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Mr. Borges indicated that the Environmental Health Division has no conditions to impose at this time; however, future development will have requirements pertaining to the provisions of public water and public sewers. Mr. Van Buren asked Ms. Wehrmeister if she had received any response from Caltrans. Ms. Wehrmeister said that there was a late response, and that there were no objections and no comments, and that they would like to see the site plan when completed. 10:30 a.m. 3. USE PERMIT APPLICATION NO. UP-00-22 OF CALIFONRIA TW MILK MARKET, INC. A Use Permit application for youth soccer complex (park) with practice field and changing facility. Phase One to include a 6000 sq. ft. changing and meeting facility, a 600-sq. ft. maintenance building parking and a soccer field. Phase Two to include two soccer fields. Located on the north side of State Route Highway 120, approximately 800 feet west of Victory Road, Escalon (APN: 229-190-13; 31157 E. State Route 120 Highway, Escalon). Tina Wehrmeister, Associate Planner; George Vierra, property owner; Brad Norgard, contractor; John Farria, assistant; Amesto Quarto, soccer coach; Antonio Solari, Property Advisor for Simpolt; Bruce Fontes, consultant; Kermit Darrow, Building Division and Bob Zipf, Code Enforcement Division were present for this item. Tina Wehrmeister introduced the project. Mr. Van Buren asked the applicants to indicate, in writing, how often the soccer fields would be in use. Mr. Karam asked the applicants to also put in writing the exact months, days and times of usage. Mr. Karam reviewed Department of Public Works comments. Mr. Karam suggested that the applicants call the Solid Waste Division concerning the required waste plan. Mr. Borges reviewed Environmental Health Division requirements. Mr. Borges informed the applicants that he will revise the Environmental Health Division's memo to show comments and requirements regarding the proposed snack bar. Mr. Zipf indicated that the Code Enforcement Division was concerned about the amount of work that has been done without permits and appreciates the fact that they have stopped construction. Mr. Zipf also indicated that the Code Enforcement Division is concerned with the septic tank underneath the fireplace in the caretaker's home. Mr. Zipf suggested that the applicants make the caretaker's home more energy efficient.