CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING AGENDA PACKET 4-21-26

a. Provide Continuous Monitoring with UL 827 Compliant Central Station monitoring service for Fire Alarm, supervisory, and trouble signals. b. Signal Reception with an ability to receive signals from various sources (IP, cellular, radio, traditional dialers). c. Emergency response with an immediate verification of alarms and dispatch of emergency services to local fire and/or police. d. System maintenance with testing of the monitoring system (quarterly and annually) and repair services. e. Provide reporting with detailed logs of faults, tests, and event history. Materials and Disposal Requirements The Contractor shall furnish, as part of this agreement, all necessary materials, equipment, and supplies required for the inspection, testing, and maintenance of fire alarm systems. • All construction debris, defective parts, or waste materials shall be removed daily and disposed of in accordance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws • There shall be no additional charge to the City for waste removal or disposal • Work sites shall be kept clean and free of hazards at all times Fire Sprinkler Discharge Water Prevent discharge of water from fire sprinkler system maintenance and testing activities to the storm drain system. AFS water is from a potable water source and therefore contains chloramines, which are toxic to aquatic organisms. To comply with Pleasanton Municipal Revised Code §9.14.120 – Reduction of Pollutants in Storm Water, use the following guidelines: • Do NOT discharge water from fire sprinkler testing or maintenance activities into a storm drain or into an area that will discharge into a storm drain • Discharge all fire sprinkler discharge water to the sanitary sewer system If it is not practical or feasible to discharge to the sanitary sewer, AFS water may be discharged to a landscaped area, using all of the following controls: • To the greatest extent possible, a landscape area shall be found with sufficient capacity to contain the AFS discharge without eroding the surface and discharging sediment across pedestrian areas • The AFS discharge water shall flow through a mat containing sodium thiosulfate tablets (or equivalent) before flowing to a landscaped area in case some of the water overflows to the storm drain or MS4. Discharges to the storm drain or MS4 are not allowed if the AFS water contains visible amounts of suspended material/dirt/oxidation. • An energy dissipation device shall be employed as needed to prevent harm to the landscape and prevent sediment loss and runoff to the storm drain. • If AFS water contains visible amounts of suspended solids (oxidized materials/dirt/etc), fire system discharge must be contained and discharged to the sanitary sewer. All AFS water must be contained in an appropriate tank or tanker truck. Collected AFS discharge water shall be lawfully discharged in the sanitary sewer at a rate not to exceed the hydraulic capacity or causing a sanitary sewer overflow. • Fire sprinkler discharge water may be released into a vegetated area under the following conditions: Page 288 of 846