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7.A. - Page 229 <br /> SB 221 is similar in many respects to SB 610. However, it applies only to residential <br /> projects of 500 units or more and requires the land use planning agency to include as a <br /> condition of approval of a tentative map, parcel map or development agreement a <br /> requirement that "sufficient water supply" be available. Proof of a sufficient water supply <br /> must be based on a written verification from the public water system that will serve the <br /> development. <br /> Although the Pete's Harbor Apartment Community Project does not trigger a WSA as it is <br /> less than 500 dwelling units, it will add significant new water demands to the City's water <br /> and recycled water systems. This new water demand, however, is factored into Redwood <br /> City's 2010 Urban Water Management Plan. The Plan estimates that about 1,870 new <br /> multiple family dwelling will be added to the City every five years from 2010 out to 2030 (a <br /> total of 7,479 units). The proposed Pete's Harbor project is well within expected bounds. <br />