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Will Serve Letters Will Serve letters will be required from the City of Stockton for sewer and from California Water Service for water. These letters must be received by the Community Development Department with the submittal of the full application. Before the project can be approved, the Department of Public Works must determine that public storm drainage can be provided. Existing Structures The parcel currently has a 1,657 square foot single family residence and two storage containers on it that are not shown on the site plan. All structures will need to be shown on the revised tentative map. Oak Trees There possibly are three (3) oak trees on the property. Any oak trees need to be identified with their truck diameters and shown on the revised tentative map. Setbacks The existing single family residence must be consistent with the setback requirements in Development Title Table 9-310.3. The front yard setback must be twenty (20) feet, the side yard setback must be five (5) feet, and the rear yard setback must be ten (10) feet. The setbacks for the residence must be shown on the revised tentative map. Easement A twenty-five (25) foot easement is shown on the site plan to access Parcel 2 and Parcel 3. It is unclear from the site plan as to which parcels the easement belongs. This issue must be clarified on the revised tentative map. Next Step When the applicant is ready to submit the full application, it will be necessary to do the following: • Submit seven copies of a completed Minor Subdivision Application form. • Submit seven copies (18" x 26") of the revised tentative map and two reduced copies (8 '/" x 11") of the revised tentative map. • The tentative map must show adjacent owners names, existing structures and their setbacks, easement locations, and contours. • Submit Will Serve letters for water and sewer. • Submit a surface and subsurface contamination report. • Submit the remaining portion of the Minor Subdivision application fee. PRE-APPLICATION DISCLAIMER NOTE: The pre-application conference is designed to inform prospective applicants of General Plan consistency, zoning consistency, public improvement requirements, preliminary design constraints and opportunities, and major environmental and safety 2