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hem No. 7 PC: 10-1-92 SU-91-12 Page 9 C. A sewage disposal area as indicated by the septic tank suitability study and/or percolation tests must be shown for each parcel on the final subdivision improvement plans. d. Construct individual sewage disposal systems under a permit and inspection by the Environmental Health Division at the time of development (Ordinance Code Section 5- 3003). Existing standards require a dual system to be installed. e. Connection to an approved public water supply system is required. A test well will be required to meet the following: (1) Water. quality tested to meet Title 22, CCR (Safe Drinking Water Act) requirements. (2) Water quantity tested to show an adequate source. (3) Results approved by the Environmental Health Division and County Public Works prior to final approval of the improvement plans. f. No building permits can be issued after Phase 1 is completed (6 lots) until the production well is in place, accepted by San Joaquin County Public Works, and permitted by the Environmental Health Division. 4. PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC: a. A 10-foot-wide public utility easement shall be dedicated along the perimeter of all streets of the subdivision. b. Any existing pole line facilities affected by the subdivision shall be relocated or placed underground at the owners expense. 5. PARKS AND RECREATION: The applicant shall pay in-lieu fees for park development in accordance with Section 9-1230.2 of the Development Title. 6. MOSQUITO ABATEMENT DISTRICT: a All ground surfaces should be graded to prevent ponding. b. All storm drainage should flow into approved sites (proposed Mosher Slough, County Service Area No. 46). C. Street gutter drop inlets and storm drains should be free of either sediment or trash collection devices that can trap and hold water during low flow conditions.