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f 4b LOCAL AGENCY FORMATION COMMISSION OF SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY AGENDA ITEM NO. 3 LAF(;u 1860 E. HAZELTON AVENUE 0 STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA 95205 C TELEPHONE 209.468.3198 EXECUTIVE OFFICER'S REPORT PROJECT: STOCKTON LANDFILL REORGANIZATION (LAFC 08-00) PROPOSAL: To annex 250 acres to the Manteca-Lathrop Rural Fire District, with concurrent detachments from the Collegeville Fire Protection District and the Montezuma Fire Protection District APPLICANT: City of Stockton LOCATION: West side of Austin Road approximately 1.3 miles south of Arch Road, southeast of Stockton (Refer to Exhibit A: Vicinity Map) PROPOSAL The Stockton Sanitary Landfill is presently a non-contiguous annexed area within the City of Stockton. The City is selling the landfill to a private owner, Forward, Inc., whereupon this territory will automatically detach from the City. Fire protection to the site is presently the responsibility of the City of Stockton, but will revert to the three adjacent Rural Fire Districts upon detachment from the City. (Refer to Exhibit A: Vicinity Map) The three fire districts involved are Manteca-Lathrop, Montezuma , and Collegeville. As a condition of approval for the Landfill's Use Permit under County jurisdiction, a Justification of Proposal was filed by the City of Stockton to initiate the fire district reorganization. (Refer to Exhibit B) Refer also to the referral response from the County Planning Division in Exhibit F. ANALYSIS Planning Issues In the past, as :additional territory was annexed to the Landfill (and hence to the City of Stockton), the annexed territory was detached from the adjacent rural fire protection district (or districts). (Refer to Figure C: Existing Fire Protection Areas) In addition, during a reorganization in 1962, an area west of the landfill site was not detached from the Collegeville Fire Protection district. (Refer to Exhibit D) LAFC 08-00 Page 1 of 10