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The properties adjacent to the Matthews Tentative Map area are either currently residential uses or are planned for development under Specific Plan III. For a discussion of agricultural operations adjacent to the SPIII area, please refer to SPIII and the DEIR, on file at the County. Design of the Matthews Tentative Map area includes residential streets running generally east-west to achieve maximum solar access for homes. For a description of other measures taken to achieve energy efficiency within the proposed subdivision, including but not limited to lighting design and pedestrian/bicycle connectivity, see Specific Plan III. The Matthews Tentative Map area does not encompass any Mountain House Community edges. The most significant easements within the Matthews Tentative Map area are a PG&E 230kV tower line easement and a PG&E/Chevron natural gas and oil products pipeline easement. For the location and description of other easements within the proposed subdivision,please refer to the Tentative Map. Information on proposed "dry" utilities within the Matthews Tentative Map area is included above on the Major Subdivision Application form. Further details on the provision of utilities within the proposed subdivision may be found in Specific Plan III, Chapter Eight: Energy and Telecommunications. Provisions for attaining air quality requirements of the Mountain House Master Plan are described in Specific Plan III, Chapter Ten: Air Quality and Transportation Management. The Matthews Tentative Map area is in the Byron Bethany Irrigation District (BBID) and is currently served with irrigation water by BBID canals. Water conservation measures and water storage and distribution information for the proposed subdivision are described in Specific Plan III, in the DEIR, and on the Tentative Map. Water table management and plans for the continued provision of water and drainage service for agricultural uses within and affected by those portions of the SPIII area for which Tentative Maps are being submitted, including the proposed subdivision, are described in the Farm Irrigation, Drainage and Canal Report, by MacKay & Somps, dated 14 March 2005, on file at the County. Storm drainage facilities for the proposed subdivision are shown on the Tentative Map, submitted with this application. Incorporation of such facilities into the plans for the community of Mountain House, anticipated phasing of facilities, and flood protection are described in Specific Plan III, Chapter Fifteen: Storm Drainage and Flood Protection. The provision, design, phasing and timing of all public services, financing procedures for public services to serve the proposed subdivision (including medical/emergency services, school design and phasing) and MHCSD annexation of all CADocuments and Settings\CHANDLER.COMDEV\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\OLKIC\Tentative Map Project Description-Matthews.doc