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If mitigation implemented will Potentially Significant Impacts Suggested Mitigation Measures impact be less than significant? Project construction truck trips generated by excavation of the Because the preliminary design study in this EIR Yes site would increase the demand for roadway maintenance. cannot be considered conclusive in terms of specific roadway reconstruction requirements, it is recommended that the applicant initiate a detailed design study to determine the eventual roadway improvements needed on Davis Road, Ray Road - Kile Road prior to final map approval. It does Geology/Soils Without the benefit of adequate field testing, the installation Conduct a soil suitability study prior to tentative Yes and use of individual residential septic systems in easements map approval to identify and document the as presently planned and identified by the applicant could suitability of each proposed on-site sewer disposal result in system failures, localized saturation and site. Investigations shall include soil profiles, bacteriological contamination problems. percolation testing and winter (wet weather) w groundwater observations to verify conformance with current on-site sewage disposal regulations of the County. Studies must be approved by the Environmental Health Services Division of San Joaquin County Health Services Department. The septic system easement plan outlined by the applicant Based on the results of field investigations, Yes could result in later attempts to alter easement locations on a delineate and map the recommended disposal site to piecemeal uncoordinated basis by individual property owners serve each building whether it be on-lot or within a when they undertake their own soils and percolation testing to dedicated easement. This should be completed prior obtain septic system permits. This is a potentially significant to final map approval. Prepare and record all impact because of the increased possibility for crossing utility sewage disposal easements, including easements for lines, pipeline rupture and sewage spills. pipeline and disposal areas.