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Item No. 1 PC: 10-15-87 SU-88-1 Page 4 Traffic Circulation: Access to the subdivision would be by French Camp Road, with internal circulation provided by Loduca Way and Junction Court . Junction Court is a cul-de-sac, approximately 800 feet in length. However, the Department of Public Works is requiring that Junction Court to the east boundary of the subdivision be reserved for emergency access and a future 50-foot right-of-way street:- Parcels-to the south of the project will have access to French Camp Road bg way-.of the existing easement along the railroad tracks. French Camp Road is a busy major collector, with an increase in activity during peak agricultural seasons. The addition of nine residences to the area would slightly increase the congestion on French Camp Road. The Department of Public Works is requiring a dedication and improvement of French Camp Road on the subdivision side in conformance with an 84-foot right-of- way. Direct access to French Camp Road from Lots . i and 6 shall be restricted. FACILITIES/SERVICES: The parcels of the subdivision shall be served by private wells and septic systems. Storm drainage shall be contained on the site. The Pacific Gas and Electric Company will serve the sub- division and is requesting a 10-foot-wide public utility easement on all street frontages within the subdivision. It should be noted that the South San Joaquin Irrigation District owns, operates, and maintains facilities within the proposed development. The District' s concerns and requirements shall be covered under the Conditions of Approval . ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS: An Initial Study for this project was prepared on September 2, 1987. Any possibly significant effects will be reduced to 's less than significant level by conditions of approval. On the basis of the Initial Study, a Negative Declaration was prepared.