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-3- (4) Limited industrial areas shall be located in areas served by, or planned to be served by a wastewater treatment plant, a water system, and a drainage system, all of which shall be public, unless only one parcel is involved. A limited number of areas may be zoned for development on septic tanks. The uses in these areas shall not individually or collectively generate wastewater whose volume or quality require a sewage treatment plant. These areas shall: - not be served or be expected to be served by a sewage treatment plant during the planning period; - not be located where they will make the extension of services more difficult in the future; - be located where soil conditions can safely absorb sewage in conformance with local health and water quality standards; and, - require a septic nitrate loading feasibility study prior to development. ■ When any underlying project is processed it will be reviewed and/or conditioned consistent with these requirements. General Plan and Development Title Service Requirements Both the General Plan and Development Title contain the following requirements for the provision of services: ■ Wastewater treatment: Freeway service areas outside of an urban community shall be provided a public wastewater treatment system for at least each side of the freeway. A wastewater disposal system serving only one existing parcel may be privately owned and operated until additional parcels are served, then it will become a public wastewater disposal system (General Plan Wastewater Treatment Policy 2, p. IV-62, and Development Title Section 9-1105.7) Industrial areas outside of an urban community shall be provided with a public wastewater treatment system serving the entire planned area (system may be private if only one parcel is involved). Septic tanks may be permitted if zoned I/W (General Plan Wastewater Treatment Policy 2, p. IV-62, and Development Title Sections 9-1105.5 and 9-1105.6). ■ Water supply: Freeway service areas outside of an urban community shall be provided with a public water system serving at least each side of the freeway. Any water system serving only one parcel may be privately owned and operated until additional parcels are served, then it shall become a public water system (General Plan Water Supply Policy 2, p. IV-64, and Development Title Section 9-1120.7).