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f How long does,it take for one of those double hay trucks to stop when someone comes out of one of those driveways on to Carrolton Rd? Those trucks weigh several thousand pounds and do not make sudden stops easily. Carrolton is the main route for the dairies with all their trucks to State Hwy 120." RESPONSE TO APPEAL STATEMENT NO. 9 , The Department of Public Works states: As a rural two lane road, Carrolton has the same general qualities as a highway, but with generally lower traffic speeds; therefore, any standard adequate for a highway would be more than adequate for a rural road. i Fog is not an issue for the traffic study; it is a condition that drivers should take into account while traveling, but is not something that can be designed for or mitigated." While the study quotes 600 feet as the stopping sight distance for 60+ mph, it also states that 600 feet is more than adequate .for the Corner Sight' Distance at 55 mph, which "accounts for the gap in traffic required for motorists to join the traffic stream without influencing or impeding approaching-traffic" (p. 33). APPEAL STATEMENT NO. 10 "The Diocese of Stockton, Bishop Blair's right hand Monsenior Ryan, has stated the Dioceses gave permission to buy the land, not build a church. Father Peter is not even able to raise money - any fundraising at all till the year 2017. Father Peter has to appear before several Diocese Committees before this building can even be considered. Nothing can be done without the Bishop's permission. That permission has not been given to Father Peter Carota, or to Saint j Patrick's Church. Shouldn't this be done before going forward with any County planning approval? Plans reviewed, Diocese permission, proven funding? There are no finalized plans. How can the planning commission make a decision on the project without seeing these plans including entrances and exits and drop off points. Which the commission asked to see at the E meeting on March 19, 2009. But there are no final plans." REPONSE TO APPEAL STATEMENT NO. 10 An application requiring the Public Hearing Review procedure (Use Permit) may be filed provided that the application contains the name, address and signature of the property owner (Development Title Section 9-220.4). The parcel is currently owned by Pastor of St. Patrick Church of Ripon; the Use Permit application was signed by Father Peter Carota as a legal property owner(owner includes partner, trustee, trustor or corporate officer). In regards to the applicant providing final plans, as a Condition of Approval the applicant must submit an Application-Commercial Building Permit. This Plan must show drainage, driveway I a