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sewer system in Neighborhood F. The sanitary sewers within the proposed development would be constructed in the street rights-of-way prior to paving. Public Services. o Educational Services. Based on Master Plan school generation assumptions, the proposed development is expected to generate 111 K-8 students and 24 high school students. For K-8 students, the public school provider is the Lammersville Elementary School District (LESD); for high school students the public school provider is the Tracy Unified School District(TUSD). Currently, LESD is operating Wicklund Elementary School in Neighborhood F at capacity with 880 students. LESD is currently constructing Bethany Elementary School in Neighborhood E with a capacity for 850 students. Bethany Elementary is expected to be operational by raid-August 2007. Students from the proposed development would walk, be bussed, or be driven to Wicklund and Bethany elementary schools. The Master Plan (Figure 3.5)arid Specific Plan Ill (Figure 4-1)indicate that a K-8 school, west of the proposed development and west of future Prosperity Street,would be constructed in Neighborhood D. When the school is operational, it is anticipated that school age children from the proposed development would go to that school. A new high school (to be named Mountain House High School)will be constructed at the southeast corner of Central Parkway and Mascot Boulevard, as required by the Mountain House Master Plan. Mountain House High School will have an ultimate capacity for 2,400 students and will be built in phases to accommodate growing high school student population from the ongoing residential development at the Mountain House Community, including the proposed development. The first phase of Mountain House High School will accommodate 650 students. TUSD will staff and operate the high school and will determine when the school will be constructed. Until Mountain House High School, or the high school on Lammers Road which is currently under construction, are built and operating, high school students residing in the Mountain House Community will be bussed (or driven)to either West High School or Tracy High School located in Tracy. However, these two high schools are currently over , capacity. TUSD has acknowledged this problem and plans to use additional portable buildings as classrooms on an interim basis until either of the new high schools open. TUSD will determine the location of temporary facilities as the need arises or in the event that construction of Mountain House High School is delayed. o Public Health and Safety Services. The proposed development would generate an incremental increase in demand for fire protection and police protection services. Fire protection and emergency medical response services would be provided by the Mountain House Community Services District(MHCSD). The MHCSD provides these services via an agreement with the Tracy Rural Fire Protection District(TRFPD). TRFPD in turn has a Joint Powers Agreement with the City of Tracy to provide fire protection services to the Mountain House community. A fire station to serve the Mountain House Community has been constructed at the corner of Mascot Boulevard and Tradition Street approximately%mile northwest of the center of the proposed development. Consequently, fire response time to the development would be minimal.A ladder truck, located at Station 91 on west Eleventh Street in Tracy, also responds to all structural fires at Mountain House. According to Tracy Fire, the response time to Mountain House for the ladder truck is approximately seven minutes. 8