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SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY 2e"� COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Q: • '�, - ;t 1810 E.HAZELTON AVE.,STOCKTON,CA 95205.8232 �j�oRcPHONE:209/468-3121 FAX:209/488-3163 MINUTES San Joaquin County Development Committee Building Conference Room 1810 E.Hazelton Avenue,Stockton Wednesday,October 16,2002 Present: Chandler Martin,Chairman Gabriel Karam,Public Works Department Rudy Rodriquez,Public Works Department Ray Borges,Environmental Health Department Valerie Brownfield,Development Services 9:30 a.m. 1. MAJOR SUBDIVISION APPLICATION NO.PA-0200409 JJ OF LINNE ESTATES LLC(C/O DILLION& MURPHY). A Major Subdivision application to create a 77 lot residential subdivision with a 1.5-acre parcel for a storm retention pond,a 5.0-acre parcel for a sewage treatment facility and a 16.0-acre remainder. Located on the north side of West Linne Road,444 feet west of South Chrisman Road,Tracy(APN:248-080-14, 16, 17,20,22,33,34&248-090-09;Address: 7999 West Linne Road,Tracy). Jennifer Jolley, Associate Planner, Dave Olmstead,Linne Estates LLC.were present for this item. Ms.Jolley introduced the project. Mr.Olmstead made a statement indicating that he would like to hold the scheduled Planning Commission hearing date of November 7,2002 for this item. Ms.Jolley stated that the Department of Public Works is requiring a Traffic Study,and that the Community Development Department is unable to complete the Initial Study until the results of the Traffic Study have been reviewed by the Department of Public Works. Mr.Olmstead asked how the Traffic Study was coming along. Mr.Karam and Mr.Olmstead discussed the timing of the Traffic Study and Planning Commission hearing dates. Mr. Martin informed Mr. Olmstead that once the Traffic Study is completed and has been reviewed by the Department of Public Works then the Initial Study can be completed by the Community Development Department. After the Initial Study is completed it will be sent to the State Clearinghouse for a 30-day review period which is required. Mr. Karam told Mr.Olmstead that the earliest scheduled date for this item to be heard at the Planning Commission would have to be in the first week of December. Mr.Olmstead indicated that they would only be completing 18 houses a year and indicated that he doesn't believe that this project needs to meet CEQA requirements prior to the Public Hearing. Ms. Jolly reviewed the Community Development memo. Mr. Karam indicated that his staff had concerns about the sewage treatment plant. Mr.Karam also indicated that his Department has not received any Engineering calculations for the sewage treatment plant.