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will dedicate and improve, to County Standards, all roads within the subdivision. The map indi- cates a bridge over Mosher Slough when Oakwilde crosses it. Although Balsam Drive stubs into the subdivision north of Eastview School, the proposed design does not indicate the extension of "Oakleaf Court" westward to link up with Balsam. Access is thus provided to the west, north and south, but not to the east where the project abuts the California Traction Company railroad. The proposal is to provide paved streets (32' section on 50' right of way and 40' on 60' right of way) constructed to County Standards, with barrow ditches to drain the street but no curbs,gutters or sidewalks. Underground utility connections comprising of gas, electri- city and telephone service, will be provided. Sewer and water will not be provided. Water supply will require an individual well for each lot or a total of 73 wells. The San Joaquin Local Health District's rules require that each well to be on the lot which that well services and requires the provision of a 100' setback from any leachfield. Based on 650 gallons/day water consumption this well field will remove about 47,000 gallons/day from underground aquifers. The tentative map indicates sewage disposal by septic tank and leach field. This system holds the sewage effluent in a tank for a period of time to allow breakdown. The leach- field discharges it into the earth. Assuming 450 gallons per home, about 33,000 gallons/day of partially decomposed sewage effluent will percolate into the subsoil from this project. The San Joaquin Local Health Dis- trict will require that the subdivider designate a leach field and leach field expansion area on the final map and set that area aside from de- velopment of overground structures or paving. Percolation tests will determine the necessary size of the leaching area, which are typically about 12,000 square feet. -3-