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Wastewater Treatment and Disposal: River rather than into Mountain House Creek. No community wastewater treatment facilities exist in the area. The closest With development of the community, facility is the one owned by the City of stormwater runoff from the project site can Tracy located at Sugar Cut approximately 7- be generally directed, where possible,in a 1/2 miles east of the site. Because of the manner compatible with the present runoff size of the proposed development, the most patterns. Under this plan, the development logical method of wastewater collection and elevations will generally follow the natural disposal would be by a community pipeline land contours with the intent of minimizing collection system which would direct the major earth moving. Ultimate stormwater wastewater to a wastewater treatment runoff will be directed to Old River by way facility. of Mountain House Creek, and possibly through other channels and pipelines. The treatment facility would be located along the lower elevations of the site in the Police: vicinity between Byron-Bethany Road and Old River. The facility would be designed The Alameda County Sheriffs Department to meet the community's needs, as well as and the San Joaquin County Sheriffs satisfying the discharge requirements of the Department currently provide police protec- State Regional Water Quality Control tion to the project site. The undeveloped Board. project site requires only infrequent patrols by a small patrol force from each Depart- Stormwater Drainage: ment. A separate service district will be ultimately needed to meet the police protec- Annual average precipitation in the project tion demands of the project. vicinity is about 12 inches. The 6,240-acre project site is bordered on the northeast by Fire: the Old River, while the Delta-Mendota Canal transects the southwest portion of the The Tracy Rural Fire District and the site and the California Aqueduct skirts the Alameda County Fire District provide fire southwest border of the property. Mountain protection to the project site. Both districts House Creek nearly bisects the site, flowing use a combination of a small full-time force from southwest to northeast, discharging to and a volunteer force to serve the undevel- Old River. Mountain House Creek drains oped project site. A separate fire service an area of about 11 square miles in the hills district will be needed to meet the needs of west of the project site. The site itself has the project. an approximately 1% slope to the northeast; most of the site drains over land into the Old Site Description 3.9