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the Fairgrounds, Any assessment districts, CC&Rs, recordable documents, etc" should include appropriate disclosure statements with wording to be approved by the Fair Association, Response: This comment does not raise a CEQA issue, However, the City of Pleasanton could develop comparable disclosure statements through the PUD process, D. ALAMEDA.COUNTY,FlOODCONTROl AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT, ZONE7 lETTER OF MARCH 23, 2006 D 1 Comment: The DEI R states (p, 87) that mitigation of the impacts of Bernal Property site development was implemented in Phase I of the Bernal Property project through the installation of two detention basins and that it has been determined that the Bernal Property Phase II development will have "no adverse environmental impacts relating to flooding or hydromodification," Since the adoption of the Bernal Property Phase I Specific Plan, Zone 7 has been updating its Stream Management Master plan (SMMP), which is an update to Zone Ts 1966 Flood Control Master Plan, To assist Zone 7 in planning for future improve- ments to the flood control system, it is imperative that the City provide a technical analysis to identify any impacts to the regional flood control system that may occur downstream of the proposed project. Response: The comment provides context with regard to the regional flooding situation in Arroyo de la Laguna and stresses the importance of continued collaboration between the City and Zone 7 when any changes to the floodplain dynamics are proposed, The City is committed to continue to work with Zone 7 on these issues, D 2 Comment: Clarification is requested for the capacity of the Arroyo de la Laguna to accommodate the 100-year flood of 17,000 cubic feet per second (cfs) , The Arroyo de la Laguna may have the capacity of at least 17,000 cfs; however, no floods have been recorded to validate the capacity, As clarification, FEMA's 100-year flood for Arroyo de la Laguna is 17,000 cfs while Zone Ts ultimate design flow for Arroyo de la Laguna is currently 25,500 cfs, In addition, the area downstream of the Bernal Avenue Bridge is currently unable to handle ultimate design flows due to the restriction of flood flows, Zone Ts SM MP and its Master Environmental Impact Report were recently made available for public review and the comment period extends through May 1, 2006, It is imperative that the City continue to coordinate closely with Zone 7 regarding the City's future plans, supporting reports, data, and information for all its flood and storm water related improvements in order to meet regional flood protection goals and objectives outlined in the SMMP, 25