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Item No. 9 PC: 8-19-82 s-82-8 Page 3 The subdivider sha3.1 pay users fees for the utility services from the time the improvements are accepted by the County to the end of the fiscal year, or up to a one (1) year period, as the case may be. i 2) A. Storm drainage shall be contained on each lot. Lot grading and storm drainage improvements shall be part of the improvement plans . The drainage system shall meet the requirements of the County and provide adequate drainage for the improvements (development) . The acceptance or approval by the County of the drainage system does not relieve the developer or his engineer of the responsibility of providing an adeg1.1ate drainage system. B. Plater system or methods shall conform to the requirements of they Local Health District, the Department of Public :,forks and San j Joaquin County Ordinance 1862. C. Sewage disposal system or methods shall conform to the require- ments of the San Joaquin Local Health District and Ordinance 549, 3) Public utility easements shall be as required by Pacific Gas & Electric i Company, Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company, and all other public utilities. j Underground utilities are required pursuant to Section 9-1730 of Ordinance 2634, locatioi: shall be as prescribed in Section 9-1732 of Ordinance 2634 . 4) In lieu of conveyance of park land to the County, as prescribed in Section 9-1450 of Ordinance 2634, as amended, the developer shall contribute fees of equivalent value as defined in said section. 5) A Preliminary Soil Report, as prescribed in Section 9-1507 of Ordinance 2634, as amended, shall be required. 6) This map is approved for twenty-four (24) months _ 7) Local Health District : Percolation tests are required on lots 1, 3 , 4, and 6. RECOMMEM)ATIONS AND FINDINGS - Ratify the Negative Declaration. - Approval, subject to the conditions recommended by the Development Committee, based on the following findings of fact : - The project conforms with the General Plan. - The Board of Supervisors has previously approved the General Plan Amendment and rezoning necessary for the consideration of this application.