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There are no special C.O.G. studies which deal with <br />this particular area. County studies of population <br />and housing have been discussed. <br />Districts: <br />1. San Joaquin County Air Pollution Control District. <br />2. Waterloo-Morada Fire District -- provides fire <br />protection from the station at Foppiano and Ashley <br />Lanes. The District has 3 pumpers, 1 tank truck, <br />14 full-time firemen, and 24 volunteers, and can <br />reach the subdivision in 5 minutes. Fire District <br />requirements specify fire hydrants every 500' with <br />National Standard Threads, either 2�" or 4". <br />3. Zone 9 of the County Flood Control District: The <br />Northeast Stream Group Report Plate 13 shows that the <br />subject site would be affected by a standard project <br />flood, that which may be expected less frequently <br />than once in one hundred years. However, even an <br />intermediate regional flood would affect roadways <br />leading into the area (Waterloo and Cherokee). <br />Drainage ponding sufficient to contain the runoff <br />from a 24 hour storm occurring once in 10 years is <br />mandated by the Subdivision Ordinance. This would <br />be overwhelmed in any greater flood, although a <br />drainage pond larger than required could be con- <br />structed. <br />4. San Joaquin County Local Health District: Permits <br />are issued for water wells and systems and septic <br />tanks. Health services are also provided to <br />residents of the County;X-Ray services, communicable <br />disease prevention, vaccination, and family planning. <br />5. San Joaquin Mosquito Abatement District: Provides <br />for the elimination of mosquito breeding places, <br />technical assistance on water management, irrigation <br />and drainage problems and technical advice on public <br />health insects. <br />6. Bear Creek Resource Conservation District: Technical <br />and soils advice provided to agriculturalists and <br />homeowners. <br />7. Stockton East Water District: Provides irrigation <br />water and assesses use fee of $3.00/house on present <br />structures and will do so for the proposed sub- <br />division. The district has no plans to implement <br />surface water conveyance or piped water to this <br />area. <br />The proposed subdivision is in the 3rd Supervisorial <br />District. The present Supervisor is Norman Shumway. <br />-19- <br />