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M5 �F.CEl�/!rte <br /> OCT - 723 <br /> C ITY O F ST O C K T C�' r ty Oeveloprnent utrl�c <br /> PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT <br /> City Hall • 425 N. El Dorado Street • Stockton, CA 95202-1997 • 209/937-8411 • Fax 209/937-8277 <br /> October 3, 2003 www.stocktongov.com <br /> Jennifer Jolley <br /> San Joaquin County Community Development <br /> Development Services Division <br /> 1810 East Hazelton Avenue <br /> Stockton, CA 95205 <br /> SITE APPROVAL APPLICATION TO BE COMPLETED IN TWO PHASES OVER A FIVE <br /> YEAR PERIOD. PHASE ONE TO INCLUDE A CATERING TRUCK PARKED <br /> PERMANENTLY ON-SITE, AND A 11,760 SQUARE FOOT BUILDING FOR THE REPAIR OF <br /> CATERING TRUCKS. PHASE TWO TO INCLUDE A 9,060 SQUARE FOOT BUILDING FOR <br /> AUTO TRANSMISSION REPAIR AND STORAGE <br /> 4310 S STATE ROUTE 99 EAST FRONTAGE ROAD (APN 179-172-35) PA-0300052 (SA) <br /> The City of Stockton Public Works Department has reviewed the subject application and offers <br /> the following comments: <br /> 1 . Should the San Joaquin County require this development be served by City of Stockton <br /> Sewer lines and/or treatment facilities, and if the site's land use is consistent with the <br /> City's General Plan, the property owner shall be required to apply for a City of Stockton <br /> Outside Sewer connection and shall be required to annex to the City of Stockton, or sign <br /> a deferred annexation agreement if the property is not deemed contiguous to the City, <br /> and pay the applicable fees. Further, the owner/developer shall be responsible for all <br /> costs involved in the extension of any sewer mains to serve this project, as required, to <br /> meet City standards. This may include the extension of the sewer main across the <br /> entire frontage of the property. <br /> 2. The proposed driveway entrance should not exceed a maximum of 30' in width. Further, <br /> the driveway, parking lot, and all travel areas should be paved to prevent the tracking of <br /> mud and debris onto the public roadway. <br /> 3. The owner/developer should install complete frontage improvements including, but not <br /> limited to, curb, gutter, sidewalk, driveway installation, pavement widening and street <br /> lighting prior to occupancy of any new buildings/structures on this site. Should <br /> installation of these improvements prove not practical due to existing physical <br /> constraints, the owner/developer should enter into a Deferred Improvement Agreement <br /> whereby the owner/developer agrees to install the required improvements at such tim§to�cktoon <br /> as it is practical. uR. .cn, <br /> ' llll'' <br />