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Gerry N.Kamilos,LLC (GNK,LLC)has acquired the Pombo property, consisting of approximately 137 acres located on the east side of Mountain House Parkway and just south of Byron Road(Figure 3-14), for temporary land disposal (spray fields applying tertiary treated wastewater at the agronomic rate). Based on the Irrigation Feasibility Study for the Pombo Property(Appendix F),the Pombo property is sufficient to support land disposal of treated wastewater generated by development proposed for GNK, LLC's portion of the College Park project site. Other College Park developers would either need to acquire additional property for land disposal or wait until river discharges are allowed for the Mountain House W WTP. ELECTRICITY — Existing Services Modesto Irrigation District(MID)provides electricity to the project site. MID has long-term contracts for _ electricity supplies from providers such as Conneville and Hetch Hetchy. Electric Infrastructure hi the MHMP area,MID leases all existing electric service facilities from Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E). Before 2002,the Herdlyn Substation was the primary electrical feed to existing customers in the MHMP area,including the College Park project site.The Herdlyn Substation is located approximately 2 miles northwest of the MHMP area at Herdlyn Road and Byron Road. Since 2002, electrical supply has been provided by the Mountain House substation on Kelso Road,just west of the Alameda County line.Additional transformers and switchgears are planned for this substation so that it can meet projected demand from the entire MHMP area. Primary electrical distribution voltage is available in an existing joint trench facility at the intersections of Central — Parkway and DeAnza Boulevard with Mascot Boulevard.This joint trench system,which also includes natural gas pipelines,telephone lines,and cable-television lines,would be extended to areas south of Grant Line Road along Central Parkway and DeAnza Boulevard to serve the College Park project site. Existing PG&E electrical distribution pole lines exist along the south side of Grant Line Road and west side of Mountain House Parkway.These lines serve existing uses on the project site,as well as customers outside the project site. It is anticipated that off-site customers would continue to be served by these lines, although the lines would be placed underground in parallel with proposed electrical transmission lines to serve the project site. In addition to the electrical facilities directly serving the Mountain House development area,a 230-kilovolt(W) power transmission line passes through the College Park project site.This power transmission line is further described and analyzed in Section 4.9,"Public Health and Safety." NATURAL GAS Existing Services PG&E provides natural gas service to the MHMP development area, including the College Park project site. Natural Gas Infrastructure Two existing"backbone"natural gas transmission pipelines traverse the project site,including the Stan Pac line, with a diameter of 26 inches and a newer line with a 36-inch diameter. An existing regulator station connects to — these backbone pipelines at the intersection of Mountain House Parkway and Mascot Boulevard.This regulator station reduces the transmission gas pressure to local distribution gas pressure. Three PG&E natural gas transmission pipelines connect to the existing regulator station in joint trenches along the west side of Mountain House Parkway, Central Parkway, and DeAnza Boulevard,as far south as Mascot EDAW College Park at Mountain House Specific Plan III Draft EIR Public Utilities 4.5-6 San Joaquin County