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Wastewater Treatment(Table IS-2) Onsite wastewater treatment system may be permitted in agricultural areas, if General Plan policies and Development Title regulations are met. Stormwater Drainage Supply (Table IS-3) On-site drainage may be permitted in Agricultural Areas. • The underlying project proposes on-site water, wastewater treatment, and storm drainage. The Department of Public Works and the Environmental Health Department have determined that the project area is suitable for on-site services, and the proposed project can meet the infrastructure requirements of the General Plan. Findings Development Title Section 9-807.060 states that the Board of Supervisors shall make several findings prior to approving a General Plan Map Amendment. (See Attachment F; Findings.) These findings include that the proposed changes must be consistent with the General Plan and other applicable documents, as well as be reviewed in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act. Proposed changes must also contribute to the public health, safety, and general welfare or benefit the public. These findings can be made because the proposed General Plan Map Amendment is consistent with the goals and criteria outlined in the General Plan, and an Initial Study prepared for the project found that no significant impacts are anticipated that would not be reduced to a less than significant level with attached mitigation measures as a result of the Administrative Use Permit proposed for the site. Facility Operations The project is proposing two work schedules. The first schedule is year-round, and will include an 8-hour shift, 5 days a week, with approximately 3 employees per day and 1 truck trip per week. The second schedule is seasonal for 12 weeks out of the year and will employ approximately 75 additional employees. The applicant anticipates most of the seasonal employees will carpool to work, resulting in approximately 30 additional employee vehicles accessing the site during this time. Approximately 5 truck trips are anticipated on a weekly basis during the processing and packaging season. Additionally, the project includes 192 parking spaces for seasonal parking along East Pine Street. The project proposes access from a driveway entrance along East Pine Street. The applicant states that approximately 75% of the proposed building will be utilized for fruit processing, while 25%will be rented to a third party for storage of produce containers. There is an existing agricultural processing facility on an adjacent parcel to the west(APN:049-120-65)that will likely rent this space; however,the proposed project will operate as an independent facility. Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board (CVRWQCB) Waste Discharge Requirements Order R5-2021-0063 permits the fruit processing plant on the adjacent parcel to the west(APN:049-120-65, noted above) to discharge process wastewater onto an 8-acre portion of the project parcel (APN: 049-120-04), as depicted below: Planning Commission Staff Report, PA-2200090, PA-2100295 (GP, SA) 6