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2. Zoning <br /> Zoning designations for the project area and <br /> adjacent area are shown on Figure 1: <br /> Designation Zone District <br /> Commercial: C2 <br /> Performance Industrial: CM and CR <br /> 3. Land Use <br /> The project site is unimproved but has been shaped <br /> and leveled. Adjacent properties to the north and <br /> northeast are developed with office , commercial <br /> and recreation uses . To the south is a mobile <br /> home park. Vacant property is to the east and a <br /> car wash surrounded by vacant land is to the west. <br /> Photos of the site and surrounding area are shown <br /> in Figure 6. The proposed project conforms with <br /> the general plan and would not have significant <br /> effects on existing or planned land uses. <br /> 4. Topography and Soils <br /> The firm of J . H. Kleinfelder and Associates has <br /> prepared soils and geotechnical investigations for <br /> the project and their reports are on file with the <br /> City of Stockton Planning Department. The site is <br /> flat with surface soils consisting of approxi- <br /> mately 3-4 feet of black silty clay . No ground- <br /> water was encountered in any of the test borings, <br /> although regional groundwater maps indicate <br /> groundwater measured as high as 30 feet below the <br /> surface. <br /> Foundation and floor slabs placed on these silty <br /> soils are subject to possible damage from heaving <br /> or shrinking due to moisture changes , . It low <br /> bearing values are acceptable, however, it is <br /> Kleinfelder ' s opinion that the proposed buildings <br /> and paving can be supported provided the soils are <br /> properly prepared. <br /> Erosion problems are minimal with surtace runoff <br /> directed to existing drain facilities. Subsurface <br /> drainage is poor indicating that water will stand <br /> on undeveloped portion of the site. <br /> 5. Solid Waste <br /> Solid waste disposal will require the selection of <br /> appropriate contract companies to handle infec- <br /> tious and hazardous waste. Medical office <br /> buildings will typically generate infectious waste <br /> 13 <br />