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special events. In addition an amphitheatre king out to the channel is the perfect place to ,!ural and private events. Native American village.A recreated Native American village will serve as an additional cultural and environmental education display. Demonstrations of flow Native Americans used local delta plants and other resources for food shelter and ceremony. In addition portions of the village would also serve as a reserved camping area. A variety of camping areas equipped with restrooms will accommodate a variety of users from large groups to private limited access reserved spaces. Special tent platforms and use areas will concentrate use and impact. In addition to the tent platform camp sites developed in Phase 1, 8 additional tent platform sites will be added near the beach and 4 tent platform camping sites will be developed for general public use. Shoreline and dock accessible day use areas will encourage specific high use areas limiting impact on the diverse natural habitat of the island. Phase IIIA A 122 slip guest docking facility will be constructed to accommodate boats used by guests that may or may not enter onto the Island. Guests that choose to enter on the Island to enjoy the facilities and environment will pay an overnight docking fee and an entrance fee. Others may stay overnight at the dock and will pay an overnight docking fee only. Access to the Island will be limited to those that have paid an entrance fee. A security gate,which will be coded,will be provided where access will be provided from the dock to the Island. The code will change daily and will be disengaged after 10:OOPM. No access will be allowed from this facility to the Island between the hours of 10:OOPM and 7:OOAM. Phase 1116 A conferencelnterpretive center will be built with displays that will highlight the Delta's natural and cultural history. The prominent location and 360 degree views will make the visitors center a destination for public and private groups both as a place to visit and a place for specific venues. At full development, Hog Island will be a rich treasure fostering cultural and environmental appreciation through education outreach to school groups,as well as allowing easy access to locals for day use and overnight camping,with facilities available for conferences, workshops and private venues.The riparian, marsh and upland areas will have a dynamic trail and boardwalk system with interpretive signage and elements keeping impact to limited focused areas,thereby preserving the extensive and diverse habitats on the island. Business name(DBA): Employees/Customers per Work Shift Shift Hours Days of the week Employees(Number) Customers per Shift Vehicle Trips per Shift 8 Monday—Friday Phase l: 315 Phase I:40-60 15-25 boats daytime only 8 Monday—Friday Phase 11: 325 Phase It:75-150 25-50 boats daytime only Materials/Equipment Used Describe equipment used in the project(include the number of automobiles and trucks: See Project Description Describe materials produced,stored or used(all hazardous materials should be identified):See Project Description It PROPERTY AND VICINITY DESCRIPTION Property Information FCDHEF- sessor Parcel Number(s) Property Size Number of Parcels Project Size Williamson Act Contract 129-29-01 28.68 acres Three 103.48 acres ❑Yes x❑ No 129-02-01 60.00 acres SLC-129-02-Old Channel 14.80 acres Property Address: 11330 West Spud Island, Stockton,CA 95219 Existing Land Uses On-Site Uses(Include Ag Crops): Private camp area with existing camp buildings and boating dock,historic public beach area,dredge spoils area,heron rookery,and natural habitat with willow trees,tule marsh, blackberry and elderberry bushes,and coyote brush. Also, F\DEVSMNannirg Application FonnsWse Permit(Revis "3J04) Page 5 of 9