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E _ 4 7 PC : 3-17-88 ER-88-1/GP-87-16/ ZR-87-35/SU-87-23 runoff could adversely affect adjacent water supply wells and on-ste sewage disposal systems. The close proximity of the standing water in these retention ponds to water wells increases the potential for contamination of the well supply with surface water, and there is also the potential for further raising the groundwater level during the winter months, which could render septic system leach fields less effective . Individual septic systems are acceptable to the Department of Public Works and the Local, Health District . Percolation tests will be required on each lot . Schools • The project site is within the Lodi Unified School District . Students from the project area would attend Davis Elementary School , Morada Middle School, and Tokay High School . Both Morada Middle School and Tokay High School are presently overcrowded and are projected to continue operating over capa- city in the near future . The project is subject to the payment of school development fees. As these fees may represent a sizeable amount of money, this information should be included in the public report for this subdivision which is filed with the State Department of Real Estate. Parks: The project will increase the demand for park facilities . Police • The project will incrementally increase the demand for police protection. It is not expected, however , that this project in itself would generate a significant , adverse impact on law enforcement services. Fire Fire protection will be provided by the Waterloo-Morada Fire District . As mentioned previously, the Department of Public Works and the Local Health District are both recommending that a public water system be constructed . If such a system is pro- vided, the County Fire Ordinance would require that fire hydrants be provided. ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS : -12-