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01/0t/Zetl4 i4:bV 4/bUld0 wUNU LNUMa I I ' CITY OF STOCKTON DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL UTILITIES 2500 Navy Drive • Stockton, CA 95206-1191 • 209/937-8750 Fax 209/937-8708 www.stockton gov.coni i November 27 2002 Zachary Wong Wong Engineers, Inc. 4578 Feathe{ River, Suite A Stockton, California 95219 WILL SERV LETTER REQUEST FOR 2131 MICHAEL AVENUE (APN 177-240-011) In response to your letter of November 1, 2002, City staff has reviewed your request to provide sanitary service to 2131 Michael Avenue. Staff from the Community Development Department, Public Work Department, and Municipal Utilities Department have reviewed the request and the following Information is provided as a result of that review. The proposeQl use conforms to the City's General Plan_ The subject parcel lies within an Area of Benefit or la Community Facilities District. The owner/developer shall be responsible for all costs involved in the extension of any sewer mains to serve this project, as required, to meet City standardis. This may include the extension of any sewer main across the entire frontage of the applicant'ls property. LAFCO review may be required prior to any main line extension. The applicant will;be required to sign a conditional utility service agreement for possible annexation to the City of!Stockton_ The subject parcel is located within the City of Stockton's Collection System No. 7. It has been determined that sufficient capacity is available to serve the proposed subdivision at this time The required point of connection is located in Michael Avenue. Because the project is located in the County, permits within San Joaquin County for work done in the street right-of-way will be additionally required. By code, each parcel is required to have a separate sanitary sewer service. The developer will be required to construct a maintenance hole in Michael Avenue and extend a six inch sanitary main to the north parcel. This line must be placed in a public utility easement. All improvement$ must be designed and constructed to City of Stockton standards The subject parcel lies within the boundary of the South Stockton Communitv Facilities District 90-1 (sewer district). Although the proposed development lies within San Joaquin County, sewer service may be provided by the City of Stockton- Upon development, subdivision, or connection to City sewer, the property owner must annex to the District (sign the CFD 90-1 Memorandum of Understanding) and pay the District annexation fee prior to permit issuance. Further, the 'property owner must comply with San Joaquin County Health Department Stockton requirements relative to septic abandonment. 112 mwennweecos..aa..w ueawr.ai:s, 1 I��o - 1999