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by PG&E, and a gas line runs beneath Pock Lane adjacent to the project site. Telecommunication service is available through existing lines in the area. The project site is currently within the boundaries of Republic Services, one of five solid waste collectors providing service under franchise to San Joaquin County. The San Joaquin County Code requires that solid waste be collected from residential generators a minimum of once a week, and at least twice a week for commercial and industrial generators (San Joaquin County 2016a). Solid waste is transported and disposed of primarily at three active sanitary landfills in San Joaquin County. The North County Landfill on East Harney Lane has available capacity to 2048, and the Foothill Sanitary Landfill on North Waverly Road has available capacity to 2082 (CalRecycle 2021). The Forward Landfill on Austin Road near Stockton was to have reached its capacity in 2020; however, the County Board of Supervisors recently approved an expansion of Forward Landfill that would extend its life to 2036 (Crunden 2020). Environmental Impacts and Mitigation Measures a) Construction or Relocation of Infrastructure. Existing water, wastewater, and storm drainage lines are in the vicinity of the project site. Extensions from the project site to these existing facilities would occur within the existing County rights-of-way; no undeveloped lands would be affected by the installation of these extensions. The project would connect to existing electricity, natural gas, and telecommunication lines in the vicinity with no need for extensions. Infrastructure serving the proposed lots would be installed on the project site as part of site development, and therefore would not have impacts distinct from site development. Project impacts related to the construction or relocation of infrastructure would be less than significant. b) Water Supply. The project would connect to the water supply system of Cal Water. Existing water lines are in the project vicinity. According to Cal Water's 2020 Urban Water Management Plan for the Stockton district, Cal Water supplied approximately 24,106 acre-feet of water to its Stockton District in 2020. The amount of water used per capita per day in 2020 was approximately 124 gallons (Cal Water 2021). Based on the projected population of 641 (see Section 3.14, Population and Housing), project water demand at buildout would be 79,484 gallons per day, or approximately 130 acre-feet per year. The Cal Water Stockton District obtains approximately 84 percent of its water through purchases from the Stockton East Water District, with the remainder from 41 groundwater wells operated by Cal Water, of which 25 are currently active. As discussed in Section 3.10, Hydrology and Water Quality, the Cal Water 2020 Urban Water Management Plan for the Stockton District indicates that adequate water supply would be available to accommodate future demands in its service area, including the project site, during normal, single dry -year, and multiple dry -year scenarios. This conclusion considers projected water demands within the Stockton District, based on anticipated development and population growth (Cal Water 2021). As the project is consistent with Pock Lane Public Review Draft IS/MND 3-71 May 2022