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PUBLIC SERVICES Background The developed portions of the Patterson Pass Business Park receive services from a variety of agencies. Water and wastewater treatment services are provided by the City of Tracy through a contractual services agreement signed in 1991. Other services are provided by San Joaquin County (storm drainage and sheriff's patrol) and by Tracy Rural Fire District. Water Service Water is provided to the business park by the Plain View Irrigation District.Raw water is taken out of the Delta Mendota Canal and treated at the City of Tracy's water treatment plant near the Tracy Airport.The treated water is conveyed to the business park through a 24-inch line that is owned and maintained by the City. The terms of the services agreement between Prologis(King&Lyons)and the City of Tracy require that the developer pay the City an annual fee in lieu of City taxes. The City will provide a treated water supply up to a maximum of 1.52 million gallons per day. As additional lands are developed within the business park, the lands are to be added to the services agreement and provided with treated water service. The services agreement states that the annual fee paid to the City is to be increased to cover water treatment and delivery costs for added lands. The Plain View Water District received approval in 1990 from the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to deliver water for municipal and industrial uses. Prologis subsequently received a grant allocation from Plain View for a maximum of 3.43 acre-feet of raw water for each farmable acre of land within the District. All of the land within the Patterson Pass Business Park is now within the boundaries of the Plain View Water District, following annexation approval in 1996 by the San Joaquin County Local Agency Formation Commission of the remaining 168 acres outside the District. Excluding the 34-acre Tri-State portion of the Tri-State/Cheng parcel (which has not received a water allocation),Prologis(King&Lyons)has a total maximum allocation from Plain View Water District of over 1,500 acre-feet per year, or approximately 1.35 million gallons per day. The projected water demand for full development of the entire 610-acre business park is expected to be between approximately 800,000 and 950,000 gallons per day (see Special Purpose Plan, page 47). Thus, the Plain View Water District allocation should be adequate to serve all planned growth, unless the U.S.Bureau of Reclamation is forced to cut water allocation to Plain View Water District during drought years. The amendment of 218.5 acres into the Special Purpose Plan requires the issuance of a"will serve" letter from Tracy,indicating that the City has the capacity to treat the additional amount of raw water for the amendment area. An application to the City of Tracy requesting an amendment to the Services Agreement to serve the additional land will be processed concurrently with the Special Purpose Plan Amendment. 93231-90.spp00.wpd-2/24/00 -15-