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Screening The project site is surrounded by a mobile home park and residences to the north, a school to the south, and residences and agricultural land to the east. The applicant has proposed to build an eight (8) foot high masonry wall around the perimeter of the project. Development Title Section 9-1022.4[d][1] states that a masonry wall erected along the perimeter of the property shall be six (6) to seven (7) feet in height. The masonry wall will need to be reduced to a maximum of seven (7) feet in height. Parking Development Title Section 9-1040.3 states that there will be one parking space provided for each recreational vehicle. The applicant is proposing 147 recreational vehicles spaces, which meets this requirement. Drainage There are no public storm drainage services available to the project site. All storm drainage runoff is required to be retained on site. (Development Title Section 9-1135). The applicant is proposing a retention basin for the project. The Department of Public Works will determine if the size of the basin is adequate for the proposed project. Wastewater Treatment Development Title Section 9-1040.5(a) states that all recreational vehicle parks shall be served by a sewage disposal system that includes a sewage disposal plant. The use of septic tanks is not permitted. The applicant is proposing a package treatment plant to service the project. The Environmental Health Department will determine if the package treatment plant is adequate for the proposed project. Water Supply The applicant is proposing to use a private well for the project. The California Regional Water Quality Control Board has indicated that operation of a domestic wall to serve the recreational vehicle park may cause an existing contaminated groundwater plume from Victor Fine Foods (located 2,500 feet north of the project) to migrate. The groundwater plume is polluted with Total Dissolved Solids. The Environmental Health Department has indicated that testing will be required to assure that water quality meets the requirements of Title 22, CCR (Safe Water Drinking Act). Open Space Development Title Section 9-1040.5(f)(1) states that required recreation and open space areas contain a minimum of 5,000 square feet with an additional 100 square feet for each recreational vehicle site in excess of fifty. The applicant will be required to provide 14,700 square feet of recreation and open space for the project. The applicant will need to submit a revised site plan indicating the amount of square footage to be used for recreation and open space.