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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2600 - Land Use Program
RECORD_ID
SU0006060
PE
2611
FACILITY_NAME
PA-0600146
STREET_NUMBER
0
STREET_NAME
MOUNTAIN HOUSE
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE
ENTERED_DATE
5/23/2006 12:00:00 AM
SITE_LOCATION
MOUNTAIN HOUSE
RECEIVED_DATE
5/23/2006 12:00:00 AM
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
005
QC Status
Approved
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY MITIGATION MONITORING PROGRAM <br /> Impact Mitigation Measure Monitoring Person/Agency Timing or <br /> Requirements Responsible' Frequency of <br /> Monitorin ' <br /> TRANSPORTATION <br /> M4.12.3 a)Interchange improvements on 1-205 and on 1-580(west of 1-205 junction)should Preparation of SJCCDD PSR's for 1-205 <br /> The project would increase traffic volumes provide for ramp metering with HOV bypass lanes. Project Study and 1-580 <br /> on freeway Interchanges near the site and Reports. Interchanges <br /> would require interchange improvements at <br /> Grant Line Road/1-580.Patterson Pass <br /> Road/1-205 and Patterson Pass Road/1-580. <br /> GROWTH-INDUCING IMPACTS <br /> The project could result in unavoidable Buffer zones on the east and west sides of the project should contain deed Review design of SJCCDD. Prior to approval <br /> growth-inducing impaeu due to the iarge iebu iLuUi is iv preveni development.1-205 and Old River would minimize growth- buffers,review SJCDPW of DP for water& <br /> number of surrounding agricultural parcels. inducing impacts for land to the north and south of the project site.The on-site treatment plan wastewater <br /> water and wastewater plants should be sized to serve no more than the proposed designs. treatment Plants, <br /> project to minimize growth inducement. C <br /> CUMULATIVE IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES <br /> Land use and Agricultural Issues San Joaquin County should consider imposing impact fees which can be used to County to consider SJCCDD O <br /> purchase development rights or support land trusts.A policy regarding such fees is adoption of a <br /> included in the County's General Plan 2010.Counties within the Central Valley farmland mitigation <br /> should increase the densities of planned future urban development on agricultural ordinance.It is <br /> lands to preserve more agricultural and open space lands.Counties within the outside the <br /> Central Valley should expand areas zoned for agricultural use.LAFCO findings jurisdiction of the <br /> should be expanded to include the following discussion:the likelihood for removal County to monitor <br /> of additional lands from agricultural production;consistency of projected population other governmental <br /> with General Planprojections;and consistency with planning policies and zoning. a ender. <br /> Public Services/Parks and Recreation A regional recreational task force should be formed to develop funding mechanisms Form regional task San Joaquin <br /> to expand and maintain regional recreational facilities.San Joaquin County should force. County Parks& <br /> participate in park planning efforts conducted by the East Bay Regional Park Recreation and <br /> District.San Joaquin County,in conjunction with the cities in San Joaquin County, East Bay Regional <br /> should develop a fee structure to finance regional parks.As stated in the San Park District <br /> Joaquin County General Plan 2010,dedication of parkland or in-lieu fees for local <br /> parks will continue to be required.This policy should be expanded to address <br /> regional parks. <br /> Public Services/Fire Protection Service The County's Development Title proposes development impact fees to be charged This mitigation MHCSD,LAFCO Formation of CSD <br /> for new developments to finance construction of fire protection facilities.Community measure has been <br /> Service Districts and Community Facilities Districts should be established for new fully addressed in <br /> communifies to fund added fire protection service. the Public Financing <br /> Plan.Conditions of <br /> CSD formation will <br /> also insure <br /> compliance. <br /> Public Services/Police Protection Service A Community Services District(CSD)should be formed to offset the financial MHCSD,LAFCO Formation of CSD <br /> burden of Increased costs. In establishing a CSD,residents can choose the level of <br /> law enforcement based on assessment costs.Fees collected from the CSD should <br /> also be used to increase marine patrol services in the Delta during the summer <br /> months.Development fees similar to those assessed for fire protection service <br /> should be implemented for police protection service. <br /> PAGE <br />
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