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sanJoaquin county Project Description 2.4.4 Neighborhood 1 • Redesignate approximately 20 acmes from Commercial Recreation CS to PF (Public Facilities - Community Park). This is the relocation of North Community Park from its current location east of Central Fark-way and north of Syron Road. Reference Figure 2-4 for Neighborhood I existing and proposed amendments. 2,4.5 Neighborhood L • Redesignate 22 acres from Community Park to PF (Public Facnities-Private). • Relocate the K -S School approximately 1,000 feet south of its prior proposed location. • Relocate Neighborhood Paris approximately 1,300 feet south of its prior proposed location. • Relocate 1 -acre Neighborhood Commercial site approximately 1,309 feet south-east of its etasting location. Reference Figure 2-4 far Neighborhood L existing and proposed amendments. 2,4.6 Utilities Dnsite utilities would include electricity and natural gas, domestic water, wastewater, and storm drainage facilities, which were all analyzed in the 1994 MEIR and 2004 [SIM ND. All onsite utilities would be designed in accordance with the current Master Plan and Specific Plan IL applicable county codes, standard engineering practices. and MHCSD standards and specifications, and would not substantially change from the Specific Plan IL 2.4.6.1 Energy As under the current: approved Master Plan and Specific Plan II, electricity would still he provided by Modesto Irrigation District (MID) and gas service provided by Pacific Gas & Electric Company (PG&E). These two entities would be responsible for constructing any necessarye_t-tension aftheir infrastructure to serve the project. AMID substation was constructed outside Mountain House, on the south side of Kelso Road in Alameda County and would serve the project. Construction of this substation was the subject of a separate environmental review document (Modesto Irrigation District 2018). 2.4.6.2 Domestic Water MHCSD provides potable water to the Mountain house colnlnunity and would provide water to the project Domestic water demand is based upon Land use and dernand factors established by the MHCSD. Dem and factors used for this analysts are consistent with the updated and approved 2020 Potable Water System Master Plan Update. dated November 2020, and prepared by West -Yost. In accordance with existing entitlement documents, a 14 percent water conservation reduction in demand is used. The overall increase to domestic water demand for the proposed project (maximum daily water demand [MDWDj) is 115r223 gallonsperday(gpd] or 0.115milliongallomper day (mgd). The 202-0 Potable Water System Master Plan Update identifies a buildout projection to require a Water Treatment Plant [WTP) expansion to a total of 16.2 mgd. However, as identified in Section 12.6 of Specific Plan II, the WTP will ultimately be expanded to 20 mgd [Carlson, Barbee & Mountain House MasterPlan and Specific Man Ll April 2022 a Amendments and Revisions topprovedactions pu6'ic6rah ICF IOUB13 Initial Stu*Mitigated Negative Declaration 2-g 2 X43 58701.1 Resolution Template 01/2017