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MITIGATION: The phasing plan for development indicates the first phase to be in compliance with the water company's suggestion. If a detailed study determines the need for a water storage facility to be located within the project, the developer should negotiate with the water company to resolve the situation prior to recording a final map. The site location should also be subject to the approval of the City planning staff to minimize the visual impact. Police Protection - The City of Stockton Police Department (Appendix -6) indicates tat their facilities, special equipment and services are adequate to serve the project. However, they also note the project would "greatly increase workload" and cause inadequacies in the manpower and number of vehicles available. They also estimate the "cost of additional resource" required to mitigate the impact to be $134 per capita. MITIGATION: This project and other proposed developments, including future industrial and commercial , should be subject to payment of a fee to mitigate the inadequacies. At $134 per capita, the project fee would be about $444,000. However, since there is no existing City ordinance to provide for said fee, no mitigation measures exists and, therefore, a Statement of Overriding Considerations is required prior to any related project approvals. FIRE PROTECTION - The City of Stockton Fire Marshal (Appendix A-7) reports that t e fire facilities, vehicles, manpower, special equipment and services are presently adequate to serve the project, noting that the project will have no significant effect on their ability to provide service. The nearest fire facility is about one mile from the project, and response time would be about one to two minutes. However, the water purveyor (Appendix A-4) has indicated a possible need for a site within the project to provide for water storage, evidently to provide assurance of proper fire flows and pressure. The study referred to in Water Sup herein should include consideration of providing fire f ow capabilities which meet the I.S.O. requirements for residential developments. MITIGATION: The water supply and distribution study should incorporate provisions for adequate fire flows. The water distribution facilities in the final project design should, in addition to the domestic water demands, be in compliance with the City Fire Department's standards and I.S.O. requirements, such as having the capability of supplying 3,500 gallons per minute for a minimum period of three hours. Fire hydrants should be spaced at a maximum of approximately 600-foot intervals. The 25