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Final Supplemental EIR for Delta College Center at Mountain House 2002 (Mitigation Measures) The following water mitigation measures from the Final Supplemental EIR for Delta College Center at Mountain House are applicable to the proposed project. Mitigation Measure 4.4-1 ► Project irrigation demand shall be supplied by BBID irrigation water. As part of the project site annexation,the district shall work with the BBID to develop a detailed irrigation assessment to convey irrigation water to the project site for landscaping purposes. The District shall obtain a"will serve"letter from the BBID to confirm the irrigation water supply will be adequate for project irrigation needs. With this mitigation,the project would consume about 25 percent,or 51.624 gpd, less domestic water than — would the residential development. • Proposed water conservation measures shall be submitted in writing by the District to the Mountain _ House CSD for review and approval prior to the onset of construction of Phase I. The Mountain House CSD shall confirm that water supply would be adequate for the project and that the project's demand would not impact other developments within Mountain House. • The District shall contribute to the cost of updating the Water System Master Plan to account for the change in land use a the project site and the use of BBID irrigation water for irrigation of project site landscaping.The updated Water System Master Plan shall be completed and adopted by the Mountain House CSD Board of Directors prior to construction of Phase I of the proposed project. ► Mitigation Measure 4.4-2. The District shall pay its fair share costs to construct Phase 11 of the water — treatment plant. A"will serve"letter shall be issued by the Mountain House CSD prior to construction of Phase I of the proposed project. Mitigation Measure 4.4-3.the District shall contribute to the cost of updating the Water System Master Plan. — This plan shall identify the location of water storage tanks and their sizing. The updated Water System Master Plan shall be completed and adopted by the Mountain House CSD Board of Directors prior to construction of Phase I of the proposed project. Once the location and sizing of the water storage tank has been determined,the District shall pay its fair share costs to construct the facility. Mountain House Community Services District Design Manual 2002 There are no water design measures or standards identified in the Mountain House Community Services Design Manual applicable to the proposed project. Significant Impacts Identified in the 1994 Mountain House Master Plan and Specific Plan I Final EIR _ The MHMP EIR identified the following significant public utilities impacts associated with implementation of the MHMP: ► Inadequate raw water storage in case of restrictions of water diversions imposed by state or federal agencies. ► Adverse impacts on continuing agricultural operations in the area,resulting from conversion from agricultural to municipal/industrial water use. Inadequate water supply for Master Plan buildout. ► Lack of sufficient water-treatment capacity for initial or subsequent development within the Master Plan area. EDAW College Park at Mountain House Specific Plan III Draft EIR Public Utilities 4.5-16 San Joaquin County