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l Tom Gain, Senior Civil Logineer May 4, 1998 Page 3 b) The author should revise this section to make it consistent with the Ff attached copy of "General EIR Statements for Domestic Water." 3, Please note that these are general statements only and additional information will be required that is specific for this project site. i 2) Page 10-3, 2nd paragraph k '• The sentence "The City has an agreement..." is not correct. There is no such agreement that is applicable to this project. �-- 3) Page 10-6, 3rd paragraph The sentence "The City has contracted with the airport..." is not correct. The { -existing City-County Southern Water System Agreement is not applicable to this project. 4) Because the development area is contiguous with the existing city limit boundary, as a condition of water service by the City of Stockton, the owners of this property shall be required to annex the entire development i �] area to the City of Stockton, or create a separate County Service Area (CSA) which will assume all operation and maintenance responsibilities of the internal water system. This requirement needs to be addressed in the EIR. 5) As a result of the significant environmental impacts as described in comment nos. 3,4, and 10 above, the author needs to thoroughly discuss how the water supply needs for this project can be met. At present, and as expressed in our comments on the NOP, it is our opinion that the only viable j means of safely meeting these demands is to supply surface water via the construction of at least one new water well and the construction of the South y Stockton Aqueduct from the Stockton East Water District water treatment, plant. FC. Chapter 10. Public Services and Utilities - Wastewater -Page 10-7 j il) A map of all existing and proposer! sanitary sewer facilities should be t" Y' included in this section. t 2) This section in general is completely inadequate. The developer needs to add information, such as the following, to the subject document: Sewage Treatment: Sewage from the proposed project will be treated at the City of Stockton's Regional Wastewater Control Facility (RWCF) located on Navy Drive in southwest Stockton. The RWCF provides secondary and i tertiary treatment of wastewater, and following treatment, effluent is discharged into the San Joaquin River in accordance with the terms of a National Discharge Elimination System Permit issued by the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board. F