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Item No . PC : 11-19-87 SU-87-22 Page 5 that any lot within the subdivision may be reached by alter- native routes. Consistent with this requirement , the Department of Public Works is requesting as a Condition of Approval that the two cul-de-sacs shown on the tentative map (Heather Court and Alder Court ) be interconnected to form a connecting street between Alder Street and Leward Way. Public Works is also requesting as a Condition of Approval that Chrisman Road shall be dedicated and improved on the sub- division side in conformance to the County standard of an 84-foot right-of-way street . At the October 28 , 1987 , Development Committee meeting for this item, the applicant noted that he was unwilling to connect the two cul-de-sacs and make the improvements along Chrisman Road. Access : Planning staff is recommending that access to Lots 20-24 from Chrisman Road be restricted and that access to Lots 1 , 15 , and 24 from Valpico Road be restricted. FACILITIES/SERVICES : Water , Sewer, and Storm Drainage Facilities : This Major Subdivision application was filed pursuant to Section 9-10002 (e) ( 1 ) of the Planning Title . This section allowed Rural Residential Tentative Subdivision Maps filed prior to May 28 , 1987 , to be considered under development stan- dards in effect prior to that date . On that date, the Board of Supervisors adopted the County Development Ordinance, which required (among other items) that Rural Residential parcels less than two acres be served by a community water system and a community drainage system. As proposed Bojoli Estates will be served by individual on-site retention basins and individual septic tanks. Water will be provided on an interim basis by private wells. "Dry" waterlines are also to be installed in preparation for the future community water system. Schools: The project is within the Tracy Joint Union and Jefferson Elementary School Districts, both of which are experiencing overcrowding. The project is subject to the payment of deve- lopment fees, which will aid but not provide sufficient funding for new facilities . As these fees may represent a sizeable amount of money, this information should be included in the