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An 8-inch sanitary sewer lines will be installed to serve the proposed annexation area, including 736 feet of 8-inch diameter sewer line in Bethany Road and 1,214 feet of 8-inch diameter sewer line in the Henderson Road alignment which will connect to an existing 8-inch stubbed line (Refer to Exhibit 1). STORM DRAINAGE: The Stormwater runoff for the annexation area will be treated onsite by bio-retention areas which are sized for 85% of 24-hour event, and then discharge into an onsite retention basin which sized for 100-year 48-hour event. All Stormwater treatment and storage will remain onsite with construction of the proposed improvements. However, the system has been designed to allow the discharge of treated storm water into the MHCSD Stormwater system in the future when infrastructure becomes available for connection. (Refer to Exhibit 2). STREETS AND ROADS: West Bethany Road, which runs along the northern property line of the annexation property, is classified as a Collector Road. The portion of Bethany Road adjacent to the annexation property will ultimately be converted to a cul-de-sac once overall development of the area progresses and additional infrastructure is completed. The subject project design has accounted for these proposed ultimate roadway improvements including necessary right of way, required land dedications, future utility improvements and frontage landscaping. The development of the proposed property will conform to the requirements for the future Old River Industrial Park design and Mountain House Commercial Design Standard Guidelines. LAW ENFORCEMENT: The San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office (SO) provides law enforcement services to the Mountain House community by contract with MHCSD. The contract calls for the SO to provide six full time equivalent (FTE) deputies to serve a population of over 15,000 residents (0.4 sworn officers per 1,000 residents). These deputies are supplemented by one full-time County deputy for the western portion of the County (Beat 10). The combination of assigned Mountain House deputies and the Beat 10 deputies increase the staffing level to 1.0 sworn officers per 1,000 residents. The SO also provides an administrative command structure, investigative services, technical support (evidence gathering, video/picture logging), community-oriented policing, a citizen's academy, and incarceration services at the County Jail. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) also assists the SO with traffic enforcement within the community. Currently, the SO utilizes a portion of the New Town Hall Complex for a police sub-station. In 2019, response times ranged from 5-minutes for Priority 1 calls (immediate dispatch, crime in progress including assault, homicide, kidnapping, robbery, home invasion, bomb threat, etc.); to 16-minutes for Priority 2 calls (family disturbance, suspicious person, theft of property, etc.) and 24-minutes for Priority 3 calls (delay in reporting crime, property theft or damage, mail theft, noise complaints, etc.). Crime rates are typically low within Mountain House with emphasis on proactive community-oriented policing. Page 4