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r y y.fit•+-�w�tn. .�....K S'-'. n 1: e� i INITIAL STUDY (CONT'D) SU-92-15 will require a new Community Service Area for the maintenance and repair of the well and the drainage pond. 8 . (b) Law enforcement for this area is provided by the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Department. ER-88-1 states that the estimated addition of 36 homes to the area would incrementally increase the demand for law enforcement services and would contribute to the existing need for additional staffing and equipment created by cumulative development in the County. However, this project in itself would not generate a significant adverse impact on this department. The fire protection services to the proposed project would be provided by the Waterloo Morada Fire District. ER-88-1 states that the proposed project would increase the demand for the Waterloo-Morada Fire District's service. However, this increased demand would not significantly impact the Fire District's ability to provide fire protection services within the area nor would it require additional staff or equipment. 9. (a) ER-88-1 states that existing intersection LOS for the AM and PM peak hours would remain unchanged with the addition of project traffic. Streets such as Hildreth Lane, Canepa Road and Foppiano Lane would continue to function as rural residential streets. Increases in vehicle traffic from the proposed project would not lead to a drop in the Level of Service for area intersections. 12 . (a) There will be some increase in night time lighting from new homes and street lights, however, this is not considered to be significant, as it is consistent with the existing lighting conditions within the Morada Rural Residential area. 13 . (a,b,c) The proposed subdivision is consistent with the site's Rural Residential General Plan designation and Rural Residential zoning. This area is planned for residential development, as evidenced by the Board of Supervisors' action in July 1992 showing this area for rural residential development. The development of 37 rural residential lots, and ultimately 37 single-family residences, is consistent with the planned rural residential use of the property. The Right to Farm Ordinance of San Joaquin County states that any agricultural activity that is consistent with accepted customs and standards cannot be considered a nuisance because of changes in the surrounding area.