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i ptMOUNTAIN HOUSE NEIGHBORHOODS K AND L INITIAL STUDY 5.ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST 13.PUBLIC SERVICES ' Fj SPIT, but this increase would not cause any changes in the impact on fire protection services. In accordance with requirements of the MHCSD,the Mountain House Master Plan, and future Conditions of Approval for the Tentative Subdivision Maps north ri i of SPI,the applicant would be funding,and possibly constructing on behalf of the MHCSD,the second permanent fire station (with equipment)as part of the implementation of SPIT. This facility is envisioned to be located north of Byron Road, near the intersection of future Mountain House Parkway and Central Parkway, in an area zoned as Public Facilities(P-F). The second fire station would be constructed at a time determined by the MHCSD to fulfill the Master Plan requirements, as well as the MHCSD's Fire Protection Plan requirements. Personnel and equipment are expected to be similar to those provided for the R first fire station on Mascot Boulevard. The Mountain House Fire Protection Plan was written to conform with the San Joaquin County General Plan. As stated above,the General Plan and the Mountain House Master Pian were amended to delete distance and time response standards for fire service. The current goal of the City of Tracy Fire Department is to respond to a call within five minutes 95 percent of the time in all of its service areas. The department intends to monitor its response times at Mountain House to determine if the times are within the department's five-minute goal. E ' The currently proposed Neighborhoods K and L development would not have any significant impacts on fire protection services that were not addressed in the 1994 MEIR or SPIT Initial Study,and no additional mitigation measures are necessary. Police protection? SPIT assumed that the MHCSD would provide the permanent sheriffs substation required by the Master Plan at the MHCSD Administration Building that will be built in the Town Center as part of SPIT. The actual location,timing, and design parameters for the permanent substation will be addressed in the Police Protection Plan that is to be developed by the MHCSD and the Sheriffs Department. As noted in the Setting section above,the Sheriffs Department currently has a satellite office in the MHCSD office(Groover, 2011). The SPIT Initial Study indicated that,with a total buildout population of approximately 41,800 in SPI, SPII, and SPIII,63 duty officers would be required to meet Master Plan and San Joaquin County standards of 1.5 duty officers per 1,000 residents, These officers would be added gradually as the population of ` the Mountain House community increases over the next decade. F! The currently proposed Neighborhoods K and L development would not have any significant impacts on police protection services that were not addressed in E Fl, (e„r„) 5-153