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Mr. Kevin Swanson December 26, 2006 Page Two 5. Relocation of District facilities to the benefit of the development must be coordinated and approved by the District. The District will not allow District facilities to be installed within roadways. The District shall be contacted for current Policy and preferred alternatives. All costs associated with design, approval and analysis of relocations, including reasonable attorney and consultant fees, shall be at the Developer's expense. 6. All irrigation facilities to the benefit of the development shall be built off the District's easements and rights- of-way. 7. The District shall not provide water to ponds except as approved by the Board of Directors. 8. Pre-consultation is recommended with District staff before the Tentative Map stage. REQUIREMENTS-IRRIGATION 1. No additional irrigation delivery connections will be provided as a result of development unless approved by the Board of Directors. New points of delivery as approved by the Board shall be at the expense of the Developer and shall be subject to a new service connection charge and water rate to be determined by the Board of Directors. For agricultural lands that continue to be farmed, the District shall make available a consensual lien process to defer the cost of new delivery installations until such time as the parcels are sold. 2. The historical water delivery point for the developed property will continue to be the point of diversion for the development. All existing points of delivery which do not meet current District standards shall be replaced at the expense of the Developer. 3. The historical water delivery volume for the developed property will not increase as a result of development. All points of delivery shall be measurable, as per District standards. 4. The historical water delivery point and flow volumes will be determined by the District. The District may, at its sole discretion, reduce the number of historical delivery points on any development. 5. Lands being developed which are currently using a District pipeline as a service line shall reconfigure the delivery of water to a single point of delivery compliant with existing District standards. 6. Parcels within the proposed development that continue to irrigate shall have water made available under one of three options; Option 1: An independent delivery system to each parcel. Each Parcel to be served by a single pipeline with its beginning at a cluster well or sump provided at the historical point of delivery. The District has standard plans available for this purpose. Option 2: A single pipeline that serves multiple properties with its beginning at the historical point of delivery. The District has standard plans available for this purpose. This Option is only available for developments operating under an Improvement District (Water Code §23600) arrangement with the OID. Option 3: As defined under Requirements-Irrigation, point No. 1. 7. Parcel Maps and Subdivisions that propose parcels less than ten (10) acres (gross) in size shall be approved by the Board of Directors with regards to water service requirements. Special measures may be required due to the demands of small parcels. These developments and their associated mitigated measures must be reviewed by District staff and approved by the Board of Directors