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the Lammersville School. High school students would be required to attend interim high school facilities, also to be funded by Trimark, at the Tracy Union West High School to the southeast of the proposed project. As part of the Wicklund School construction, a parcel of land for childcare facilities would dedicated to the Lammersville School District by Trimark. Although Trimark would not be responsible for the construction of the day care facility or its operation, Trimark would take an active part in its marketing. The specific language of the Development Agreement between the County and Trimark concerning the childcare site is as follows: In addition [to the policies, objectives, implementation and project requirements of the Master Plan concerning childcare facilities], Developer[Trimark] agrees to actively market the first day care site located in Neighborhood "F" and provide County with evidence of these marketing efforts. If a day care facility is not developed by the time the first elementary school is opened, then Developer shall meet and confer with the CSD, County and Lammersville Elementary School district to examine methods to market the land to day care operators. Notwithstanding any provision of this Agreement, Developer shall not be obligated to dedicate additional land, construct or subsidize construction of or operate or subsidize operations of any day care facility within the Community. 8. Public Health and Safety Services Urban levels of fire protection and emergency services would be provided by the CSD through contract with the Tracy Fire Department. Per requirements of the CSD, Trimark will be funding and possibly constructing on behalf of the CSD the fire station noted above (see 5. infrastructure: fire station) Police services would be provided by the County's Sheriff Department under contract to the CSD. An urban level of police service is to be provided from the commencement of construction. Specifically, in accordance with Master Plan policies, sworn officers are to be provided at a ratio of 1.5 officers per 1,000 residents. By the time the proposed project is built out, there would be a total of six sheriff deputies providing police services. Ambulance services would be provided by the CSD through a contract with service agencies. Library and animal control services would also be provided by the CSD through contract arrangements with the County or other jurisdiction. Until the population in the proposed project necessitates the construction of a full-service branch library, bookmobile services and interim leased library facilities would be provided. Animal control services and facilities would be provided on an interim basis also, until the CSD determines that the provision of long term on-site facilities is feasible. All other public services would be provided by the CSD. 9. Waste Management The CSD would be providing, through contract with providers, all waste management services for the proposed project. The CSD is currently in discussions with potential providers. Within the overall 50-acre public site in the Old River Industrial Park area, Trimark would make sufficient land available to the CSD for waste transfer and composting functions. 10. Adjacent Agricultural Operations, Buffers & Community Edges Trimark owns and leases all agricultural fields adjacent to the proposed project, except for the adjacent dairy operations to the south. The agricultural operations to the west and north of the proposed project are operated year round, where a combination of corn, sugar beets and alfalfa -11-