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WATER SYSTEM MANAGEMENT PLAN OCTOBER 2024 / CAROLLO <br />CITY OF PLEASANTON WATER SYSTEM MANAGEMENT PLAN 9 <br />5.1 Project Prioritization <br />Project recommendations were prioritized based on a system of categorization. <br />Priority Level A: These projects are ranked the highest if they are required for health and safety; <br />required by law, regulation, or contract; are under construction; and/or are funded by applicants or <br />outside funding source. <br />Priority Level B: These projects are those that provide measurable progress toward achieving the <br />City's goals, but the City has a moderate level of control as to when these projects should be <br />accomplished. <br />Priority Level C: Projects not meeting the criteria for priority level A or B are ranked as priority <br />level C. These are projects that are anticipated to be needed, but may not yet have defined scopes, <br />and schedules. <br />5.2 Priority A Project Descriptions <br />5.2.1 Water Supply Projects <br />WS-1 Near Term Improvements for Water Supply Change <br />The project entails constructing distribution improvements as described in the WDSCMP to facilitate the <br />City (in the near-term) receiving one hundred percent of its water supply from Zone 7 purchases that are <br />delivered through the seven turnouts. <br />1.S-1. Construct 3,250 feet of 24-inch pipeline (the existing 12-inch to be abandoned) in Stoneridge <br />Road between Hopyard Road and Johnson Drive. <br />2.S-2. Construct 1,600 feet of 18-inch pipeline in Bernal Avenue between Nevada Court and Vineyard <br />Avenue. <br />3.S-3. Construct 4,650 feet of 20-inch pipeline in Sunol Boulevard between Bernal Avenue and <br />Sycamore Road. <br />4.BS-1. Booster Station at Turnout 4 at Hopyard Road and Stoneridge Drive with a capacity of <br />5,200 gallons per minute. <br />5.I-2. Construct 160 feet of 18-inch pipeline in Stoneridge Drive from Turnout #4 to Hopyard Road <br />6.I-3. Replace 210 feet of existing 10-inch pipeline with a new 16-inch pipeline in Vineyard Avenue <br />between the Vineyard Booster Station and Bernal Avenue. <br />WS-2 Long Term Improvements for Water Supply Change <br />Project entails constructing improvements to recover the use of the City's Groundwater Pump Quota. The <br />City is considering a City owned option versus a regional option with Zone 7 as defined below. <br />City Owned Option: <br />1.New City groundwater wells W-1, and W-2 as defined in the WDSCMP. <br />2.Pipeline projects F-1 through F-5, as defined in the WDSCMP: <br />Page 440 of 658