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Additional future capacity for subsequent additions and expansions may be available depending on the existence of approved construction plans for such additions and expansions and the priorities established in the 1972 Settlement Agreement. Future treatment capacity referenced in this section is expected to become available with the commencement of opera- tion of the LAVWMA (Livermore-Amador Water Management Agency) export pipeline. Construction of said pipeline has commenced as of April 12, 1978, and is scheduled fDr completion in September, 1979, with testing completed and the pipeline fully operational anticipated in December, 1979. If, by February 15, 1979, the City, by its estimates and those of LA~MA and the LA~MA engineers, determines that said export pipe- line and resultant treatment capacity, or the completion of other treatment capacity expanding improvements, will not be available to Shopping Center and Peripheral Land at t~e anticipated date of opening for business of Shopping Center, the City agrees to authorize and support Developer's application for the design and construction of a discrete sewer treatment plant with a capacity of approximately 210,000 gallons per day (average dry weather flow). Developer acknow- ledges that the approval of the Regional Water Quality Control Board is required and the approval of other local, regional, State or Federal agencies may also be required. City reserves the right to require Developer to dedicate the completed discrete sewer treatment plant to city. city, at its sole discretion, may require operation and mainten- ance of completed discrete treatment plant by City; any costs of such operation shall be the sole obligation of Developer.