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Item No. 2 PC: 11-19-92 SU-92-9 Page 4 Caltrans is requesting a 50-foot building setback along Interstate 5 for Parcels 1 and 7 to accommodate the potential need for additional rights-of-way that may be required'if or when the interchange improvements become a reality.' The applicant has provided for the setback on the tentative map. The recommended conditions of approval mitigate for all identified impacts. FACILITIES/SERVICES: Water/Sewage Disposal/Drainage/Street Lighting: The recommended Conditions of Approval require the project to be served by a public water system that shall provide adequate domestic and fire water supply, a public sewer collection and treatment system, and terminal drainage. it is further recommended that the property annex to CSA 31 to provide for the operation, maintenance, and improvement of storm drainage,the water system, the sanitary system, and street lighting facilities. A well site is located at the north end of the subdivision. The well will become part of the public water system. ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS: Omni-Means Ltd. prepared an air quality study (September 15, 1992) to determine if this project may produce levels of Carbon Monoxide (CO) that would exceed levels deemed significant relative to a cumulative impact on air quality. After reviewing the study, the San Joaquin Valley Regional Air Pollution Control District concluded that this project would not contribute significantly to a cumulative impact on air quality. The District provided standard dust and transportation reduction suggestions that were given to the applicant. An Initial Study was prepared for this project on May 5, 1992, and no significant environmental impacts were identified. On the basis of that review, a Negative Declaration was prepared. In addition, a Certificate of Fee Exemption with a'De Minimis Impact Finding' has been prepared which indicates that this project could not have a significant impact on fish and wildlife resources.