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Item No. 6 STAFF REPORT -2- MORADA NORTH - STORM DRAINAGE AND WATER MASTER PLANS MASTER PLAN BOUNDARY: The Master Plan boundary includes all of the properties generally bound by Eight Mile Road at the north, State Route 99 E. Frontage Road at the west, Quashnick Road at the south, and Central California Traction Railroad lines at the east. The master plan area consists of approximately 284 acres . MASTER PLAN FOR WATER SYSTEM: The proposed Water System Master Plan is designed to provide adequate fire protection and domestic demand based on current zoning of rural residential (RR-65 ) in the study area. The proposed system consists of four ( 4 ) well systems, water distribution lines of 6" and 8" in size, and fire hydrants . The layout of the system is base on the approved tentative map of the Morada Estates North Subdivision street pattern and its extension for future developments . An emergency interconnect will be provided to connect to the existing Wilkinson Manor Water system. MASTER PLAN FOR STORM DRAINAGE SYSTEM: The proposed storm drainage master plan will amend the adopted 1973 master plan for the study area. The revisions are on the layout of the storm drainage collection system and terminal outlet to Mosher Slough. The proposed master plan will conform to the intent of the previously adopted master plan. The system, in general, consists of detention pondsistorm drainage collection lines for property within the study area, a storm pumping plant, and outlet facilities to Mosher Slough. The collection lines vary in size from 12" to 72" with the larger pipe located within the Morada Estates North Subdivision. The pumping plant is located at the southeast corner of the Morada Estates North Subdivision. An 18" force main will convey storm water from a pumping plant along Quashnick Road and California Traction Company Railroad property south to Mosher Slough. IMPLEMENTATION FOR MASTER PLAN: The storm drainage and water master plans will be presented to the County Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors for approval . A great portion of the facilities installation will be incorporated with the development of the Morada Estates North Subdivision. The balance of the facilities will be constructed as the adjacent properties develop.