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EHD - Public
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2600 - Land Use Program
RECORD_ID
SU0014674
PE
2600
FACILITY_NAME
SU-00-03
STREET_NUMBER
20043
STREET_NAME
MOUNTAIN HOUSE
STREET_TYPE
PKWY
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APN
20908020
ENTERED_DATE
12/21/2021 12:00:00 AM
SITE_LOCATION
20043 MOUNTAIN HOUSE PKWY
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Approved
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project will occur either through facilities within Byron Road or along Grantline Road. A <br /> telecommunications facility hub, if required by the telecommunications provider, will be located and <br /> coordinated through the CSD. All telecommunications provisions will be constructed in accordance with <br /> CSD telecommunications requirements. All residential units and businesses shall be equipped with <br /> interior telecommunications hook-up terminals. <br /> All permanent dry utilities constructed within the Community will be installed underground. <br /> XXI. AIR QUALITY <br /> Development of the land uses proposed within the Tract 2925 map will be subject to all conditions in the <br /> Master Plan, CSD Standards and Programs, including the CSD's TDIvi Plan and Construction Truck <br /> Management Plan. Specifically, the subdivision, as proposed, will implement the following Master Plan <br /> Policy Issues identified in Section 10.2: <br /> • Telecommunications systems shall be implemented per the requirements of the CSD, and <br /> individual service line extensions will be installed in every home and business. <br /> • Pedestrian, bicycle, and transit facilities will be constructed per the Master Plan and Specific <br /> Plan, and/or funded by fees collected by the CSD. <br /> • The first subdivision includes opportunities for employment land uses in the first phase, <br /> thereby facilitating the Master Plan's goals of jobs to housing balance and a reduction in <br /> automobile trips. <br /> Specific Policies in the Master Plan to be followed as part of Tract 2925 implementation include the <br /> following: <br /> • 10.5, Construction Programs for Air Quality <br /> • 10.6 a)Implementation Items regarding Conditions of Approval. <br /> XXII. DOMESTIC `NATER <br /> Domestic water service is being provided by the CSD. Trimark Communities are providing <br /> infrastructure construction of all required facilities. The Byron Bethany Irrigation District (BBID)under <br /> contractual relations with the CSD is providing raw water supply to the CSD. All land within the first <br /> subdivision area has been annexed to the BBID and CSD. Facilities to be constructed by Trimark <br /> Communities to service the first subdivision include the following: <br /> • Construction of a raw water intake pump station along the California Aqueduct <br /> • Construction of a raw water pipeline from the Aqueduct to the site along the Southern Pacific <br /> Railroad Line. <br /> • Construction of the first phase of the Water Treatment Plant <br /> • Construction of treated water distribution lines from the treatment plant to the Wastewater Treatment <br /> Plant and Neighborhood F. <br /> XM II.AGRICULTURAL IRRIGATION <br /> Several BBID and Trimark owned farm irrigation facilities traverse the subdivision site. They include <br /> both BBID irrigation distribution canals and drainage conveyance pipelines, and Trimark owned <br /> distribution pipes and ditches, as well as surface run-off tailwater ditches. These tail water ditches <br /> temporarily collect irrigation water run-off and detain the amounts of excess water prior to discharge into <br /> MAJOR SUBDMSION-TRACT 2925 PROJECT DESCRIPTION <br /> Page 12 <br />
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