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DC 3-29-78 Barnett-Range Corp. page 7 a. The public water supply system shall be comprised of two wells at two different locations within the subdivision. The wells and distribution system shall meet the requirements of the California Domestic Water Quality and Monitoring Regulations, Title 22, California Adminis- trative Code; the San Joaquin Local Health District; and the San Joaquin County Public Works Department. b. The lots on which the public water wells are situated shall each have minimum dimensions of 60' x 60' . c. The public water well sites shall be located a minimum lateral distance of at least one hundred fifty feet (150') from the external boundary of any minimum sewage disposal area. d. The lots on which the well sites are situated shall be appropriately identified. e. Any abandoned water wells found in this subdivision shall be properly destroyed under permit and inspection by the San Joaquin Local Health District. 7. Local Health District: Subject to the requirements of San Joaquin County Ordinance No. 549, including the following: a. Percolation tests shall be conducted on every third lot in the subdivision. b. Minimum sewage disposal areas, as determined from the percolation tests, shall be shown on the final map. c. The minimum sewage disposal area for each lot will be permitted to be located within five feet (5') of internal lot lines. d. The minimum sewage disposal area for each lot shall be recorded on the deed as a restriction on land use. e. It is recommended that the deed restriction on the land use aspect relative to the sewage disposal area be published in the Real Estate Commissioner's Final Report on the subdivision. f. Sewage disposal areas shall not encroach into any public utility easement. g. The developer shall file a Waste Discharge Report with the Regional Water Quality Control Board, Central Valley Region. 8. The minimum net lot area shall be 65,000 square feet. 9. In lieu of conveyance of park land to the County, as prescribed in Section 18.01 of Ordinance 892, as amended, the developer shall contribute fees of equivalent value as defined in said section.