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SOUTH SAN 6OAQUIN' IRRIGATION DISTRICT 11011 East Highwaj' 120 . Manteca, California 95336 (209 ) 823-3101., FA% . (209 ) 823-8406 February 13 , 19&CElVED San Joaquin County Planning Department FEB 1810 E. Hazelton Avenue 1 `� 19Bg Stockton, CA 95205 SAN i0,A ATTENTION: RICHARD LARROUY PLANN//VG p COL/NT� SUBJECT: MS-89-58 (MINOR SUBDIVISION FOR RICHARD ESKES #243-032-15 VIS/ON The District' s standard request regarding tentative parcel maps is that all District easements be shown on the final map. This enables the District, property owners, and others to clearly define that portion of the property affected by District facilities. In most cases there are recorded documents that identify the perimeters of the easement which can easily be plotted on the parcel maps . However , there are instances when the District has either a prescriptive right-of-use or an unrecorded agreement to convey an easement on file which may or may not not clearly define the easement width. In such cases, the width of the easement required is determined on an individual basis . The type of facility involved and the width of similar types of facilities are generally factors considered in determining necessary right- of-way widths. In the event that a recorded document does not exist for a District facility within subject property, the District requests to be notified so that information can be provided to create a recorded easement on the final map. Additionally, applicants should be apprised that the District requires property owners to enter into an encroachment agreement with the District before any buildings , utilities, driveways, or other such encroachments are allowed within the easement. It should also be noted that certain encroachments such as an access driveway or a road crossing of a non-reinforced District pipeline is generally not permitted unless that portion of pipeline is replaced with reinforced concrete pipe. With regard to the proposed "re-parceling" , it should be noted that it is the responsibility of the individuals involved, and not the District to provide for private irrigation facilities, and easements should it be determined that a need exists for irrigation service to the smaller parcel . It is further requested that all applicants desiring to create small parcels for homesites and the like implement measures necessary to insure that the smaller parcels will not be subject to flooding from adjacent irrigated land. Sin erely yours, T �r g4 r,�_-� Sam F. Bologn Engineering Department SFB/rab Engineering /T.Map-A