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2. State Highway U.S. Route 205 is 1/10 mile South of the subdivision. FIRE PROTECTION: The County of San Joaquin Bureau of Fire Prevention advises as follows: The subdivision is located within the Tracy Rural Fire Protection District, 22284 7th Street, Banta, California 95304. The nearest fire station is located at Byron and Grant Line Roads, approximately 2.5 miles response to the subdivision site. Protection provided on first alarm would be a 750 GPM pumper with one firefighter. On second alarm, an additional 1,000 GPM pumper and a 3,200 gallon water tender with two firefighters and eight volunteers. The site presently has an insurance service office (ISO) classification of Rural Class 8. SEWAGE DISPOSAL: Septic systems will be used for sewage disposal. SOIL CONDITIONS: A report on soil conditions is available at San Joaquin County Department of Public Works, 1810 East Hazelton Avenue, Stockton, California. WATER: County Service Area Number 35, San Joaquin County Department of Public Works. TELEPHONE: Pacific Bell. GAS: Pacific Gas and Electric Company. ELECTRICITY: Pacific Gas and Electric Company. ASSESSMENTS: This subdivision lies within the boundaries of County Service Area Number 35 and is subject to any taxes, assessments and obligations thereof. County Service Area Number 35 will provide water service to the subdivision. The County advises that each lot will be subject to a special assessment of this service area, estimated to be between $300.00 and $360.00 per year. The special assessment will be collected with property taxes. Lot purchasers will be responsible for payment of the special assessment. The subdivision also lies within the boundaries of the South Delta Water Agency District, and is subject to any taxes, assessments, and obligations thereof. The subdivider advises as follows: "The purpose of the South Delta Water Agency District is to enter into contracts with the State of California and the United States in order to insure a sufficiency of irrigation water within the District's boundary. Funds for the district are collected with the County's property taxes as an assessment, not as an ad valorem tax. The San Joaquin County Auditor's Office advises the current assessment for one acre of land or less is $1.38, and the assessment for more than one acre is $1.38 for each full acre and $1.38 for each fraction of an acre. The above assessments will be assumed by the purchaser of any lot within this subdivision." Page 4 of 5 File No. 023271SA-FOO