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BP 0250 Policy Statement on Growth <br /> Policy Statement <br /> It is not the role of the LUSD to oppose or to support a building project, rather, <br /> if a project is proposed, the district must be given an opportunity to mitigate <br /> the impact on the school district and the community. As developments are <br /> approved by San Joaquin County, the District faces the challenge of providing <br /> adequate school housing for students generated from the new development. <br /> The District has experienced a student generation rate of more than 1.06 <br /> students from construction of new single family homes over the last three <br /> years (2000-2003). <br /> District Concerns Regarding HousingStarts <br /> tarts <br /> The San Joaquin Community Planning Department and all future developers <br /> must be aware of the following issues which have been raised on behalf of <br /> the district; the three specific issues are: <br /> 1. The District expects cooperation from all developers of major sub- <br /> divisions which will impact Linden USD. Full financial mitigation <br /> for any future developments are the key factor in ensuring proper <br /> school facilities for all students and maintaining high student <br /> achievement. <br />