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paved with minimum 20-foot widths and must remain clear of all parked vehicles in order to provide sufficient emergency vehicle access. In order to clarify this, page 4.2-14 of the DEIR, the section titled "Weekend Trip Generation," has been revised. B 16: Comment is noted and on page 4.2-14,Paragraph 2 of the DEIR, a last sentence should be added as follows: "It is recommended that the internal roads be constructed to County Standards for rural roads (as outlined in County Standard Drawing R-3)." B 17: Comment is noted. Appendix H in the DEIR, "Mitigation Monitoring Plan," states that truck related studies and improvements be coordinated with San Joaquin County Department of Public Works. B18: This information is noted. The state and federal agencies have been identified in the Project Description as responsible agencies. B 19: Computer models were run to determine the extent of impact on the flood height elevations. Because the project is relatively small (with regard to structures and floodplain alteration) and the floodplain at that location is very broad, extremely minor increases in overall flood height were calculated. It was determined that the magnitude of increase was so small that the computer model was unable to accurately distinguish a change in the flood level due to the project. B20: Comments noted. No further response is required. B21: Comment noted. The proposed project is inconsistent with County Development Policies that require parcel sizes to be two acres or more where on-site wells and on-site septic systems are used. However, the proposed project is a planned development with a development density considerably less than one house per two acres. Additionally,the proposed plan calls for septic systems to be located in easements away from the building sites and expected well locations. This extends the "effective" lot area beyond two acres and is consistent with the intent of the County Development Policies to avoid on-site wells and septic systems in concentrated areas. The discussion preceding Mitigation Measure 4.6-1 is amended with the addition of the following language: "Should the County find that the proposed use of individual water wells for the planned development is inconsistent with the specifics and intent of County Development Policies, then a public water system may be required. Such a system would be expected to utilize on-site groundwater as the source. The water system would have to be permitted by the San Joaquin County Public Health Services; but no other significant impacts would be anticipated." Mitigation Measure 4.6-1 is amended with the addition of the following sentence: "If a public water system is required by San Joaquin County for all or a portion of the development,a water system permit shall be obtained from the San Joaquin County Public Health Services." B22: Comment noted. III-164