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MOUNTAIN HOUSE NEIGHBORHOODS K AND L INITIAL STUDY 3.PROJECT DESCRIPTION Wastewater Lines The MHCSD would provide wastewater service to the project. The MHCSD operates a wastewater treatment plant located north of Byron Road, east of the �+ project site. To serve the project site, additional pipeline extensions from the existing backbone line located north of Byron Road, including some lift stations, would be installed and extended. Smaller sewer lines would be constructed under roadways to serve individual homes and businesses. The MHCSD currently discharges treated wastewater to Old River pursuant to a permit from the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board (CVRWQCB). Roads, Transit, and Other Transportation Improvements Roads,transit, and other transportation improvements would be consistent with existing plans and agreements. Residential lots of Neighborhoods K and L would generally have access from two-lane collector and local roads,with some lots fronting on cul-de-sacs. Roadway improvements for the proposed project are expected to be identified by the MHCSD and the San Joaquin County Community Development Department by way of conditions of approval for the Neighborhoods K and L Tentative Subdivision Maps. Specific improvements are envisioned to be built in phases according to levels of service and access requirements for each incremental �t phase of the subject subdivision. Actual improvements for the project site are anticipated to be constructed either by the MHCSD via developers' payment of roadway impact fees,or by the applicant with fee credits being taken against actual improvements being constructed. Anticipated improvements to roads _ serving the proposed project include the following: ■ North-South Arterials—Central Parkway: This four-lane north-south arterial at the center of the community runs from Mascot Boulevard to Byron Road. Central Parkway would be extended to the north over Byron Road across an existing four-lane bridge and would terminate at Old River. ■ North-South Arterials—Mountain House Parkway: This four-lane, north- south arterial at the eastern edge of the community currently runs from 1-205 to Byron Road. Mountain House Parkway would be extended to the north, to its terminus at Central Parkway. The extension would include a new at- grade railroad crossing. ■ East-West Arterials—Byron Road: Byron Road is planned as a six-lane arterial road. The road would be constructed on a phased basis during the development of the SPIT area, including the project site. t ■ Other Internal Roads: New internal streets within Neighborhoods K and L would be constructed as the proposed project builds out. Most of these would be collector street connections to arterial roads, and interconnected collector and local streets and alleys within each neighborhood,with some local streets terminating at cul-de-sacs. The proposed Tentative Subdivision Maps for Neighborhoods K and L show the proposed layout of collector streets(see Figures 3-2 and 3-3). Mill) 3-15