DUBLIN SAN RAMON SERVICES WASTEWATER DISPOSAL (13-1172C)

ground water areas, designed to provide a maximum Disposal Capacity of 2.5 mgd. K. District's Treatment Plant Basic Agreement Definition. L. District' Treatment Plant Expansion Project a proposed expansion of District's Treatment Plant that will increase its Treatment Capacity by at least 2.0 mgd ADWF. M. DOHS the Department of Health Services of the State of California, which Department has certain regulatory and permitting authority over Wastewater reclamation (recycling) projects. N. LAVWMA Basic Agreement Definition. O. LAVWMA's Expansion Project the export pumping and pipeline expansion project for Wastewater disposal that increases the total design capacity of the LAVWMA system to 41.2 mgd PWWF, consisting of an expansion component and a repair component. The expansion component includes a new pipeline which is intended to have a design capacity of 21 mgd PVVVVF, an expanded export pumping station and, at an appropriate time, a pump station funded by the City of Livermore and possible improvements to the LAVWMA sole -use interceptor. Construction of the new pipeline will be followed immediately by the repair component consisting of the relining of the existing pipeline which is intended to have a design capacity of 20.2 mgd PVVWF. P. LAVWMA's Existing Facilities existing facilities consisting of a 16 mile export pipeline (approximately 4 miles of force main and 12 miles of gravity interceptor) from LAVWMA's export pump station, located in City, to the East Bay Dischargers Authority "EBDA pipeline in the City of San Leandro; storage capacity of 18 million gallons; an effluent pump station at District's Treatment Plant and the force main which carries effluent; and an interceptor that carries effluent from the treatment plant owned and operated by the City of Livermore. Q. LAVWMA's JPA the Amended and Restated Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement for the Livermore Amador Valley Water Management Agency, adopted July 21, 1997. Agmt40b 3 8/27/97