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1 Item No. 1 �r PC: 11-5-92 4 3 SU-91-15 Page 6 well is not expected to adversely affect water quality or quantity for the lower, potable aquifer (between 500 and 700 feet deep) that is used to provide drinking water for the Lockeford Community Services District's water users. FACILITI ESISERVICES:. Water Suopty and Sewage Disposal: The project site is located outside of the boundaries of the Lockeford Community Services District but will be required to annex to the District for the provision of potable water and sanitary sewage disposal in accordance with the Development Title's Infrastructure Standards (Sections 9-1120 and 9-1195) at the time the property is subdivided. As indicated in the Final EIR, improvements to the domestic water supply system and wastewater treatment plant would be necessary in order to accommodate the proposed development. The Final EIR indicated that because the project's lake/detention pond would draw water from a shallow, nonpotable aquifer, it will not have an adverse effect upon the quality or quantity of domestic water in the area Schools: The proposed development is expected to increase enrollment in the Lodi Unified School District. These additional students will adversely affect already overcrowded conditions within the District. To provide mitigation for this potentially significant impact,the applicant has entered into a school facilities finance agreement with the District. The agreement eliminates the District's concern about potentially significant, adverse impacts associated with the proposed development. Park Site: As a result of the General Plan Map Amendment(GP-90-5)that established the site's Low Density Residential designation, the Recreation-Community Park designation that had been previously shown on the northern 18 acres of the site was removed. Although the recreational facility symbol is still on the 2010 General Plan Map, it is not site specific and merely reflects the need for such a facility in the area It should also be noted that there is presently no agency willing to accept responsibility for the funding,development,and ongoing maintenance of the park. As a Condition of Approval, the developer will be required to comply with Section 9-1230.2 of the Development Title,which deals with the provision of recreation facilities. The developer will be required to either dedicate land for a park site or pay fees in lieu of park site dedications prior to approval of the Final Map. ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS: Air Quality: Air quality impacts from the proposed project have been discussed in the Final EIR, which contains numerous measures designed to mitigate project impacts upon air quality that can be attached at the tentative map approval stage. The EIR noted that there are cumulative adverse air quality impacts relative to carbon monoxide, ozone, and PM-10. San Joaquin County is currently a nonattainment area for ozone and PM-10. The EIR concluded that air quality impacts