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15 EBDA/LAVWMA Master Agreement July 1, 2021 agencies. LAVWMA may discharge Agency-Generated Brine or any other waste treated by a LAVWMA member agency through its full secondary treatment process into the EBDA System, provided that it is properly included in LAVWMA’s effluent samples and all permit conditions for doing so are met. 5.13 Brine Management (Other). For brine that is generated by an entity other than a LAVWMA member agency or from a source other than LAVWMA-agency wastewater, a formal agreement must be unanimously approved by the EBDA Commission. The agreement will generally include the following: a) Provision for EBDA to unilaterally discontinue accepting brine into EBDA’s system when continued acceptance of brine is not in the best interest of EBDA. Specific conditions around such discontinuation will be outlined in the agreement. b) Indemnification of EBDA against liability resulting from such disposal. 6. LAVWMA’S Financial Participation in the EBDA System 6.1 Operations and Maintenance. LAVWMA shall be responsible for its share of all applicable costs attributable to LAVWMA’s use of and capacity rights in the EBDA System, which include OLEPS, MDF, Operations Center, and force main from OLEPS to Bay Outfall, and exclude those costs specifically associated with the Union Effluent Pump Station (UEPS), Hayward Effluent Pump Station (HEPS) and their associated force main sections, as well as facilities owned by the City of San Leandro. The costs shall include: operations, maintenance, administration, studies, reports, and renewal and replacement of equipment including equipment covered by EBDA’s Renewal and Replacement Program. Certain costs shall be allocated on a DocuSign Envelope ID: 2015A7A9-8BAE-4CD6-9738-D2CFBB077285