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Item No. 5 <br /> PC : 5-19-88 <br /> ZR-88-28 <br /> Page 3 <br /> STAFF ANALYSIS <br /> POLICY CONSIDERATIONS : <br /> General Plan and Zoning: <br /> Under the adopted Zoning/General Plan Consistency Matrix, two <br /> zone classifications are recognized as primary implementation <br /> zones for the Limited Industrial designation: R-M (Restricted <br /> Manufacturing) and M-1 (Limited Manufacturing) . The predomi- <br /> nant zoning pattern in the project vicinity is M-1 . On this <br /> basis, it appears appropriate to use M-1 to implement the <br /> Limited Industrial General Plan designation of the project <br /> area. <br /> The project site is located within the Stockton urban center. <br /> For this location, the following development requirements may <br /> be necessary at the time of development : <br /> ° Sewage disposal - a public waste water treatment plant by an <br /> existing agency. <br /> ° Water supply - a public system by an existing agency. <br /> ° Storm drainage - a public terminal drainage system approved <br /> by the County Department of Public Works. <br /> Public sewage treatment and water supply services are available <br /> to the site . Future development under the existing General <br /> Plan and the proposed M-1 zone may require construction of a <br /> public terminal drainage system. <br /> If a "dry" industrial zone is developed with the General Plan <br /> update that will be designed to permit those uses with minimal <br /> sewage needs, this entire area will be rezoned. If a "dry" <br /> industrial zone is not adopted, staff will amend the General <br /> Plan designation on the remaining area to be consistent with <br /> the current R-2 zoning. <br /> AREA/NEIGHBORHOOD COMPATIBILITY: <br /> Land Use : <br /> The project area contains a mix of residential , commercial , <br /> industrial , and vacant uses. The residential and commercial <br /> uses are nonconforming to the existing General Plan. As such, <br /> these uses would be allowed to continue indefinitely until <br /> there is a proposal to expand the nonconforming use, to change <br />