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M. Environmental Setting,Impacts,and Mitigations A. Land Use,Plans and Policies Policy 9: Establish a regular water quality monitoring program and interruption contingency plan for municipal wells. Policy 10: Investigate the possibility of groundwater contamination in those areas identified in the Woodward-Clyde study and adjacent to the City's Austin Road landfill and support long-term programs by appropriate agencies to prevent future groundwater degradation. Refer to Section III.&Hydrology,Geohydrology and Water Quality,for discussion of water quality issues. Fire Safety Goal 1: Incorporate fire safety precautions in existing urbanized areas and in planning for new development. Policy 1: Protection from fire hazards shall be a consideration in all planning,regulatory and capital improvement programs. Policy 2: Fire prevention programs shall be continued to reduce fire hazards and to increase public awareness. Policy 4: New development shall provide adequate access for emergency vehicles,particularly firefighting equipment,as well as provide evacuation routes. The proposed project would include continuation of existing fire safety programs and emergency access routes. Refer to Section M.C.Community Services and Utilities,for discussion of fire safety issues. Police Protection Goal 1: Provide protection to the public through effective law enforcement and the incorporation of crime prevention features into new development. Policy 1: Seek to promote the inclusion of security features in all structures. Policy 2: Defensible space design techniques shall be considered in the review of new development in order to enhance crime prevention. The proposed project would include security features and defensible space design features. The ® project would also be subject to review by the City of Stockton Police Department. Refer to Section M.C.Community Services and Utilities,for further discussion of security issues. i M.A.9