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W t MEMORANDUM %qy 0c9, f January 4, 1990 `, TO: Jim Giottonini, Public works Director FROM: John Carlson, Community Development Director SUBJECT: ZONING CODE/GENERAL PLAN/ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW COMPLIANCE AND PROCEDURES RELATED TO THE FIVE-YEAR ., PERMIT REVISION FOR THE AUSTIN ROAD AND FRENCH CAMP. LANDFILL SITES _. In response to your request, please be informed of the following: 1. while private landfill sites and transfer stations require a Conditi onal Use Permit in the City of Stockton, publicly owned landfill sites (such as the Austin Road and French Camp landfill sites) require only a "Location and , Development Plan" (LDP) approval by the Planning Division or Planning Commission as specified under the Public Lands' District (P -L zone) regulations (copy attached), It should be noted that the P -L District regulations were adopted in 1968 and that both the Austin Road and French Camp landfill sites were established prior to that date and are, therefore, not required to have a "LDP" approval for their continued operations within their existing boundaries. Any , substantial modifications or expansion of those sites, however, will require a "LDP" approval. The proposed 5 -year ' permit revision will not involve substantial modifications ., or expansion of,the existing physical facilities or of the site boundaries and will, therefore, not require a "LDP" approval. 2. Both the Austin Road and French Camp landfill sites are compatible with the City's existing General Plan and proposed General Plan Revision (City Council review/adoption scheduled for January 16, 1990). The revised General plan Diagram includes a "Solid Waste Disposal Site" symbol on each site. The underlying designation for the Austin Road landfill site is "Institutional". The underlying designation for the French Camp site is "Parks and Recreation" which is the long-range (15 to 20 year) projection for that site. The French Camp site will carry the "Solid Waste Disposal Site" symbol indefinitely until needed for parkland purposes. 3. As noted above, both facilities are located In an area designated for solid waste facilities and the land uses which have been authorized adjacent to the landfills are compatible with those facilities.