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4ALALC --- JJ%, rlaNb 4j U UUJ TRINIAR K C 0 M M U N i Y I E S SENT VIA MAIL AND FACSIMILE SEP 2 8 2000 September 26,2000 Community Development Uept. Mr. Michael Hitchcock Community Development Department SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY 1810 E. Hazelton Avenue Stockton,California 95205-6232 Re: Tract 2925 Conditions of Approval-Provision of Community Servies Dear Michael: This correspondence is sent to memorialize the agreements reached between Trimark Communities and Community Development Staff with regard to the fulfillment of Master Plan and Specific Plan I community facility obligations, specifically relating to Fire protection, Community Parks and OId River early access,as discussed in the Master Plan and Specific Plan 1. To fulfill these obligations, Trimark Communities proposes that specific provisions which are triggered by a residential construction timing event which occurs beyond the total number of units to be constructed in Neighborhood F, to be triggered by a specific subsequent event in the following Neighborhood. Specifically, the Neighborhood F Map will include 1,458 residential units. Three specific facility provisions are triggered at either 1,800 or 2,000 units respectively_ Because Neighborhood F will never reach these specific triggers, it was agreed that Community Development would subsequently add conditions to the next Neighborhood subdivision following F, that required these facilities when the balance of the trigger units is to be met (i.e. 342 units or 542 units). Accordingly, we propose that the following draft language be used by Staff on the conditioning of the second neighborhood subdivision within Mountain House to satisfy the Master Plan and Specific Plan I requirements for the following facilities. 1. First Permanent Fire Station (Required at 1800 Units)— Prior to the issuance of the 342ad Certificate of Occupancy for a residential unit contained within the next Neighborhood subdivision following Neighborhood F (currently anticipated to be Neighborhood E), the first permanent Fire Station she be provided, in accordance with Master Plan,Specific Plan I, and CSD Fire Protection Plan requirements. 2. Old River Regional Park, Early Access (Required at 2000 Units)— Prior to the issuance of the 542°d residential dwelling unit Building Permit for a residential unit contained within the next Neighborhood subdivision following Neighborhood F (currently anticipated to be Neighborhood E), an interim access easement to facilitate access to the Old River, in accordance with Master Plan requirements, shall be provided to the CSD. 3120 Tracy Sov"ro Svta A Tracy.Cartomta Q5375 209 g36a58o Temno,e 209 836-1759 Fax