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4. The Environmental Health Department requires the abandoned well(s)be destroyed under <br /> permit and inspection by the Environmental Health Department(San Joaquin County <br /> Development Title, Section 9-1115.5(e)). <br /> 5. Refuse, garbage, and other solid waste material must be removed and transported to an <br /> approved disposal facility in accordance with San Joaquin County Ordinance Code, Section <br /> 5-2400, <br /> Note: Provide Environmental Health Department receipt of removed solid waste materials <br /> before recordation of the final map <br /> vl. TRACY FIRE (Staff Contact Steve Dalton,209-468-2229) <br /> 1. All fire hydrants in residential areas shall be spaced at a maximum distance of five hundred <br /> (500)feet. <br /> 2. Hydrants shall not be placed in dead-end alleys(except where dead-end alleys serve <br /> residential driveways and/or multi-family residential complexes). <br /> 3. Fire department connections shall be placed within one hundred and fifty(150)feet of a fire <br /> hydrant. <br /> 4. All fire apparatus access roads public or private shall have a minimum unobstructed width of <br /> twenty(20)feet and a vertical clearance of thirteen (13)feet six(6)inches. (Planters, <br /> medians, monument strips, and any other decorative area that impedes with the 20 foot <br /> required width shall be approved by the Fire Department before installation.) <br /> 5. Any street less than fifty feet in width shall have restricted parking, with appropriate signage <br /> and curbs painted with red paint. The Fire Department shall have final approval on all fire <br /> lane designation, signage, and curb markings. Typical signage shall be"No Parking—Fire <br /> Lane". <br /> 6. All structures, residential, commercial, or industrial, shall have addresses posted on the <br /> applicable structure on the public or private street and such numbering shall be readily visible <br /> and of a contrasting color. <br /> 7. Multiple occupancy residences consisting of two(2)or more dwelling units in a single building <br /> shall be provided with a fire apparatus access roadway around the entire structure or a <br /> residential fire sprinkler system complying with applicable codes. When a fire sprinkler <br /> system is installed in lieu of the fire apparatus access road, it shall be monitored by an <br /> approved fire alarm system and an audible alarm shall be installed in each living unit and all <br /> shall be linked together so that when the alarm activates, it will activate all alar audible <br /> devices in the building. <br /> 8. When fire alarm systems are installed, it shall be the responsibility of the Homeowners <br /> Association to insure that all monitoring costs including telephone lines are paid to insure <br /> continuous service. Where practical and allowable by the applicable codes, multiple <br /> buildings may be monitored by a master fire alarm panel. <br /> 9. The following Uniform Fire Code and San Joaquin County Ordinance Code requirements will <br /> be applicable and shall be incorporated in the construction plans before submittal to the <br /> Community Development Department for a building permit. <br /> a) A complete review at building permit submittal will require compliance with applicable <br /> codes and ordinances. <br /> 29 <br />