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August 17, 1995 Lorna Burks State Lands Commission 100 Howe Ave, Suite 100 South Sacramento, CA 95825 � � D V ,■■lw1,'' Peter Darrah SEP 191995 Stockton Boat Works COMMUNITY 1)tVLUA ViLN I U&T. 3830 Portsmouth Pt. PLANNING DIVISION Stockton, CA 95219 (209)465-6070 Dear Lorna: Thanks for your letter of August 7, 1995. It sounds like things are moving forward with our application. Let me respond to your questions. In number 1 you ask about San Joaquin County's position on the project. Our public notice (SA 95-29) went out, and we were told the whole process should take until mid-September. The staff person handling the project at the County level is Chandler Martin who you can reach at 209-468- 3190. I'll keep you posted on the progress with the county. In questions two and three you ask for information on the boats including the CF numbers, how many are tied to each dock, the status of their mobility and which types of septic systems we use. All of this information can be found in the chart attached here. All of our docks have one boat tied to thein except for F dock which has a boat on either end and H dock which houses three boats. There are also some little runabouts tied next to the larger boats. The "use area" next to the docks is accurately described by the "navigation line" which you can find our Army Corps permit drawings. The boats occupy the space between the edge of the dock and the navigation line. Let me describe the four sewage systems in use at our marina. The first is the conventional pump out system where sewage is contained in a holding tank which is pumped periodically. The three boats which use this system are all mobile. Two boats use another system called an Electrosands® which in essence electrocutes the waste until it turns to ashes. Another system is a suitcase toilet where the user contains his/her waste in a portable unit that they dump periodically at an RV disposal site. The Micropore® system is a composting/digesting system. Then there are the two boats tied up to dock F which have no systems because the occupants use the bathroom in the cottage. In question four you ask for maps depicting the docks in relationship to our property lines and for a legal description of the area to be leased. The best map I know of describing the property lines is the aerial photograph with the overlay done by your boundary office. The next best map is the little multi- colored 8"x10" I sent you when we were originally discussing our property