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5 EBDA/LAVWMA Master Agreement July 1, 2021 2.3 “MGD.” Million gallons per day. 2.4 “LAVWMA PWWF” (Peak Wet Weather Flow). The instantaneous rate of flow in MGD, made up of dry weather flow plus the infiltration and inflow flows typically found as a result of a precipitation event, as measured at LAVWMA’s monitoring station located approximately one mile north of EBDA’s Oro Loma Effluent Pump Station (OLEPS). 2.5 “Treated Wastewater.” Wastewater which complies with all National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit requirements imposed upon EBDA as well as NPDES permit requirements imposed directly upon LAVWMA or its member agencies by any regulatory agency. 3. Authorization to Connect to the EBDA System LAVWMA is authorized by EBDA to connect its wastewater line to EBDA’s System along EBDA’s force main north of OLEPS and south of the Marina Dechlorination Facility (MDF) and to discharge its treated wastewater in and through the EBDA force main subject to the provisions, limitations and conditions of this Amended and Restated Master Agreement. 4. LAVWMA’s Right of Discharge 4.1 General Right of Discharge. Subject to the provisions, limitations and conditions of this Amended and Restated Master Agreement, LAVWMA shall have the right to discharge a total of 41.2 MGD PWWF into the EBDA system, which right consists of Firm Capacity of 19.72 MGD and 21.48 MGD of “Interruptible Capacity.” 4.2 Interruptible Capacity. LAVWMA’s “Interruptible Capacity” refers to that capacity which exceeds LAVWMA’s Firm Capacity of 19.72 MGD, up to a maximum of 41.2 MGD, and which is restricted by the ability of OLEPS to pump the flow from the southern portion of the system (from Union, Hayward, and Oro Loma) against the flow from the northern portion of the DocuSign Envelope ID: 2015A7A9-8BAE-4CD6-9738-D2CFBB077285