the site . Notice of Preparation - 1 - (ER-88-2 )