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Neumiller, Beardslee, Siegert, Glahn, Shephard & Greene ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS 916 BANK OF AMERICA BUILDING ROBERT L.BEARDSLEE IRVING L-NEUMILLER WILLIAM E.SIEGERT STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA 95202 1699-1970 DARRELL GLAHN _ THOMAS J.SHEPHARD (AREA CODE 209)466-0481 r"" r' P^ F, f"'i, , GEORGE A.RITZ CHRISTOPHER A.GREENE r^ 'J I:', II \'� 1689-1971 DUNCAN RSON RUDY V 6ILAWSLAWSKI D R A ROGER' C. MORRISON q JAMES R.DYKE T �� '} ;973 WILLIAM B MCPHEPSON rI lJ I w y MR. ROBERT HUNTER `'AN IDh,QDIN LOCAL Director of Planning HEALTH DISTRICT County of San Joaquin 1810 East Hazelton Avenue Stockton, California MR. FRANK CATELLI Chief Building Inspector County of San Joaquin 1810 East Hazelton Avenue Stockton, California Gentlemen: Enclosed for each of you you will find a copy of Agree- ment executed on 1973. The Agreement specifically provides that the Tower Park Marina at Terminous will not under- take any development in excess of a 50 seat restaurant, an 82 unit travel trailer park and camp ground, 50 wet berths and 100 mobile homes until such time as a second phase of a water treat- ment plant consisting of the addition of mechanical equipment in the clarifier shell to perform the functions of primary mixing, floculation and clarification. Each of the undersigned expressly request that you not issue any use permits, building permits, or occupancy permits which would permit development in excess of the items specified above until such Phase II is completed. At the present time, the aforementioned restaurant, 82 unit travel trailer park and camp ground and 50 wet berths are in place and mobile homes are being developed. Accordingly, any new development other than mobile .homes or any mobile homes in excess of a total of 100 cannot be undertaken at the Tower Park Marina until the second stage facilities have been completed. You will be advised by the San Joaquin Local Health District or the Bureau of Sanitary Engineering of the Department of Public Health of the State of California that the necessary Stage II facilities have been com- pleted so that additional permits can be allowed. In this regard it is understood that developers and investors may apply for and obtain approval of a use permit for additional expansion if said use permit is expressly conditioned upon the completion of the necessary Stage II facilities.