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Item No . 7 <br /> PC : 4-17-86 <br /> SU-86-5 <br /> Page 5 <br /> the proposed subdivision to the District was passed by the <br /> Lockeford Community Services District Board of Directors on <br /> September 12 , 1985 . <br /> With respect to sewer service, the District states that , <br /> currently, its sewer plant is at capacity and must be expanded. <br /> It notes that the monies derived from the proposed annexation <br /> will allow expansion of the sewer plant and permit sewer ser- <br /> vice not only to the proposed subdivision but to future develop- <br /> ment within the District as well . <br /> Concerning water service, the District notes that , of its two <br /> wells, one needs to be replaced. The monies anticipated from <br /> the proposed annexation, together with the monies on hand, will <br /> enable the District to drill a new well . <br /> Storm Drainage : <br /> Terminal drainage is proposed to Bear Creek. Public Works is <br /> recommending that the proposed subdivision annex to Bear Creek <br /> Maintenance District for storm drainage and street lighting <br /> services. <br /> Schools : <br /> Development of the proposed subdivision will add to the <br /> overcrowding of Lodi Unified School District facilities . <br /> Ellerth Larson, Superintendent for Lodi Unified, estimates that <br /> the project will yield up to 100 students . He states that of <br /> these , 25 would attend Lodi High School . This will necessitate <br /> supplying an additional portable classroom to that school . <br /> Approximately 15 would be 7th and 8th graders who would attend <br /> Houston Middle School . Room exists at this school for these <br /> students. The remaining 60 students would attend either <br /> Clements Elementary (grades K & 1 ) or Lockeford Elementary <br /> (grades 2 through 6) . These students could be accommodated <br /> with portable classrooms . <br /> With regard to portable classrooms suggested for Lockeford <br /> Community Elementary and Clements Elementary, there may be <br /> problems in locating them at the two schoo (e . g. , lack of cafe- <br /> teria space, lack of restroom facilities, etc . ) . As a result , <br /> students from the subdivision may have to be bussed to other <br /> elementary schools, or Lockeford Elementary and Clements <br /> Elementary may have to be placed on a year-round schedule . <br /> Given the problems associated with overcrowding, Mr . Larson <br /> points out that Lodi Unified is a provider of services and will <br />