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54 <br /> <br /> open space. It is consistent with the General Plan. The staff <br /> report and EIR reflects the capability for this use in and around <br /> a residential neighborhood. He pointed out that the EIR included <br /> an analysis of what the school capacity is. He thought the project <br /> would impact the Vintage Hills School by approximately 30 children. <br /> There were a number of improvements anticipated between now and the <br /> time that this project would come forward to make sure that that <br /> capacity was accommodated. <br /> <br /> Ms. Mohr referred to the water supply for the golf course. <br /> She asked if the applicant would agree to a condition that if there <br /> were mandatory rationing, before citizens' water was cut back from <br /> water use, the golf course water would get cut back. She believed <br /> that on a state level agriculture and commercial uses get cut back <br /> before residential uses do. <br /> <br /> Mr. Inderbitzen said that Mr. Fairfield would need to answer <br /> that question but he hoped that that situation would never arise. <br /> This property had been included in the General Plan analysis for <br /> the City including the anticipated water demands. The property as <br /> to the residential aspects was included in the numbers that Zone 7 <br /> provided. Included in the conditions of approval is a condition <br /> that states that the project is conditioned on availability of <br /> water. Also the water demand for the golf course would be <br /> different than the demands for residential uses. They are <br /> confident that they have enough water for construction purposes. <br /> The lakes around the golf course would be filled at off-peak hours <br /> from the City, supplementing that with City water and then drawing <br /> from that during the daylight hours. <br /> <br /> Mr. Fairfield indicated that he would not agree to the <br /> condition stating that the golf course would be cut back from water <br /> before the residents were. He would agree to have the same level <br /> of rationing as the rest of the community. He added that the water <br /> use would be less than what has been anticipated in previous golf <br /> courses because of the state of the art sprinkler system. <br /> <br /> Ms. Mohr asked for clarification. She asked if he was saying <br /> that the gallonage as projected in the EIR has been reduced. <br /> <br /> Mr. Fairfield stated that the gallonage that was projected in <br /> the EIR is a comfortable number. They will do their best to make <br /> it more comfortable. He indicated this was for peak summertime use <br /> and with one good producing well. <br /> <br /> Ms. Mohr then asked if there was a potential for reuse of <br /> water. <br /> <br /> Mr. Fairfield explained that the system would be designed for <br /> reuse. The lakes are particularly suitable for that. The problem <br /> with reuse is where would it come from, whether the Department of <br /> Health Services would approve it, and how would it be transported. <br /> <br /> 9/15/92 28 <br /> <br /> <br />