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Main Street(See Figure 2). According to the Mountain House TDM Program and Transit Plan ("TDM Program"), the Transit Center would"provide a focus and convenient hub and transfer location for bus passengers, and park-n-ride activities" Parking spaces will be located on the perimeter of the site adjacent to the roadway to minimize walk distance for riders and will be clearly signed and striped.The TDM Program notes that the Transit Center will include a minimum of three bus berths(loading bays), reinforced asphalt or concrete driveways and bays to support the vehicles, and appropriate signage and amenities. 7. Public Services-Utilities/Drainage Water Supply and Distribution. The MHCSD would provide domestic water to the project and has provided a Will Serve Letter to the applicant. The Byron Bethany Irrigation District(BBID), under contract with the MHCSD, provides raw water supply to the MHCSD. The MHCSD water treatment plant is located on the north side of Byron Road northwest of the project site. The applicant would construct all of the required water facilities in conjunction with the grading for the street system and before the streets are paved. Facilities to be constructed to provide water service to the project include the balance of backbone water facilities on the project lands,consistent with the MHCSD adopted Water Service Master Plan. However, specific requirements would be determined by the MHCSD as part of subsequent engineering design and approvals. Wastewater Collection, Treatment,and Disposal. The MHCSD would provide wastewater service for the project. The MHCSD operates a wastewater treatment plant located north of Byron Road, north of the project site. The MHCSD currently discharges treated wastewater to Old River pursuant to a permit from the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board. Additional pipeline extensions from the existing backbone lines located in Main Street and De Anza Boulevard would be installed and extended within the project site. Smaller sewer lines would be constructed under roadways to serve individual development parcels. Drainage. The MHCSD prepared a Storm Water Master Plan Update Addendum No. 1 (May, 2004) that provide hydrological and hydraulic data for the design of project-related storm drain trunk lines, Mountain House Creek improvements and water quality treatment/detention basins for the entire Mountain House community. (This plan was evaluated in the Initial Study prepared for Neighborhoods E and G in 2003,and the Initial Study for the Revised I and J Neighborhoods in 2007.) No changes to the Storm Water Master Plan are necessary for the project. All facilities would be designed and constructed to the MHCSD and Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board (CVRWQCB)standards. Solid Waste Collection and Disposal. Solid waste generated by the project and future residents of the proposed development would be collected by Tracy Delta Solid Waster Management, Inc., which also does business as West Valley Disposal, under permit issued by the MHCSD. The solid waste would be transported to the Tracy Materials Recovery and Transfer Facility. Recyclable garbage from this facility would then be trucked to Foothill Landfill in eastern San Joaquin County, about 50 miles from the Mountain House Community. Hazardous waste generated by the project would be disposed either at Forward, Inc, a Class II landfill within the County, or transported outside the County. Disposal of hazardous waste is managed by the San Joaquin County Solid Waste Division at the Public Works Department. Electrical/Gas Service. Electricity is to be provided by the Modesto Irrigation District(MID)and gas service is to be provided by Pacific Gas& Electric Company(PG&E). These two companies would be responsible for constructing the necessary infrastructure for these services. With respect to gas service, an existing PG&E gas transmission line has been abandoned within the project site and would be removed as necessary to accommodate construction. With respect to electrical service, an existing PG&E overhead electric line adjacent tot Mountain House Parkway would be undergrounded with the project. 5