Opinions wanted on package structuring in cvs

Hello all,
My organization stores packages in separate directories in our repository.
E.g., look at the tree structure below. The example package is
com.company.util
Although this poses no compilation problems, this still seems odd to me.
The first oddity is organization. All classes related to a package are in different directories in this example, shouldn't they be in the same directory?
My second perspective is potentially versioning problems.If we tag Project1 as 3.4 and XProj as 5.6, which version is the package at?
I was wondering if any of you would share your opinions on this...
Thanks!
-root
----Project1
-------com
----------company
-------------util
----------------+MyClass.java
----XProj
-------com
----------company
-------------util
----------------+AnotherClass.java

ideally all classes having same package should be in the same directory
see one of the main function of creating packages in java is grouping classes having same functionality
of e.g u have a package call
com.utility
now all classes which provides some utility in a project are kept under this package and the dir structure will be com/utility/classes
so that a new developer is looking for some utility class he will direclty search under this dir...
in ur case the new developer who has join the project in middle might go mad searching.....

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