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Item No. l _ PC: 2-5-81 5-81-3/7-81-14 Page 2 REFERRALS AND REPLIES - Building Department - Approved plans, permits, and inspections required. - Public works Department - The land within the limits of the proposed subdivision would riot be subject to flooding from an Intermediate Regional Flood. Recommend Meadowbrook Drive and Meadowview Drive as 60' rights-of-way and all other streets 50' rights-of-way. Restricted access on all lots adjacent to Woodbridge Road to remove double frontage lots. Split 30' strip between Lots 34 and 35 and make strip part of subdivision, otherwise fenced strip will be catch for all litter/debri/junk with no maintenance by anyone, and will result in fire hazard. - Flood Control - Local Health District - conditions: 1. Connection to a Public water Supply is required. 2. Connection to a Public Sewer System is required. 3. Refuse, garbage, and other solid waste material must be stored and removed in accordance with San Joaquin County Ordinance #877 and #1481. - Air Pollution Control District - LAFCO - Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company - Pacific Gas and Electric Company - The Pacific Gas and Electric Company has an existing 10 inch gas main along the westerly boundary line of the subdivision. The gas line is within a 20 foot right- of-way, shown in blue on said map, granted by virtue of the deed from Elizabeth Nipkau to PG&E dated July 11, 1956 and recorded in Book 1896 of Official Records at page 281, San Joaquin County Records (copy attached). PG&E approves this map provided no fences are erected within or across our easement, and if any cuts or fills are to be made within the easement, PG&E must first review and approve the excavation plans, we are also requesting that the final map dedicate 5 foot P.U.E.'s along all lot frontages as shown in red on said map„ - Lodi Unified School District -,The Lodi Unified School District is opposed.tq the 104 unit residential subdivision, and to the rezoning due to the impact a new subdivision will create on our already over- crowded schools. The K-6 student's from the proposed subdivision will attend Lakewood School. The instructional capacity of this site is 478 pupils and the maximum capacity is extended to 580 through the interim extra load of 102. The enrollment as of 12-19-80, is 545 pupils, and planning maps have been received which are estimated to yield an additional 450 students upon completion of the subdivisions. The 52 additional students from this project will bring the total to 1047, or an increase of 467 pupils over the 580 student spaces available.