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Effluent Disposal Capacity At the time of growth management allocation decisions for this project, the City shall determine whether adequate effluent disposal capacity exists to allow implementation of the project. If not, the project shall be delayed until such capacity exists. 7-6z Ensure Adequate Sewer Collection Capacity The applicant shall responsible for preparing a engineering study, to determine if the sewer line from this development and the adjacent Carriage Gardens Subdivision and new development in the Happy Valley area can flow by gravity to the southerly end of the West Pleasanton Sewer main. This study shall be submitted for review to the City Engineer prior to the tentative map submittal. If after review of the City Engineer the it is determined that the gravity sewer is not feasible the applicant shall construct a new sewer pump station along Happy Valley Road. The location of this station shall be determined by the optimal location to serve the properties in the area. The station shall be designed to handle the flow from this development, the adjacent Carriage Gardens Subdivision, and any new development in the Happy Valley area. The pump station shall be tied into the existing sewer lines by the optimal route. The applicant may be responsible for upsizing existing lines should the existing lines be inadequate to carry the future volume of the station. The applicant may ask the City to enter into a reimbursement agreement to recover the cost of any new connection that ties into the pump station or off-site gravity sewer. .Should any land be required the developer shall make a good faith effort to obtain this land. In the event the developer can not obtain this land, the City may exercise its powers of eminent domain to obtain the property. The developer shall reimburse the City of all of these costs. These specific details shall be included with any tentative map application. Page 9 of 19