Which area is included in the RSJ Catchment Zone?

The RSJ Catchment Zone refers to a specific geographic area designated for certain resource allocation or management purposes, often related to environmental or land use planning. Milpitas is indeed included in the RSJ Catchment Zone because it typically falls within the same watershed or administrative area that the zone encompasses. The characteristics of Milpitas, including its development and proximity to natural resources, make it a relevant part of the RSJ area.

While Cupertino, Sunnyvale, and Alviso may be important localities within Santa Clara County, they do not fall within the RSJ Catchment Zone as defined by criteria such as geographic location, environmental impact, and policy framework contributing to the RSJ's objectives. It is essential for candidates preparing for this exam to understand not only the areas included in various zones but also the broader implications of such designations for planning and resource management.