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This regulation means that if a nonconforming mobile home is moved from its existing location to a new location, it will be required to meet the current setback requirements. The structures that are moved are subject to current ordinance requirements, including Development Title Section 9-1015.3 (parking regulations) and Development Title Section 9-1015.5[g] (lighting). As part of the Site Approval for the project, the Community Development Department required that guest parking spaces and security lighting be provided. The memo from the Department of Public Works has three conditions of approval, none of which require that the property conform to the elevations required for the 100-year flood plain. There is a sentence provided for information purposes which states, 'The 100-year Flood Elevation will be approximately 23 feet NGVD." This is not a condition of approval. The Department of Public Works has indicated that it is not requiring the mobile homes to be elevated above the 100-year flood level. The Lathrop-Manteca Fire District has provided a response to the appeal that states as follows: "After reviewing the appeal, I have the following comments: 1. l.feel that Fire District Condition 5 should remain for the following reasons: a. This access question is a Life-Safety issue and should remain as-is. b. These access requirements are not new. They have been in effect for many years. 2 This project is listed as an 'existing non-conforming mobile home park.' This park was abated by San Joaquin County and the State of California. Therefore, it does not exist, and if it is to be built, then it should be built as a new park and meet ALL current standards. It should also be further reviewed by all referred agencies as new construction and not'existing nonconforming'." The Mossdale Irrigation District No.2107 has provided the following response to the appeal: "In our letter of January 14, 2002, the District cited four points that the owner of the Property owner and/or Applicant should be aware of as it relates to this property. Each of those items are of importance to the District, and the Property Owner and/or Applicant should acknowledge them and be required to abide by them in connection with any future development of the property. "The District must maintain control over any improvements that are proposed for the area in and about its levees for the reason that the District is charged with the responsibility of maintaining the levees so as to protect the integrity of the levee system. If adjoining property owners are permitted to encroach within the set back requirements of the levees, the District may not be in a position of inspecting the Districts levees for possible problems in the levee and/or for making necessary repairs to the levees. "This District, like other reclamation districts, are subject to the Standards for Encroachments, as prepared and published by the Reclamation Board for the State of California. These Standards are used by Reclamation Districts and Reclamation District Engineers as a basic guide for establishing sound policies and practices in managing and maintaining levees and in connection with encroachments on or in the area of the sphere of influence of the District over its levees. "The District's levees are periodically inspected by representatives of the State for purposes of determining that the District is complying with these Standards, and the District will be cited If it does not conform to those standards." San Joaquin County SA-01-91\Certificate Investment Fund Page 4 Community Development