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i d. Parks and other active/passive recreational facilities (e g : community centers,access to/along waterways,public open space, bicycle/pedestrian paths/trails,etc.)9 ' Answer: No The proposed project will not affect access to parks or other recreational facilities The proposed project will greatly enhance the appearance of the seawall and is ' considered a key element in the City of Stockton's overall downtown redevelopment efforts Level of Significance- Not significant I Mitigation Measures: None required ' Significance after Mitigation- N/A e. Maintenance of public facilities,including roads? Answer: No The construction of the proposed seawall modifications will prevent the ultimate failure of the existing structure, thereby providing a positive long term impact The resulting improvement plans will provide for the complete design and structural analysis of the proposed structure in accordance with all applicable building codes and city ordinances Level of Significance: Not significant Mitigation Measures:None required ' Significance after Mitigation: NIA E Other governmental services(e.g.. Library,General Government,etc.)? Answer: No The proposed project will not affect government services Level of Significance: Not significant ' Mitigation Measures None required Significance after Mitigation N/A 15. UTILITIESI SERVICE SYSTEMS ' Will the proposal result in a need for new systems, or substantial alterations to the following utilities ' a Water(new wells,abandonment of wells and new or altered distnbution/pumping/storage/treatment facilities)? Answer- No The proposed project does not require new water systems or substantial alterations to existing water facilities Level of Significance:Not significant ' Mitigation Measures:None required Significance after Mitigation:NIA EX_[5 iW DOC 9125197 29