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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING AGENDA PACKET 9-1-26
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5298389.1 <br />Groundwater Supply to the City, up to the amount of the GPQ, within the Bernal Subbasin <br />(“Subbasin”). <br />J. The Parties wish to memorialize their agreement related to designing, constructing, <br />operating, and owning the groundwater wells and accompanying infrastructure (“Project”), as <br />well as the City’s entitlement to the Groundwater Supply generated by the Project. <br />AGREEMENT <br /> <br />1. Purpose. The purpose of this Agreement is to set out the Parties’ respective <br />obligations with regard to the design, construction, and operation of the Project. <br />2. Term. This agreement shall become fully effective as of the Effective Date and <br />shall continue until December 31, 2055, unless earlier terminated or extended by written agreement <br />of the Parties. <br />3. Facilities. The Project includes the design and construction of new groundwater <br />wells (“Wells”) at Pleasanton Tennis and Community Park and Hansen Park, located within the <br />City of Pleasanton (“Sites”), the design and construction of new raw groundwater pipelines <br />(“Pipelines”) from the Wells to Zone 7’s Hopyard Chloramination Facility (“Hopyard”), and the <br />design and construction of upgrades to Hopyard for increased capacity (“Hopyard Upgrades”). <br />Zone 7 shall operate these Facilities as part of its overall water supply system and deliver the <br />Groundwater Supply to the City via turnouts. Any other improvements to Zone 7’s water supply <br />system or the City’s distribution system are excluded from the scope of the Project. <br />4. Design, Permitting, and Construction. <br />4.1 Designated Lead Agency. Zone 7 shall act as the lead agency for the Project and <br />shall be responsible for all tasks necessary for the successful design, permitting, and construction <br />of the Project, with the exception that the City shall be responsible for community outreach <br />regarding the Project during the Project’s design, permitting and construction phases. Specific <br />anticipated tasks are noted below: <br />Task Responsible/Lead Agency <br />Preliminary Design and RFP <br />Development for PDB Services <br />Zone 7 <br />CEQA Zone 7 <br />Permitting, as applicable (e.g. <br />encroachment permits, stormwater <br />discharge permits)* <br />Zone 7 <br />Pre-Construction Phase Services <br />(Design through 60%, GMP <br />development, Owner Rep Services) <br />Zone 7 <br />Award of Early Works Procurement <br />Package <br />Zone 7 <br />Page 272 of 344
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