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Paragraph 12. Facilities Existing at the Time of Execution of This Agreement. As of the date of this Agreement, LAVWMA owns and operates storage, pumping and pipeline facilities for the disposal of wastewater effluent. The wastewater treatment plants are owned by the City of Livermore and DSRSD. Effluent is conveyed through LAVWMA's 16 mile export pipeline (approximately 4 miles of force main and 12 miles of gravity interceptor) from LAVWMA's export pump station located in Pleasanton to the East Bay Dis- chargers Authority (EBDA) pipeline in San Leandro where it is ultimately discharged into San Francisco Bay. The export pipeline, pumping station, storage and other associated facilities are joint-use facilities, and have a capacity of 21-mgd PWWF with storage capacity of 18 million gallons. They are allocated as Livermore, 41.56 percent; Pleasanton 35.73 percent; and DSRSD, 22.71 percent. The effluent pump station at the DSRSD treatment plant and the force main which carries effluent .36 miles to the joint use facilities are dual-use facilities which are shared by Pleasanton at 61.14 percent and DSRSD at 38.86 percent. There is also a sole use facility which is an interceptor of approximately 6.37 miles. carrying effluent from the Livermore treatment plant to the joint use facilities and is allocated to Livermore, 100 percent. Paragraph 13. Influent Limits. 13.1 LAVWMA and its Member Agencies establish an influent limit of 31.8 mgd ADWF for raw wastewater influent to all existing and future wastewater treatment facilities providing wastewater treatment for the Service Area specified in paragraph 14. The influent limit shall be allocated as follows: Livermore 11.1 mgd; Pleasanton 10.3 mgd; and DSRSD 10.4 mgd. The influent limit shall remain in effect for all Mem- ber Agencies regardless of whether a Member Agency participates in the Project. A Member Agency will not issue connections if that Agency's influent limit has been reached. Two Member Agencies may transfer between them a portion of their influent allocation upon mutual agreement. 13.2 The influent limit will be in perpetuity unless modified by unanimous agreement of the Member Agencies. 13.3 The Member Agencies shall develop a uniform system for installing, operating and maintaining a system for influent metering at the v.~aste- water treatment facilities that is approved unanimously by the LAVWMA Board, with metering to be installed no later than comple- tion of the new pipeline. Paragraph 14. Service Area. 14.1 service to Incorporated Areas. Livermore, Pleasanton and DSRSD may provide wastewater service, including collection, conveyance, treatment LAVWMA/JPA/FINAL -7- July 21, 1997