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r Development of the alternative site would increase nd for fire protection services to the same extent as developmentofthe proposed project site. As stated in the Final EIR (pages 51- 52) , this demand is not expected to significantly impact the ` District's ability to provide fire protection services to the area nor it would require additional staff or equipment. The project as proposed by the applicant would site wells, thus no public water systemProvided for fire would be utilize re fighting purposes. At the recommendation of the Fire District, the Final ETR suggests that the proposed project include automatic fire sprinklers in each of the residential units. (Refer to Final EIR, Page 49. ) Although not required by County ordinance, this mitigation could apply to development of the alternative site and would be an added fire protection measure. Sprinklers are set up T to respond only to the room where a fire ignites. If the Fire District experiences delays in responding, the sprinklers automatically douse the fire, thereby reducing the amount of damage that would normally occur without the benefit of sprinklers. Solid Waste Solid waste collection and disposal service to both the project site and the alternative site are provided by the Sunset Disposal Company. Development of the alternative site is expected j to generate a volume of solid waste similar to the volume that would. be generated by the proposed project on the original site. (See FEIR, page 57. ) As stated in the FEIR, representatives of Sunset Disposal Company anticipate no difficulty in providing services to the proposed project. No mitigations would be necessary for either site. Schools Both the proposed project and the alternative project site are located within the Lodi Unified School District (LUSD) . Students 1 generated from the proposed project at the alternative site would attend Davis Elementary School, Morada Middle School and Tokay High School. Presently, Lodi Unified School District is experiencing a severe District-wide housing shortage. Classroom sizes _ throughout the District average 31 students and are considered by the District to be filled to capacity. Overflow students are bussed to the nearest available school having classroom space. I' The LUSD has enacted a funding program under AB 2926 which requires developer fees in the maximum amount of $1.50 per square foot of conditioned residential space to support new school construction and reconstruction. Additionally, the LUSD is enrolled in the State's Leroy F. Greene Purchase Program in which i r 33 I