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Attachment E <br /> FINDINGS FOR ZONE RECLASSIFICATION <br /> PA -2200278 <br /> 1 . The proposed amendment is consistent with the General Plan and any applicable Master Plan . <br /> • This finding can be made because the proposed zone is Medium Density Residential ( R- M ) , <br /> which is an implementing zone of the proposed R/M ( Medium Density Residential ) land use <br /> designation . Therefore , if the proposal to amend the land use designation to RIM is <br /> approved , the proposed zone change to R-M would be consistent with the General Plan . <br /> There are no Master Plans or Specific Plans affecting the subject parcel . <br /> 2 . The proposed amendment is necessary for public health , safety , and general welfare or will be of benefit <br /> to the public . <br /> • This finding can be made because the proposed amendment to rezone 2 . 12 acres to RW <br /> ( Medium Density Residential ) will allow for further residential development of the site , which <br /> is a public benefit . The County and State suffer from a chronic housing shortage . Pursuant <br /> to the San Joaquin Council of Governments ' Regional Housing Needs Plan , the projected <br /> housing need for the San Joaquin County region for the next 8 years is 52 , 719 total housing <br /> units . The rezoning will allow for approximately 7 additional housing units to be constructed <br /> on the site with building permits . If the General Plan Map Amendment and Zone <br /> Reclassification are approved , the proposed Administrative Use Permit for a four- plex and <br /> Accessory Dwelling Unit could also be approved for additional housing . <br /> 3 . The proposed amendment has been reviewed in compliance with the requirements of the California <br /> Environmental Quality Act . <br /> • This finding can be made because the proposed Zone Reclassification amendment was <br /> reviewed with the accompanying General Plan Map Amendment , and Administrative Use <br /> Permit applications in compliance with the requirements of CEQA . The resulting Initial <br /> Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration found that any potentially significant impacts could <br /> be mitigated to a level of less than significant as identified in the Mitigation Monitoring and <br /> Reporting Plan / Program . <br /> 4 . For a change to the Zoning Maps , that the subject property is suitable for the uses permitted in the <br /> proposed zone in terms of access , size of parcel , relations to similar or related uses , and other relevant <br /> considerations , and that the proposed change of zone is not detrimental to the use of adjacent <br /> properties . <br /> • This finding can be made because the proposal to rezone 2 . 12 -acres composed of 10 legal <br /> lots from C -C to R-M for a residential development is suitable for the existing and proposed <br /> uses . The project site is comprised of existing non -conforming dwellings and the project <br /> includes an Administrative Use Permit for a proposed four- plex with an Accessory Dwelling <br /> Unit . If approved , the proposed Zone Reclassification will make the existing residences <br /> conforming . Surrounding properties are zoned Low Density Residential to the north , and <br /> Medium Density Residential to the south , and the proposed Zone Reclassification is not <br /> anticipated to affect uses on adjacent properties . <br />