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Item No . 2 PC : 1-7-88 UP-88-15 Page 4 mended condition of approval to address this concern which meets with the applicant ' s approval . Lastly, from a land use perspective, are the two proposed mobile units. Since the current operator is proposing to occupy the facility for a limited period of time, the two units are not expected to be a nuisance. The ordinance requires that they be permitted for no more than a three-year period. Further , staff has developed a recommended condition of appro- val that the mobile units be removed prior to transferring the property into another ownership if this occurs before the end of the three-year time period. Circulation/Traffic : Access to the terminal will be off of the State Route 99 fron- tage road. The Department of Public Works is requiring construction of an acceleration/deceleration lane to help handle the turning movements of the trucks on and off the fron- tage road. The applicant disagrees with this requirement , since they are planning to relocate their operation in the next three years . This improvement will be necessary for any future trucking facility which may purchase the property. FACILITIES/SERVICES : As mentioned earlier, existing on-site services are proposed to be retained. The current well and septic system will remain essentially unchanged, and the drainage pond will be enlarged to handle the increase in on-site run-off . No run-off will enter Little Johns Creek, which forms the northeast boundary of the site. The Department of Public Works and the Local Health District have determined that there will be no adverse effects from the continued utilization of these on-site services , since the use generates little demand for water and sewage facilities . The Local Health District has developed recommended conditions of approval to insure the safety of water and sewage systems.