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, Jan 11 2007 9: 40AM Chesney Consulting (209) 668-2598 P. 5 01-02-2907 15:26 W C Ra-LAN PAGE5 14 RESOLUTION APPROVING THE PROVISION OF CITY WATER SERVICE TO VACANT PARCELS IN THE LARCH CLOVER AREA WHEREAS,the Larch Clover area in unincorporated San Joaquin County is wthin the City of Tracy's Sphere of Influence, and WHEREAS, the City of Tracy agreed to provide water to the existing residents of the area under an agreement between the City and the County dated August 5, 1906, and WHEREAS, In November of 2003,the property owners In the Larch Clever area (armed an assessmerd district 10 provide City sewer service to the area, and WHEREAS, as a part of the district formation to implement sewer improvements, the City committed to provide water (One Equivalent Consumer Unit)upon payment of fees to vaunt parcels upon annexation, and WHEREAS,the annexation application was rejected, and WHEREAS,there are a smell number of property owners desiring to construct buildings that would require a potable water supply of no more than one Equivalent Consumer Unit (ECU). and WHFRFA.S, the number of such buildings that could be constructed is no more than 30, WHEREAS. provision of water service la no more than 30 buildings would have a minimal impact on the City's ability to provide water to the City as a whole, NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED That the City Council finds that the provision of water to vacant properties within the Larch Clover area is consistent with the agreement between the City of Tracy and the County of San Joaquin approved August 5, 1986 if the following criteria are met V 1. The parcel to which water will be provided is vacant as of the date of adoption "'2 of the resolution. ' 2. There Is an existing water IMe in the street or road adjacent to the property. p/13- The proposed land use is single family detached residential or equivalent not requiring more than one Equivalent Consumer Unit(ECU) of service and not requiring a water service connection greater that one inch in diameter as / governed by the California Building Code. 4. The proposed land use Is consistent with San Joaquin County zoning requirements. 5. The applicant presents building construction plans to the City for purpose of determination that the use will not require more than one ECU.