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LONG TERM AGREEMENTS
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DOCUMENT DATE
7/21/1997
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - NAME
LAVWMA JPA
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - TYPE
MISC AGMT
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - RECORD SERIES
704-06
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DESTRUCTION DATE
PERMANENT
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16.5 In addition to the cost sharing allocations set forth in this paragraph, <br />each Member Agency shall continue to pay its share of LAVWMA's <br />annual operating budget as set forth in paragraph 23. <br />16.6 Project cost sharing in any future facilities, as provided in paragraph 18, <br />shall be allocated in proportion to each Member Agency's capacity in the <br />additional facilities. <br />Paragrraph 17. Coordinated Operation. The Member Agencies will operate all <br />treatment and disposal facilities in the LAVWMA Service Area, including <br />storage ponds and reverse osmosis facilities, in a coordinated manner to <br />minimize the risk of a LAVWMA overflow. <br />Paragraph 18. Future Facilities. <br />18.1 When an individual Member Agency reaches 75% of its PWWF allo- <br />cated capacity set forth in paragraph 15.2 and at the overflow frequency <br />established by the Regional Water Quality Control Board ("RWQCB"), <br />the Member Agencies agree to cooperate in identifying and implement- <br />ing or allowing implementation of additional facilities, such as storage, <br />stream discharge or chain of lakes discharge, to provide additional <br />PWWF capacity. <br />18.2 The Member Agencies also recognize that, over time, the likelihood of <br />interruption by. EBDA is expected to increase and will require future <br />planning and additional facilities as described herein for an alternate <br />means of PWWF disposal during interruption by EBDA. <br />18.3 If proposed facilities include additional export pipeline capacity, unani- <br />mous approval of the LAVWMA Board is required including, where a <br />Member Agency so provides, an affirmative vote of its voters. <br />Paragrra-ph 19. Citv Participation in Project. <br />19.1 After the LAVWMA Board approves the Project, the cities of Pleasanton <br />and Livermore will take question of participation in the Project to their <br />respective voters at the earliest possible date. It is anticipated that such a <br />vote will occur no later than November 1998. If an election cannot be <br />held by that date because the LAVWMA Board is unable to take action <br />on the Project in sufficient time to allow the cities to place the matter o n <br />the ballot, the matter will be placed on the ballot no later than the next <br />established election date following approval of the Project. Except as <br />provided in paragraph 19.2, no Member Agency shall proceed with the <br />Project until after the cities have had an opportunity to take the question <br />of participation in the Project to their voters. <br />LAVWMA/JPA/FINAL -12- July 21, 1997 <br />
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