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Item No. 7 PC : 10-20-88 Tract # 2246 Page 5 Estates North, adjacent to the site on the west . one parcel , Lot 13 , will have access directly off of Quashnick Road. To enhance area circulation, the Department of Public Works is recommending that access to Lots 1 and 23 from Eight Mile Road be restricted. As these parcels both have access off of Weeping Willow Way, this restricted access from Eight Mile Road will not create a circulation problem. The noise barrier that was discussed above, and which will be required to provide noise attenuation, will also serve to restrict access to these lots from Eight Mile Road. At the Development Committee meeting held for this item, the Department of Public Works brought up two issues concerning the alignment of Weeping Willow Way. The first is that this street should be realigned to provide access to a five-acre parcel to the southeast of the project site in the event that this parcel develops in the future. The second issue concerns the "S" bend in Weeping Willow Way. Public Works is recommending that this bend be eliminated. FACILITIES/SERVICES : Water , Septic , and Drainage: As noted in the project description, public water and storm drainage systems are being proposed, with individual on-site septic tanks for sanitary sewage disposal . This is in confor- mance with Section 9-10002 (c) ( 1 ) of the Planning Title. The terminal drainage system will utilize a storm water detention pond to be located in the southeast corner of the project site ( shown on the tentative map as Lettered Lot A) before the storm water is ultimately released into Mosher Slough. Schools : The project site is within the Lodi Unified School District . Students from the project area would attend Davis Elementary School , Morada Middle School , and Tokay High School . Both Morada Middle School and Tokay High School are presently overcrowded and are projected to continue operating over capa- city in the near future . The project is subject to the payment of school development fees. As these fees may represent a sizeable amount of money, this information should be included in the public report for this subdivision which is filed with the State Department of Real Estate.