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final design plans should be based upon an overall project plan which has considered the recommendations, and received the approval , of the City Fire Marshal . TELEPHONE - Pacific Bell advises (Appendix A-11) that the project could possil67y-have a significant effect upon the utility's ability to provide the normally expected level of telephone service. They note that their facilities, special equipment and overall service capability are inadequate and "it will require a major undertaking to provide the necessary facilities for provisions of service." Pacific Bell 's funding levels for the Stockton Construction District are budgeted two to three years in advance, but when the developer's "commitment to the project is firm and construction schedule set, we will be able to submit for and receive the capital funding necessary to provide service." California P.U.C. rules require all telephone distribution and feeder facilities in the project to be underground and the developer may have some financial responsibility in providing service to and within the project. MITIGATION: In order to provide for personal , business and emergency communication on a timely basis, the developer should advise Pacific Bell at the earliest possible time as to the proposed construction phasing plan. The plan should detail the location of each phase, the number of dwelling units to be included and the estimated construction time table. + The developer should also be prepared to enter into agreements as to feeder and distribution facilities as required by California P.U.C. rules, including the advance of any funds required by such agreements. Medical Services - The most accessible emergency health facility is the San Joaquin County Hospital located approximately 4 miles south, off Interstate Highway 5. It is anticipated that most future residents would continue to use the same medical facility that they currently use. Residents who immigrate from outside the Stockton area may slightly increase the demand for medical services. A review of the Stockton Telephone Directory discloses an ample supply and variety of individual practitioners to provide routine medical services. MITIGATION: No mitigation is deemed necessary. 26