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• A wastewater disposal system serving only one existing parcel may be privately owned and operated until additional parcels are served; then it shall become a public wastewater disposal system (Development Title Section 9-1105.7) General Plan Volume 1 Water Supply, Policy 2. (Pg. IV-105) New development in Freeway Service areas outside of communities shall have public water systems serving at least each side of the freeway. In Freeway Service areas outside of communities, individual wells may be permitted if only one parcel is involved. • A water disposal system serving only one existing parcel may be privately owned and operated until additional parcels are served; then it shall become a public water system (Development Title Section 9-1105.7) General Plan Volume 1 Stormwater Drainage Policy 1 (Pg IV-109) New development in Freeway Service Areas outside of communities, a public drainage system shall serve at least each side of the freeway. In Freeway Service areas outside of urban communities, development projects served by a public drainage system planned for an entire freeway service area or one side of the freeway which discharges into a terminal drain is required except as follows: A Agency Retention Basins: The public drainage system may discharge into a retention basin where all of the following exist: (1) There are no terminal drainage facilities within 1,000 feet and, (2) The site conditions of soil permeability and groundwater level allow a retention basin design to meet San Joaquin County Improvement Standards.(Development Title Section 9-1135.7) Private Ownership: A drainage system serving only one existing parcel may be privately owned until additional parcels are served, then it shall become a public drainage system (Development Title Section 9-1135.7) • The proposed project site is located outside of the incorporated urban community of Stockton and is in the I-T zone. This site does not have access to a public wastewater treatment plant, a public water system, or a public drainage system; however, it is a single parcel and meets the service requirements of private ownership. Water Policy (Board Resolution: R-91-973) Any General Plan Amendment approve by the County shall not result in increased demand upon the water supply available to San Joaquin County as of April 2, 1991 The policy shall apply to any amendments to the new General Plan 2010 after adoption by the Board of Supervisors Documentation adequate to enable the Department of Public Works to determine conformance with this policy shall be provided as required. • If the applicant files a full application, a water balance study shall be submitted to the Department of Public Works for their review and approval, and a letter indicating such approval shall be required at the time of submittal of the full application.