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Access to the 2706 Pock Lane site would be primarily from an extension of Loomis Road along the southern boundary of the site, intersecting with Pock Lane across from the existing Loomis Road to the west. The two-lane Loomis Road extension would be constructed with a road pavement width of approximately 36 feet, with sidewalk six feet in width on each side. The Loomis Road extension would terminate at the street designated as "Street F" on Figure 2-1, with a "street knuckle" to be installed at that intersection. However, an access way approximately 25 feet wide would be extended from this street knuckle to the existing Loomis Road east of the 2706 Pock Lane site. This access way would be for emergency vehicles only. The proposed lots would be served by internal streets with a pavement width of approximately 36 feet and sidewalks six feet in width on each side. All internal streets and the Loomis Road extension, except for one segment near the eastern boundary,would have curb, gutter, and sidewalk improvements installed on both sides of these streets in accordance with County standards. Curb, gutter, and sidewalk improvements would also be installed on the side of Pock Lane directly fronting the project site. All lots within the 2706 Pock Lane subdivision would be served with potable water and sanitary sewer lines (Figure 2-2A). Potable water service would be provided by the California Water Service Company (Cal Water), while sanitary sewer service would be provided by the City of Stockton. Existing water and sewer mains are in the vicinity of the project site, so no new mains would need to be constructed. All internal streets would have public utility easements approximately 10 feet in width on each side, as would the Loomis Road extension. The 2706 Pock Lane site would be served with storm drainage collection lines. As noted, the proposed subdivision map has designated a location for a storm drainage detention basin. The basin would be connected to the detention basin proposed for the 3009 Pock Lane site via a pipeline beneath Pock Lane. The collected drainage from both projects would be discharged to an existing storm drain line in B Street to the west of both projects via a force main(see below). 3009 Pock Lane The portion of the project site on 3009 Pock Lane, which is southwest of the 2706 Pock Lane site, consists of one parcel, designated APN 179-120-11 and totaling approximately 23 acres. It is bounded on the east by Pock Lane and on the north by Loomis Road. Duck Creek, a channelized stream, traverses the central portion of the 3009 Pock Lane site. The project proposes to subdivide the 3009 Pock Lane parcels into 108 lots for single- family residential development (Figure 2-113). In the east-central portion of the proposed subdivision, a lot designated as Lot A on Figure 2-2A is proposed for combined use as an open space area and a basin. Duck Creek would permanently divide the two parts of the 3009 Pock Lane site; the only facility connecting these two parts would be the existing bridge on Pock Lane that crosses Duck Creek. Access to the 3009 Pock Lane site would be primarily from three streets connecting directly to Pock Lane. Two streets would connect the southern part of the site to Pock Lane. The Pock Lane Public Review Draft IS/MND 2-2 May 2022