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r. Jan 10 02 10: 40a Sa•rr Joaquin County 4Ea' `127 p. 4 r 0 LOCKEFORD COMMUNITY 1 OCT - 4a � SERVICES DISTRICT [;,ammuiti�y ��y1�,�ut:r��eri[i7�Ut. post Office Box Z, Lockeford. California (209) 727-5035 Fax (209) 727-5204 Y August 10, 2000 Re: Will-Serve Statement for San Joaquin County Assessor Parcel No. 190-060-029(Lockeford Oaks Subdivision) F To Whom it May Concern: Lockeford Oaks is a proposed residential subdivision to be developed on real property,(the + "Subdivision Property") that is located entirely within the boundaries of Lockeford Community Services District(the"District")and is designated as San Joaquin County Assessor Parcel No. 190- 060-029. The developer is Livermore t Cres;Inc.,2225 Oakland Road, San Jose,California 95131 (the "Developer")., Subject to the conditions described below and to the applicable District ordinances,resolutions,rules and regulations,the District makes the following will-serve statement:, With appropriate system expansions and improvements to be planned and financed cooperatively °by the District and the Developer, thebistrict will have available water and sewer capacity and 'facilities to serve the number of single-family residential units approved by San Joaquin County fore the Subdivision Property, provided that the number of approved units does not exceed 319. ; . .` This will-serve statement is effective only if all of the fallowing special conditions are satisfied: s " A. Except as otherwise provided in paragraph A.9 of this letter, the following actions must be taken before any certificates of occupancy are issued for the first phase of development on the Subdivision Property, which phase the Developer expects to include approximately 100 units: 1. The Developer shall develop and convey to the District a groundwater well on the southwest corner of the Subdivision Property near the intersection of Brandt Road and Jack Tone Road, or at another site to which the District and the Developer mutually agree (the "Groundwater Welt'). The Developer first shall drill a test well at the well site before developing a groundwater well. Water-quality testing shall be provided�at the Developer's expense io ensure dw that the supply meets all applicable State and Federal drinking water standards. If the Grounater Well's water quality does not meet those standards, then the Developer shall install and,convey to the District necessary treatment equipment, or shall find an alternate source. ' Such'an alternate source could include without limitation a another groundwater well,rehabilitation of existing wells, contribution of funding toward future construction of water system improvements; or some combination thereof.