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B. POLICE PROTECTION <br /> Police protection for the project site is provided by the San Joaquin County Sheriff's <br /> Department. The Department has reviewed the proposed project and indicated that <br /> project development will not pose any effects on police protection levels of service in <br /> the vicinity of the site. (Burnett;personal communication) <br /> ISSUE: Effects on police protection <br /> Significance: Not significant. <br /> Mitigation: Not required. <br /> C. ELECTRIC POWER AND NATURAL GAS <br /> The project site is located within the service area of the Pacific Gas and Electric, <br /> Company (PG&E). PG&E currently provides electrical service to the existing transfer <br /> station facilities. According to Tony Gutierrez, PG&E Manteca Service Area Manager, <br /> gas service to this project is available if desired. <br /> Adjacent PG&E facilities include an existing gas main and electric transmission line, <br /> which services the chicken brooding operation and related agricultural-residential uses <br /> northwest of the project site. The existing PG&E infrastructure servicing the farm <br /> operation are located within the public utility easement area and Farm road on the west <br /> side of the existing transfer station. <br /> Relocation of the existing gas mains and transmission lines may be necessary and <br /> would be at the developers expense. In addition, dedication of new public utility <br /> easements may also be necessary. The relocation of PG&E infrastructure and <br /> dedication of new utility easement areas should be considered asart of this project, in <br /> order to insure that the required facilities and easements are developed in a coordinated <br /> manner. <br /> PG&E has identified the following generalized agency requirements: <br /> • Relocation of PG&E facilities shall be at the developer's expense. <br /> • Dedicated Public Utility Easements for gas and electrical services to the <br /> satisfaction of PG&E. <br /> ISSUE: Effects on PG&E service facilities <br /> General compliance with the above referenced agency requirements will reduce <br /> impacts to PG&E facilities to a less than significant level. The identified agency <br /> requirements should be incorporated as a condition of roject approval,or incorporated <br /> into the construction specifications for the project i approved. No environmental <br /> mitigation is required. <br /> Significance: Potentially significant. <br /> 6-2 <br />