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I h Public Services Law Enforcement The Stockton Metropolitan Airport currently employs two airport police officers. The airport is also within the service area of the San Joaquin County Sheriffs Department. The Sheriff's Department has indicated that as the airport expands, the Sheriffs Department would be able to provide law enforcement services to the airport at whatever level is deemed appropriate. i Fire Protection Fire protection for the airport is provided by the Montezuma Fire District (MFD). On-site emergency sevice and equipment are available to handle fire, crashes, and fuel and oil spills. The French Camp Fire District, Manteca-Lathrop Fire District, and the Stockton Fire Department provide fire protection F assistance through mutual aid agreements. As the airport develops, fire protection will continue to be provided in the same way. Additionally, the MFD is funded by a per-square-foot levy on all buildings constructed in the area. As the airport and the commercialfindustrial areas are developed, adequate funding would be available to finance required increases in MFD facilities and personnel. I Utilities Water I Domestic water is provided to the airport by the Southern Water System, which is now operated by the City of Stockton by agreement between the City and the County. The 2015 project with Phase 11 interchange improvements (flyover ramps)will have a total water demand of 867,500 gallons per day (gpd). The County has an allocation of 1.4 million gpd from the Southern Water System Agreement. Wastewater Treatment The City of Stockton has contracted with the airport to provide wastewater treatment to the terminal and Air Metro Industrial Park. i The 2015 project with Phase I interchange improvements will generate 859,500 gpd of wastewater. The County has a guaranteed capacity with the City of Stockton of 1.3 million gpd. The City has taken the k position that the airport project must be consistent with their General Plan in order to provide sewer l service to the project. If the Planning Commission recommends approval of these applications to the Board of Supervisors, the Airport Manager, will prepare a written request to the City's Community Development Director to initiate an amendment to the City General Plan to be consistent with the County's proposed General Pian and land uses. , San Joaquin County ER-96-1, et al\Stockton Airport Community Development Page 19