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Item No. 2 PC : 6-5-80 5-80-9 Page 2 REFERRALS AND REPLIES - Building Department - Public Works Department - Flood Control - Local Health District - LAFCO - Condition #7 of the above mentioned item requires the formation of a county service area for operation, maintenance, and improvement of storm drainage systems, water systems, street lighting systems, and solid waste disposal. LAFCO is currently processing an application to annex this property to the Linden County Water District for sewer and water service. CSA No. 23, Granada Glen, was recently formed nearby to provide street lighting and storm drainage maintenance for a similar type development. The annexation of this parcel to CSA No. 23 should be considered. Solid waste disposal is provided through County fran- chise and should not be a required service. In view of the above, Condition #7 should be amended to delete solid waste disposal and to allow an annexation to an existing agency, if such annexation is found to be more appropriate. - Continental Telephone - Telephone easements will be necessary. - Pacific Gas and Electric Company - we have no objections to the proposed subdivision. However, we request that ten-foot wide P.U.E.s be provided on all street frontages throughout the subdivision, as shown in yellow on the attached map (in file) . - Linden School District - Linden Peters Fire District - Stockton East Water District - Peoples Organization for Land Preservation - Linden Water District - Stockton Terminal and Eastern Railroad - No objection. OTHER CONSIDERATIONS - A rezoning to R1-S to accommodate this Subdivision, Z-80-17, is pending. - The proposed design calls for two accesses on Duncan Road. This is an excessive number. The number of roads connecting to Duncan should be reduced to one. - The design should provide additional access to the property to the east. This would also facilitate development of the property to the southeast. - The drainage pond should be relocated along the Duncan Road Frontage. With the existing design surface, drainage will have to be conveyed eastward to Lot "A" by the street improvement. When terminal drainage facilities become available, they will be located in Duncan Road. Therefore, the pond should be to the west. In addition, the proposed design of Lot "A" fails to provide for its conversion to a building site when the pond is abandoned. Lot "A" should be designed so that it may be converted to a building site. These objectives could be most easily met by making the pond front on Duncan Road.