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Limited Industrial General Plan Policies Development and Locational Criteria (General Plan Volume I, p. IV-32) Limited Industrial areas shall: (A) be developed so that industrial activities are conducted entirely within enclosed buildings and outdoor storage areas are screened. All future development is subject to these requirements. (B) be developed so that buildings are no more than 100 feet in height and occupy no more than 60 percent of the lot area except in areas zoned Warehouse Industrial where they shall occupy no more than 40 percent of the lot area. All future development is subject to these requirements. (C) be located on a Minor Arterial or higher classification roadway. The proposed project site is located on Mariposa Road and Carpenter Road. Mariposa Road is a Major Arterial roadway and Carpenter Road is a Rural Local Road. (D) be 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. A limited number of areas may be zoned for development on septic tanks. The uses in these areas shall not individually or collectively generate wastewater whose volume or quality require a sewage treatment plant. The proposed project is located in the Urban Community of Stockton. The site does not have access to a public was ewater treatment plant, a public water system, or a public drainage system. The I-W zone is the only zone which permits industrialAayllopment with septic an s. Infrastructure Requirements • Wastewater Treatment New development in urban areas shall have, at a minimum, access to a public wastewater system. Septic systems may be permitted in Rural Residential, Commercial areas adjacent to Rural Residential areas, and in Warehouse Industrial zones, if General Plan policies and Development Title regulations are met. (General Plan, Volume I, pg. IV-61) • Water Supply New development in urban areas 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 system exists. (General Plan, Volume I, pg. IV-63) • Stormwater Drainage New development in urban areas shall have, at a minimum, access to a public drainage system with terminal drainage unless a Master Drainage/Special Purpose Plan permits retention ponds. On-site