SU0011096 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

the neighbors. The letter of opposition cited concerns regarding traffic, garbage, and water service. Traffic: The neighborhood opposition raised concerns that project traffic may create congestion along W. Grant Line Road at the access driveway and that truck trailers parked along the road in front of the project site may also distract drivers. As noted above, the Department of Public Works has addressed traffic concerns with a traffic study and corresponding technical memorandum and the project site is approved for both agricultural truck parking for two (2) trucks and four (4) trailers, as well as daytime parking of two (2) additional trucks as a part of the religious assembly. With the recommended Conditions of Approval for traffic-related mitigation measures and required parking; traffic impacts are expected to be less than significant. Garbage: The opposition letters cite concerns related to a plan for handling garbage and recycling from the project site. Garbage and recycling service is provided by Tracy Delta Solid Waste Management, Inc., and the site plan depicts a proposed trash enclosure towards the rear of the proiect area. If the project is approved and garbage is not disposed of properly, complaints would be directed-to Code Enforcement. Water Service: The opposition letters cite concerns related to water well use and current excavations. The Environmental Health Department is requiring a Small Public Water System permit addendum to operate a public water system as a recommended Condition of Approval. The supplier must possess adequate financial, managerial, and technical capability to assure delivery of pure, wholesome, and potable drinking water in accordance with Development Title and the Health and Safety code requirements. The permit addendum must be submitted to the Environmental Health Department prior to issuance of a certificate of final occupancy, and the Environmentai_Health Department will determine the feasibility of the Small Pubic Water System. Additionally, the Environmental Health Department has confirmed that there are two (2) existing wells on- site and that the excavations noted by the opposition are not related to digging for water wells. A grading permit (BP-1700226) was issued for the religious assembly expansion prior to the project expiration date. The subject application is a Time Extension request to permit the religious assembly additional time to obtain building permits to complete the expansion. San Joaquin County PA-1600026/Singh Community Development Page 5