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Item No. 5 PC: 10-2-80 S-81-2 Page 3 This project was previously approved subject to the following conditions: 1. All improvements shall be in conformance with. the requirements of the County of San Joaquin. 2. Easements for utilities shall be as required by P.G.&E. , P.T.&T. , and all other public utilities. The provisions of Sections 9-1731 and 9-1733 of Ordinance 2634 as amended, shall apply. Electrical power distribution may be overhead except the individual line which shall be underground. 3. Plans for all improvements to be approved by San Joaquin County Department of Public Works prior to consideration of the final subdivision map. 4. A drainage system shall be provided to meet the County requirements and to provide adequate drainage for the development. The acceptance or approval by the County of the drainage system does not relieve the developer (or his engineer) of the responsibility of providing adequate drainage system. 5. Witer system or methods shall conform to the requirements of the Local Health District. 6. The minimum net lot area shall be three acres. 7. In lieu of conveyance of park land to the County, as prescribed in Section 18.01 of Ordinance 892, as amended, the developer shall contribute fees of equivalent value as defined in said section. 8. A Preliminary Soil Report as prescribed in Section 9-1507 of Ordinance 2634, as amended, shall be required. 9. The developers of this property shall dedicate the "sand necessary for the widening of Forest Lake Road and pay the entire cost of materials and labor for the widening of six feet of the north side of Forest Lake Road by depositing the cost of said widening improvement to Road District No. 4 account, The monies to be contributed in lieu of said improvement to be approved by the Department of Public Works. 10 The developer shall file a waste discharge report with the State 16 Regional Water Quality Control Board. 11. � A plot plan shall be submitted with all applications for building permits indicating that lot and road drainage will be retained on the lot and not directed onto the County road. (I2.\ Sewage disposal methods shall conform to the Local Health District Ordinance No. 549. 13. The relocation of a drainage easement and the establishment of a drainage easement shall be subject to Flood Control District approval. 14. Stoney Creek Drive shall be 32 ' of pavement on a 60' right-of-way, with no drain ditches. 15. The developer shall, dedicate a 20 foot strip of land on the east side of Lower Sacramento Road for drainage purpose. DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE ACTION - At its meeting of September 24, 1980, the Development Committee certified EIR-74-25 and approved the project subject to the previously approved conditions with the following changes :