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To summarize natural gas demand, PSD utilized accepted utility load estimating algorithms to determine <br /> the following: <br /> The residential component load is estimated to be about 525Mcfh. <br /> The commercial/retail and industrial component load is about 108Mcfh. <br /> Total natural gas demand for the master plan is estimated to be about 633Mcfh. <br /> PG&E gas facilities in the area consist of a high pressure 8-inch natural gas transmission pipeline <br /> that enters the project in River Islands Parkway via the Bradshaw's Crossing Bridge to a gas <br /> pressure reducing station near the bridge. From the station, a 6-inch distribution main backbone <br /> system serves the project via River Islands Parkway and other arterial streets. Additionally, a 6-inch <br /> distribution line enters the southern gateway in Stewart Road/Lakeside Drive via the San Joaquin <br /> Bicycle/Pedestrian Bridge. This line provides addtional capacity and redundancy to the backbone system. <br /> This capability is adequate for the latest programming as presented to PSD. <br /> Please note that the above demands are based on design, actual use will likely be less than the design <br /> values. <br /> In conclusion, PSD has determined that the proposed master plan gas and electric utility provisions <br /> are adequate for the latest programming, and address the River Islands Phase 2 SEIR concerns. This <br /> letter may be cited as such. <br /> If you have any questions or need any additional information or clarification regarding this transmittal,please <br /> contact PSD at 925.933.8485. Thank you for considering Power Systems Design for your electric <br /> engineering/dry utility study needs. <br /> Very Truly Yours, <br /> 57��&W <br /> Power Systems Design <br />