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Pacific Gas and Plan Review Team PGEPlanReview@pge.com Electric Company Land Management October 12, 2023 Marls Villamayor County of San Joaquin 1810 E Hazelton Ave Stockton, CA 95205 Re: PA-2300116: Tentative Lot Line Adjustment 23122 S Kasson Road, Tracy, CA 95304 Dear Mark: Thank you for giving us the opportunity to review the subject plans. The proposed Tentative Lot Line Adjustment is within the same vicinity of PG&E's existing distribution facilities that serve this property. In accordance with the Meter Location provision of Rule 16, all meters and associated metering equipment shall be located at some protected location on Applicant's premises as approved by PG&E. The applicant being a person or agency requesting PG&E to supply electric service or to make changes in electric service. Electric service may consist of both energy and energy related services. Typically, all applicant meters and metering equipment are installed and exist on the same premises receiving electric service. The proposed Lot Line Adjustment appears to create parcels that would place existing meters outside of those premises that are benefitting from electric service. The applicant must confirm the exact location of each existing PG&E electric meter and determine if they are located on the proposed parcel receiving electric service. Should it be determined that said meters are not located on parcels receiving electric service,the applicant must contact PG&E's Service Planning department at www.pge.com/cco to relocate those meters and metering equipment to the parcel receiving electric service. Furthermore,PG&E may require adequate rights-of-way be provided for any new electric distribution facilities constructed up to said meters and metering equipment for the delivery of electric energy. In accordance with Subdivision of Premises provision of Rule 16,when PG&E's service facilities are located on private property that is subsequently subdivided into separate premises with ownership divested to someone other than the applicant,the subdivider is required to provide PG&E with easement rights that are satisfactory to PG&E for its existing facilities. Additionally,the subdivider is to notify property owners of the subdivided premises of the existence of the rights-of-way being granted. The proposed forty foot(40')wide Access &Private Utility Easement may be considered an adequate right-of-way for PG&E's existing gas service facilities,provided that the below secondary easement rights are dedicated as part of the easement. If said secondary rights are not dedicated as part of the easement it will not be considered adequate. PG&E Gas and Electric Facilities Page 1 Public