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14.3 The Member Agencies will, individually and collectively, actively resist any other governmental agency requiring a Member Agency to provide wastewater or disposal service to any unincorporated areas other than the areas described herein. Paragraph 15. Piyeline Project. 15.1 Project Description. Upon execution of this Agreement, the Member Agencies shall initiate the Project, which includes an export pumping and pipeline expansion that increases the total design capacity of the LAVWMA system to 41.2 mgd PWWF. The Project shall consist of an expansion component and a repair component. The expansion com- ponent includes a new pipeline which is intended to have a design capacity of 21 mgd PWWF, an expanded export pumping station and, at the appropriate time, a Livermore funded pump station and possible improvements to the LAVWMA sole use interceptor. Construction of the new pipeline shall be followed immediately by the repair compo- nent consisting of the relining of the existing pipeline which is intended _ to have a design capacity of 20.2 mgd PWWF. 15.2 PWWF Capacity The total PWWF design capacity of the Project is 41.2 mgd. If all Member Agencies participate in the Project, the P W W F capacity shall be allocated as follows: Livermore 12.4 mgd; Pleasanton 14.4 mgd; and DSRSD 14.4 mgd; and the expansion increment of the Pro- ject shall be: Livermore 3.672 mgd; Pleasanton 6.897 mgd; and DSRSD 9.631 mgd. Any Member Agency that does not participate in the Project retains its right to utilize its existing PWWF capacity in the L A V W M A pipeline(s) and related facilities which is: Livermore 8.728 mgd; Pleasan- ton 7.503 mgd; and DSRSD 4.769 mgd. Two Member Agencies may transfer between them a portion of their PWWF allocation upon mutual agreement. 15.3 Project A va s_ LAVWMA is committed to validating this Agree- ment and to implementing the Project at the earliest date feasible, consistent with compliance with applicable engineering, financial, envi- ronmental and other regulatory requirements. LAVWMA will prepare the studies, reports, findings and other documents necessary for action on the Project ("Project approvals"), including environmental review, a financing plan, and a resolution and findings authorizing implementa- tion of the Project. 15.4 Validation Action. 15.4.1 Promptly following adoption of this Agreement, L A V W M A shall initiate a validation action to establish the legal validity of LAVWMA/JPA/FINAL -9- July 21, 1997