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Public Review Period: The 30 day public review and comment period for the Initial Study document commences on April 20,2007 and closes on May 21,2007. Testimony at future public hearings on the project regarding environmental issues under CEQA may be limited to those issues wised during the comment period. Written comments should be submitted to the following address: San Joaquin County Community Development Department 1810 East Hazelton Avenue Stockton,CA 95205-3163 ATTN:Chandler Martin The Initial Study along with supporting documents is available for review during normal business hours at the above address. A public hearing before the Planning Commission is tentatively scheduled for June 21,2007,at 6:30 p.m.or as soon as possible thereafter at the Public Health/Planning Auditorium located at the address below. 1601 East Hazelton Avenue Stockton,CA List of Significant Environmental Effects Anticipated as a Result of the Project: • Unacceptable Levels of Service for regional roadways,including certain locations at 1-205 • Increased emissions of ozone precursors and total suspended particulate matter • Exposure of the public and structures to seismic ground shaking • Loss of wildlife habitat The Presence of the Project Site on Any of the Lists of Sites Enumerated under Section 65962.5 of the Governmcnt Code: • Tracy O&M Complex,15990 Kelso Road.A]though the site is listed in the AST database,there is no record of accidental release at said site.Thus,this site does not pose a risk to the project. • 18150 Kelso Road.Records for this site are available at the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department(SJCEHD).File review indicated that a fommer farmhouse,well,and septic tank had been located on this property. An application for a lot line adjustment indicates that an adjustment was requested to allow the formation of a separate parcel for the Mountain House Community Services District(MHCSD)water treatment plant In the process,the SJCEHD required the proper abandonment of a septic system and well after demolition and removal of the farmhouse. Thus,this site does not pose a risk to the project. • MHCSD Water Treatment Plant,18045 South Kelso Road.The MHCSD water treatment plant(WTP)is located at the southern edge of the project.The San Joaquin County Office of Emergency Services indicates the WTP has the following chemical inventory: aluminum sulfate,diesel,polymer,potassium pemmarmganate,sodium hydroxide,and sodium hypochlorite. These chemicals are associated with operations at the WTP and are used in accordance with Federal and State regulations. This site does not pose a potential risk to the project. For further information,please contact Chandler Martin at(209)468-3144.