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SKI CLUB & LAKE USE The proposed ski lake is planned to be a private ski club made up of approximately 30 memberships. Use of the ski lake will be regulated time slots so that there will never be more than one (1) boat on the lake at any given time. A member will have the option to either use their own boat or a club boat provided at the site. It is anticipated that 70% of the members will use the club boat in lieu of bringing their own boat. Scheduling of lake usage will be regulated by the club and will consist of two (2) am sessions and two (2) pm sessions. No boating activities will take place on the lake after 7:00 pm and no jet skis will be permitted on the lake. Ski club use will be restricted to seasonal use beginning in April and ending in November of each year. Members of the club will be entitled to beach use along the San Joaquin river and picnic areas provided within the development. No overnight camping will be t permitted and the maximum number of members allowed on the site will be restricted to one-half the total number of memberships per day. EDUCATIONAL USES f In conjunction with the ski club, the proposed project will provide a restored nature preserve for Parcel 1 and expand it into the majority of Parcel 2. The purpose of the nature preserve is to utilize this unique habitat setting for guided educational tours to various youth groups for the purpose of educating our youth about the river's ecosystem. The proposed project would consist of guided and self guided tours f for various youth groups and private and public school programs. The facility manager or the specific organizations would supervise the tour groups. The facility manager and the specific organization would arrange organized tours. Tours will be limited to one per week with a maximum of two (2) school buses per group. It is anticipated that the educational tours would be seasonal during the spring and fall. i Support letters for the 2001 application are included in this application for reference. STRUCTURES JJ� The proposed maintenance building would be a permanent building that will provide for storage of I equipment, materials and office space. It is proposed to elevate this building on an engineered fill building pad above the 100-year flood elevation. The hydrology and hydraulic analysis prepared for this t project analyzed this scenario and the result has indicated that no significant impact to channel flow and/or water surface elevation would result from an engineered fill building pad. The dry boat storage building and restroom facilities constructed below the base flood elevation will be designed to meet all requirements set forth in Title 23 of the State Water Code, Section 9-1605 of the County Development F Code and all other codes required by the agencies having jurisdiction. There will be no on site fuel storage, all fuel will be brought to the site daily by its members or provided by the management on a daily basis. SKI LAKE DESIGN & GRADING Presently the majority of the property within Parcel 2 is surrounded by an existing three (3) foot high earth berm or the 100-year levee, which protects the vacant land from normal flows from the San Joaquin River. The proposed ski lake identified on Parcel l will be constructed within the boundaries of j the existing berm, which provides a"ring"around the vacant field. The proposed lake is approximately 13.6± acres with a center island. The depth of the lake will be approximately 5.5 feet, of which 4± feet will be excavated below the existing ground. The material excavated from the lake will be used to construct the elevated building pad and placed on the remaining property within the existing berm. Preliminary calculations indicate that approximately 56,712 cubic yards of material will be excavated and that the surrounding area within the confines of the existing berm will be raised approximately 1.5± feet. f