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6. Miscellaneous public facilities that may be determined necessary to serve the projects, such as additional parks, fire protection facilities and equipment, community maintenance facilities or other community service provisions that may be required by the various MHCSD or County Community Approvals. Annexation to the MHCSD for all properties outside of MHCSD boundary will be required and all applicable connections, buy-in fees and reimbursement fees shall be paid. The cost of construction of all facilities shall be borne by the applicant. Improvement plans shall be submitted for review and approval by the MHCSD. Encroachment permits shall be obtained prior to working in any public right-of-way. All related costs shall be borne by the applicant. Please be aware that, in some cases, as determined by the General Manager, the specific determination of such requirements can only be made once more detailed subsequent analysis is conducted as part of the Tentative Map and Final Map review process or the site improvement plans. Additional facilities and service provisions, as determined necessary by the General Manager, may be found necessary and must be constructed by the applicant Nor to getting utility services from MHCSD. Also, please be advised of the MHCSD's policy that all required improvements to public facilities and needed maintenance shall be funded by the applicant. If applicable, these may be subject to the terms of a Master Acquisition and Reimbursement Agreement (MARA) and subsequent Facility Acquisition and Reimbursement Agreements which may be required prior to approval of Final Maps and commencement of construction. All such requirements will be determined as part of the Tentative Map and Final Map process or issuance of a building permit. Subject to the foregoing conditions, the MHCSD finds that the above referenced property can be served. We advise that as soon as practicable, you schedule a meeting with the MHCSD to start the process of determining specific infrastructure and community facilities needs as part of your Tentative or Final Map approval process or development application process. As soon as you start the development process, service area maps for water, water storage capacity, wastewater, and BMP basin capacity must be provided to MHCSD showing the assigned capacity for this property. Sincerely, ctrisoz. 5 Nader Shareghi, P.E. Public Works Director • c: San Joaquin County Community Development Steve Pinkerton, General Manager Anush Nej ad, Community Development Director