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Item No. <br /> PC : 1-22-87 <br /> MS-87-33 <br /> Page 4 <br /> shaped configuration of the project site lends itself to the <br /> design as submitted and appears reasonable . <br /> Except for Parcel 1 , already developed, no direct access is <br /> proposed to Wilson Way from any of the other seven lots . See <br /> the Department of Pubic Works "Conditions of Approval . " <br /> FACILITIES/SERVICES : <br /> Sewage Disposal : <br /> The project site is located outside the boundary of the East <br /> Stockton Sanitary Sewer Project . The existing County facili- <br /> ties cannot provide sanitary sewer services at this time, but <br /> the applicant anticipates receiving the necessary service prior <br /> to recordation of the final map. A parcel map , if approved, is <br /> valid for 24 months and can be extended for an additional 12 <br /> months . The project cannot develop without all public services <br /> provided as noted in Section 9-9005 (c) of the Planning Title <br /> and as reflected in the suggested "Conditions of Approval . " <br /> Water Supply: <br /> No public water exists at this time . Public water is proposed <br /> which is mandated by the Code and required by the San Joaquin <br /> Local Health District . Water must be provided by the <br /> California Water Service Company of the City of Stockton. See <br /> the "Conditions of Approval . " <br /> Storm Drainage: <br /> Storm drainage is terminal and will be directed to an existing <br /> storm drainage pond abutting to the southwest . The Department <br /> of Public Works notes that State permits from the Reclamation <br /> Board and the Water Quality Control Boad are required. <br /> Further , they recommend that a County Service Area be formed <br /> prior to the acceptance of the final map to provide for the <br /> operation and maintenance of the storm drainage and street <br /> lighting facilities . See the "Conditions of Approval . " <br /> HAZARDS/CONSTRAINTS : <br /> Refer to "Zoning" under "Policy Considerations . " <br /> ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS : <br /> Summary of Initial Study: <br />