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+ Tom Gau, Senior Civil Ligineer May 4, 1998 " Page 5 E will ensure that sewer connection fees are paid in conjunction with building permit issuance and the Municipal Utilities Department shall monitor the F implementation of the RWCF Staged Expansion Project and confirm that ri said project remains on schedule. . Impacts on Collection System Capacity As previously discussed, the proposed project lies within the service area of Collection System No. 8. This collection system (South Stockton Sewer) was constructed using financing obtained by the establishment of Community Facilities District 90-1 (CI=D 90-1). The proposed development can be adequately served by this collection system once the appropriate sewer trunk lines are extended to the point of connection identified above. The owners and developers of the Stockton Metropolitan Airport Project will agree to annex to, and pay any and all sewer collection system fees or in- lieu fees established for CFD 90-1. ' Level of Significance: Potentially Significant Mitigation Measures: The owners, developers and/or successors-in-interest ((OrlilhuF shall be responsible for the following mitigation measures: 1. Prior to issuance of building permits, annex to, and pay the applicable sewer connection fees required for Community Facilities District 90-1. Mitigation Implementation and Monitoring: Implementation and Monitoring: The Community Development Department will ensure that CFD 90-1 sewer connection fees are paid in conjunction with ` building permit issuance. x Significance After Vitigation: Less than Significant 4. (Page 6-16) In order to help mitigate the loss of oak trees, the paved route shown in Figure F3-4 between the 27 acre air cargo area and the regional airport terminal should be realigned F so that the oak trees on the 38 acre terminal expansion area north of this paved route becomes part of the open area north of Detention Basin No.1. r5. (Page 6-21) What if the SJMSCP is not implemented? An alternative mitigation is needed to cover such an occurrence. 1. i6. (Page 6-2.1) Need a mitigation measure for the loss or disturbance of the ground-nesting -2Q M burrowing owls. Will there be replacement burrows and/or relocation of owls? i 7. Public Works staff has significant concerns regarding the lack of mitigation proposed, as well as with the roadway improvement assumptions. In addition, the transportation and circulation section of the subject document is not satisfactory for City of Stockton General Plan Famendment purposes. Staff prepared the following comments to outline their concerns: t ,