The Planning Commission also believes a zero allocation won’t hurt the city’s housing supply, given the current housing market. Water supply, school and child care capacities, roads and available police and fire facilities were also considered. Subdivisions of 4 homes or less would not be affected by the decision, but it would disallow further subdivisions of 5 or more. For example, Home Depot, which has a pending application for 4 lots, would not be affected by this new ruling. However, it was the current sewer capacity, which can only accommodate approximately 159 more dwellings, that was the most debated topic. During public comment, residents questioned how the city had determined the existing sewer capacity. One resident also stressed concern over continuing with these types of decisions before the City’s Amended General Plan is approved. The City assured the accuracy of the determined sewer capacity and Mayor Pryor-Escamilla agreed that further improvements were needed to the city plan.