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If one of the above requirements is met, Development Title Section 9-315.4 states that the Director may grant one or more of the following incentives: • reduction in setback • reduction in lot width • reduction in square footage requirements of the lot • reduction in yard dimensions • increase in building height • increase in building intensity • reduction of ratio of vehicular parking spaces per unit • reduction in open space requirements • reduction in fees The applicant's request for a reduction in lot width and a reduction in square footage requirements for the lots can be granted. The additional request for a reduction in structure setbacks may be granted pending further information provided by the applicant regarding the size and location of the single-family dwellings. The applicant must enter into a Continued Affordability Agreement with the County. Road Name The applicant has proposed Vista Circle as a road name. All subdivision road names must meet the standards of Development Title Section 9-1150.18 and must be submitted to the Community Development Department for approval by the Director. Due to the three directional changes of the road, each road section must have its own name. The applicant must submit three individual road names. The applicant should submit a prioritized list of road names for approval. Vista is already in use as a road name. Wastewater Disposal Pursuant to Development Title Section 9-1105.3(x) subdivisions in an urban community must be served by public wastewater disposal systems. The applicant has obtained a will-serve letter from the City of Stockton for public sewer services. Storm Drainage Development Title Section 9-1135.3(a) requires subdivisions in urban communities to discharge into a terminal drain or agency retention basin where permitted by Master Plan or Special Purpose Plan. Lots 12 and 13 of the proposed subdivision will be dedicated to the County as part of CSA 8 for a retention pond for public storm drainage. The Department of Public Works must verify that they have capacity to serve the proposed project. When additional public services for storm drainage become available, the applicant may request that the County abandon the retention pond and create an additional two lots for development. Water System Development Title Section 9-1120.3(a) states that subdivisions in an urban community with less than two (2) acres per lot must be served by public water. The applicant has obtained a will- serve letter from Cal Water for public water. 2