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Educational services would be provided by the Lammersville Elementary School District (LESD), for grades K-8, and by the Tracy Unified School District(TUSD),for grades 9-12. As housing units are occupied in the project, K-8 students would attend either Wicklund School in Neighborhood F or Bethany School in Neighborhood E, prior to the construction of the first K-8 school in Neighborhood A/B. (See Figure 1.) The Master Plan states that a new high school 1 (Phase 1)would be constructed when there are approximately 650 high school students in Mountain House. Until such time that the new high school is constructed, students would attend West High School located about five miles from the project in the City of Tracy. o Public Health and Safety Services. Fire protection and emergency medical response services would be provided by the Mountain House Community Services District (MHCSD). The MHCSD provides these services via an agreement with the Tracy Rural Fire Protection District(TRFPD). TRFPD in turn has a Joint Powers Agreement with the City of Tracy to provide fire protection services to the Mountain House community.A fire station to serve the Mountain House Community has been constructed at the corner of Mascot Boulevard and Tradition Street approximately 1 mile north of the project site and is currently staffed with a three person engine company. With respect to emergency medical services, these services are coordinated by the San Joaquin County Emergency Medical Services Agency and provided to the Mountain House Community by private ambulance agencies. In addition, emergency medical services are provided with an ambulance from the Tracy Hospital Ambulance. Response time to the project site is less than five minutes. Law enforcement services would be provided by the MHCSD. The MHCSD provides these services via a contract with the San Joaquin County Sheriff.The County Sheriff operates its patrol division and jail facilities at French Camp, located approximately 15 miles east of the Mountain House Community between the City of Stockton and the City of Manteca. Currently, there is a Sheriffs office located at the Mountain House fire station. A permanent Sheriffs substation is planned for the Town Center. o Parks. The proposed project incorporates recreation and open space amenities as prescribed in Section 7.2.5 of Specific Plan III. A 2.3-acre park site is located adjacent to the school site and is a part of a much larger neighborhood park located directly south of C Drive and west of the 2.3-acre park site. The 3.8 acre portion of the PG&E easement would be developed as an open space/linear park corridor linking the subdivision to the proposed Community Park and Delta College campus to the south. o Telephone.Telephone and cable service would be provided by the MHCSD,which may subcontract with another entity to provide such service to residences in the project area. o Electrical/Gas Lines. The Modesto Irrigation District would provide electricity and Pacific Gas and Electric would provide gas service. Construction of the necessary infrastructure to provide these services would be the responsibility of the two companies. Architecture and Landscaping. The project would utilize a Spanish Colonial design vernacular for its public facilities (e.g., neighborhood entries, streetscapes) ,which is consistent with the Spanish Colonial style required by Specific Plan III (Section 4.3.2)for the proposed K-8 school to be constructed in the southwest area of the project.All landscape,hardscape and street elements within the project would be designed and constructed in accordance with the adopted Mountain House Community Services District(MHCSD)Design Manual and community approvals regarding specific themes and material variation. 11