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General Industrial Development and Locational Criteria (General Plan Vol I page IV-33) "General Industrial areas shall be: A. "developed so that buildings occupy no more than 60 percent of the lot area and no more than 100 feet in height" • At the time of the proposed underlying development project, this criterion will apply. B. "located in areas served by, or planned to be served by, a wastewater treatment plant, a water system, and a drainage system, all of which shall be public, unless only one parcel is involved outside of a community. • "Will Serve" letters for the provision of sewer, water and storm drainage have been submitted with the General Plan Amendment application. The underlying project for an industrial business park will also be subject to these provisions. The ownerldeveloper for the proposed project shall be responsible for all costs involved in the design and extension of public services to the project site. Infrastructure Services General Plan Volume 1 Wastewater Treatment Policy 2 (Pg IV-103) New development in urban communities shall have at a minimum, access to a public wastewater system. Septic systems may be permitted in Rural Residential areas, Commercial areas adjacent to Rural Residential areas, and in Warehouse Industrial zones, if General Plan policies and Development Title regulations are met • The project site involves one parcel located within the urban community of Stockton. A "will serve" letter was submitted by the applicant for the provisions of public sewer to serve the proposed development project. General Plan Volume 1 Water Supply Policy 2 (Pg IV-105) New development in urban communities shall have at a minimum, access to a public water system. In Rural Residential designations, individual wells may be permitted if parcels are two acres or greater and no public water systems exist. • The applicant submitted a "will-serve" letter providing access to a public water system and has entered into an extension agreement with California Water Service Company to serve the proposed development project. General Plan Volume 1 Stormwater Drainage Policy 1 (Pg IV-109) New development in urban communities shall have at a minimum, access to a public drainage system with terminal drainage unless a Master Drain agelSpecial Purpose Plan permits retention ponds On-site drainage may be permitted in Rural Residential designations if parcels are two acres or more • The Department of Public Works — Flood Control & Water Conservation District in a letter dated November 13, 2013 stated the County will serve the proposed development with storm drainage, subject to the following: 1. The applicant shall submit a drainage study identifying the proposed collection paths and terminal drainage for the County's review and approval. 2