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CHAPTER 6.0 PUBLIC SERVICES AND FACILITIES Public service agencies serving the project area were asked to comment on the proposed project. The public services discussion includes a&ency comments and/or responses with regard to fire and police protection,the provision of sewer and water service, and general public utility services such as telephone and electricity. A. FIRE PROTECTION Theproject site is located within the fire protection service area of the Manteca-Lathrop Fire District. The nearest fire response station to the project site is Station 31,located at 800 East J Street in Lathrop,California. This station is manned full time,but only has the capability of a single engine emergency response. The Fire District has reviewed the preliminary site plans for the proposed project and indicated that the project will be required to comply with the following fire protection conditions: • All buildings shall be sprinkled in accordance with N.F.P.A. Pamphlet 13. • A pressurized water systemwith diesel ac shall provided i accordance with .F.P.A. 24 and . .P.A. Pamphlet 20. • Fire flows shall be in accordance with the Uniform Fire Code, 1991 Edition,Appendix 3-A. �Cunningham; Access shall be in accordance with the Uniform Fire Code, 1991 Edition. personal communication) ISSUE: Effects on fire protection service Expansion of the Lovelace facility in compliance with the above referenced fire agency requirements will enable the Fire District to maintain its existing level of service to the project site. The fire district's requirements should be incorporated as a condition of project approval, or incorporated into the construction specifications for the project if approved. Significance: Potentially significant. Mitigation: 6-1. Fire District fire protection requirements as specified above. Significance After Mitigation: Not Significant. 6-1 1