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Mr . Sanfilippo November 1 , 2022 Page 2 a viable connection already exists . This existing access will need to be upgraded to current Caltrans standard . 2 . The proposed driveway may require the removal of an existing Valley Oak tree . As this tree is a protected species, the applicant must obtain San Joaquin County ' s approval to remove it and provide Caltrans with proof of that approval during the Encroachment Permit phase . A bird survey of the area will also be required . 3 . The proposed site development is adjacent to the state route . The developer needs to ensure that the existing state drainage facilities will not be significantly impacted by the project . If historical undeveloped topography shows drainage from this site flowed into the State Right - of- Way (SROW ) , it may continue to do so with the conditions that peak flows may not be increased from the pre- construction quantity and the site runoff be treated to meet present storm water quality standards . If historical undeveloped topography shows drainage from this site did not flow into the SROW , then it will not be allowed to flow into the SROW . 4 . An Encroachment Permit will be required for any work done within the Department ' s right of way . This work is subject to the California Environmental Quality Act . Therefore , environmental studies may be required as part of the encroachment permits application . A qualified professional must conduct any such studies undertaken to satisfy the Department ' s environmental review responsibilities . Ground disturbing activities to the site prior to completion and / or approval of required environmental documents may affect the Department ' s ability to issue a permit for the project . Furthermore , if engineering plans or drawings will be part of your permit application , they should be prepared in standard units . If you have any questions, please contact me at 209 - 483- 2582 or Nicholas Fung at ( 209 ) 986- 1552 . Sincerely , FOR Tom Dumas Chief, Office of Metropolitan Planning " Provide a safe and reliode transportation network that serves dl people and respects he emAronrnent "