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Option 1: An independent delivery system to each parcel. Each Parcel to be served by a single pipeline with its beginning at a cluster well or sump provided at the historical point of delivery. The District has standard plans available for this purpose. Option 2: A single pipeline that serves multiple properties with its beginning at the historical point of delivery. The District has standard plans available for this purpose. This Option is only available for developments operating under an Improvement District (Water Code §23600) arrangement with the OID. Option 3: As defined under Requirements-irrigation, point No. 1. 7. Parcel Maps and Subdivisions that propose parcels less than ten (10) acres (gross) in size shall be approved by the.Board of Directors with regards to water service requirements. Special measures may be required due to the demands of small parcels. These developments and their associated mitigated measures must be reviewed by District staff and approved by the Board of Directors. 8. If parcels created by a Parcel Map or Subdivision Map choose not to irrigate, the Developer may apply to the District for a Surface Water Irrigation Service Abandonment and Quitclaim Agreement, to be approved by the District Board of Directors. 9. California Water Code requirements will be enforced on each irrigated parcel to ensure the reasonable and beneficial uses of water. Parcels or lots within developments, which have not shown a reasonable standard of care in the preparation for the receipt of irrigation water, as determined by the District, will not be permitted to irrigate or receive water. REQUIREMENTS- DRAINAGE 1. All drainage from lands that discharge to a District facility shall be under an approved District drainage agreement and compliant with existing District policy. OID shall not accept any additional drainage resulting from development into its system. 2. A pre and post development analysis of the hydrology by a licensed engineer shall be submitted to support any proposed actions taken regarding drainage not compliant with current district policy. 3. Developments that have on-site retention ponds compliant with County standards are exempt from the requirement of having a District drainage agreement. REQUIREMENTS— EASEMENTS AND ENCROACHMENTS 1. Encroachment Agreements are required for any existing encroachments or proposed improvements within the current or requested District easement. 2. The District may require that its easements, rights-of-way, and fee title property be fenced to District Standards. The need for fencing will be evaluated on a case by case basis. This cost shall be borne by the Developer/Landowner. 3. Access gates and cross-fencing that does not impact District operations and maintenance and are not burdensome on the District may be permitted under an Encroachment Agreement. Revised September 2005 3