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M. Environmental Setting,Impacts,and Mitigations A. Land Use,Plans and Policies ceases,the classification of such land reverts immediately to Single Family(R-1)." After the ` zoning is in place,a location and development plan would be required for any activity changes on the site. The location and development plan must be approved by the Community Development Director and/or Planning Commission. Annexation The 126A acre parcel(the CYA parcel),the 85.6 acre parcel(the Brocchini parcel),and the 6.5 acre parcel(the triangular property)are located adjacent to the existing 187 acre landfill area. The landfill area was annexed to the City in 1976 and 1984(it is an island surrounded by unincorporated lands). The City proposes to annex the Brocchini and triangular parcels as part of this project. The CYA parcel would be dealt with in one of the three ways discussed later in this section. Annexation of the proposed expansion areas would require approval from the Local Agency Formation Commission CO)and the Stockton City Council. Prior to authorizing the filing of the annexation request,the Stockton City Planning Commission and City Council would have to approve of the prezoning for the proposed annexation. It should,however,be noted that a noncontiguous annexation is limited to 300 acres or less. According to 56111.in the Guide to CorteselKnox Local Government Reorganization Act of 1985,prepared by the Assembly Committee on Local Government,Honorable Sam Farr, Chairman,October 1985 (Revised 1991),"Notwithstanding Section 56110,upon approval of the commission a city may annex noncontiguous territory not exceeding 300 acres in area,which is located in the same county as that in which the city is situated,and which is owned by the city and is being used for municipal purposes at the time commission proceedings are initiated." The City has already annexed the existing 187 acre landfill therefore,the City can only annex 113 acres of the proposed expansion areas. The City will be unable to annex the entire proposed landfill site until the city Iimits are expanded to this area. The City has determined that the 126 acre City-owned property could be dealt with in one of the following three ways: 1) it would be annexed along with the Northern California Women's Facility/Northern California Youth Center property located to the north possibly at a future date(this would make it a contiguous annexation); M.A.13