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-2- <br /> 7. Sewer service to the proposed Kearny Ventures Crossroads <br /> Industrial Park site in Lathrop is predicated on the <br /> following conditions: <br /> a. (i) If the City of Manteca provides water service to <br /> the proposed development, it shall be provided without <br /> reducing the level of the service within the City's <br /> existing service area. <br /> (ii) The City of Manteca shall continue to make <br /> demonstrable progress towards mitigating deficiencies <br /> identified in the existing Water System Master Plan, <br /> including abandonment and reconstruction of wells which <br /> have been identified as not meeting Health Department <br /> standards for potable water wells , and distribution <br /> system improvements to satisfy peak hour demands and <br /> fire flow requirements in the downtown area. <br /> (iii) The City will continue the existing water quality <br /> monitoring program in accordance with the State of <br /> California Water Quality and Monitoring Regulations <br /> administered by the State of California Department of <br /> Health Services. <br /> (iv) In siting any new wells to serve Kearny Ventures, -_ <br /> the City of Manteca shall, as part of the environmental <br /> review of the well sites , review data developed by the <br /> San Joaquin County Groundwater Monitoring Program and <br /> take into account potential impacts to the quality of <br /> the Lathrop water supply. <br /> b. Manteca shall not provide sewer service to Kearny <br /> Ventures unless and until a list of transportation <br /> mitigation measures intended to offset emissions <br /> resulting directly or indirectly from the project and <br /> names of parties responsible for these measures is <br /> developed and surrendered to the San Joaquin County Air <br /> Pollution Control District. <br /> C. Manteca shall not provide sewer service to Kearny <br /> Ventures if the developer installs water wells that <br /> materially interfere with the present groundwater <br /> remediation efforts in the area or if the developer <br /> unreasonably interferes with the remediation efforts <br /> presently underway. <br /> d. Grantee shall not provide service to any portion of the <br /> development that has been determined by the agency <br /> having jurisdiction to be in violation of the <br /> Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and <br /> Liability Act of 1980 , as amended, 42 U.S.C. Section <br /> 9601 et seq. , the California Hazardous Substances <br />