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RECEIVE® <br /> JAN 12 '13T8 V E <br /> CIIT'." OF STOCKTON <br /> SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY a-�t ii Q.L JAM 12 191-3 <br /> PLANNING DEPARTMENT , . <br /> (209) 944-8266 JOAQUIIN COUNTY <br /> ;u• .n. o- .... r+n r G ..'AM•,,..N; PLANINI^iG DEF <br /> 'ARTWENT <br /> January 11, 1978 <br /> Mr. Richard Schaffer <br /> San Joaquin County Planning Department " <br /> 1810 East Hazelton Avenue <br /> Stockton, CA 95205 <br /> DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT FOR QUASHNICK AND WILLIAMS ° <br /> (EIR 78-4) <br /> We have reviewed the subject environmental impact report and <br /> have no comments regarding the land use impact of the pr.oJ ect. <br /> However, we feel the RR-65 zone is much too permissive as far <br /> as requirements for storm and sanifhry sewers. Terminal <br /> drainage into Mosher Slough would prevent potential flooding <br /> Y problems inherent with individual drainage ponds . As a <br /> minimum, an internal drainage system and community pond should <br /> be required. <br /> With regards to sewage disposal by septic tank and leach field, <br /> we are somewhat concerned about the cumulative effect of the <br /> percolation of partially decomposed effluent into the subsoil. <br /> With a potential population of 4, 752 in the Morada area, a <br /> proximately 3560400 gallons/day (75 gal/capita/day x 4, 752} <br /> of effluent will be percolated into the subsoil . Perhaps, <br /> in considering future development in the Morada area, the <br /> effect of sewage disposal by septic tank and leach field <br /> should be thoroughly investigated to ensure that the water <br /> quality in the area is not affected. <br /> Thank you for the opportunity to review this environmental <br /> impact report. <br /> S. EDWARD GRIFFITH, DIRECTOR <br /> COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT <br /> Bob Ching, y Director <br /> Community D lopment Department <br /> Planning Division <br /> -05- <br /> BC:GM:vlw <br /> r <br />