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PC : 3-17-88 ER--88-1/GP-87-16/ ZR--87-35/SU-87-23 (3) The expansion of the existing Rural Residential Area will have less of an impact on adjacent agricultural lands than the creation of a new Rural Residential Area. BASES FOR ZONE RECLASSIFICATION 1 . "The proposed zone district is consistent with the General Plan. " Staff can make this determination because the RR-65 zone is a consistent implementing zone for the General Pian designation of Rural Residential . 2 . "The site of the proposed zone district is suitable for any of the land uses permitted within the proposed zone district . " ° Staff can. make this determination because the site is of sufficient size to accommodate the uses permitted in the RR-65 zone, and the lot sizes are large enough to accom- modate the necessary facilities for development . 3 . "The proposed zone district is reasonable and beneficial at this time. " ° Staff can make this determination because the Morada Rural Residential Area is nearly built out , and there are no other Rural Residential Areas available in the Stockton area to accommodate the demand for this type of property. 4 . "The proposed zone district will not have a substantial , adverse effect on surrounding properties . " ° Staff can make this determination because the parcel sizes are large enough to buffer residential uses from adjacent agricultural uses. FINDINGS FOR MAJOR SUBDIVISION 1 . "The proposed map is consistent with applicable General and Specific Plans . " Staff can make this finding because the proposed map is consistent with the Rural Residential designation of the General Plan. No Specific Plan has been adopted for this project site . 2 . "The design or improvement of the proposed subdivision is consistent with applicable General and Specific Plans . " -3-