The Superintendent or designee shall provide the city/county with:
1. Regularly updated copies of the district's master plan for facilities
2. Regularly updated records of:
a. Maximum capacity of each school facility, excluding portable classrooms
b. Maximum capacity of each school facility, including portable classrooms
c. Current enrollments in each facility
3. A written response to each proposed annexation, rezoning, general plan amendment, proposed specific plan, proposed community plan, environmental impact report, negative declaration, or tentative subdivision map for residential construction, including:
a. An estimate of student enrollment to be generated by the development at its completion and total occupancy
b. An estimate of student enrollment to be generated annually in terms of the developer's build-out schedule, as reported to the district by the planning staff
4. A district plan for managing the growth anticipated from each development, indicating:
a. Which school(s) would be affected
b. A specific plan, with timelines, for housing the total new enrollment at completion of the development
c. An interim plan, with timelines, for managing the anticipated annual growth of enrollment at each affected school
d. Proposed conditions that would mitigate the impact of expected enrollment growth, such as whether the school or district can be placed on a year-round calendar
WOODLAKE UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT
Regulation WOODLAKE UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
approved: April 15, 1998 Woodlake, California