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RECYCLED WATER TO PLEASANTON AND DUBLIN Western Dublin (Existing Customers) Dublin San Ramon Services District (DSRSD) seeks to design and construct recycled water distribution pipeline facilities to serve irrigation demands at several locations in Central Dublin. The distribution system pipelines will be connected to a 16 -inch recycled water main in the Iron Horse Trail that runs through Dublin. The following public recreational areas and schools are proposed to be connected to the recycled water system: Wells Middle School Murray Elementary School Valley High School Community Swim Center Fredriksen Elementary School Cronin Park Dublin High School Kolb Park Dublin Elementary School Stagecoach Park Connecting these customers to recycled water would reduce potable water demands by approximately 215 acre -ft per year. The estimated cost of the project is $5.6 Million. Federal and Alameda County Facilities (Existing Customers) Dublin San Ramon Services District (DSRSD) seeks to design and construct recycled water distribution pipeline facilities to serve irrigation demands in Camp Parks, the Federal Corrections Institution, and the Alameda County Santa Rita Jail in Dublin. The distribution system pipeline will be connected to 30 -inch recycled water main on Dougherty Road, and 6 -inch recycled water main on Gleason Drive, in Dublin. Connecting these customers to recycled water would reduce potable water demands by approximately 260 acre -ft per year. The estimated cost of the project is $5.25 Million. North Pleasanton (Existing Customers) Pleasanton seeks to design and construct recycled water distribution pipeline facilities to serve approximately 150 existing irrigation sites replacing potable water with recycled water in North Pleasanton. The system includes pipelines, a pump station, storage and treatment facilities. The following some of the key areas to be served: Streetscapes in Hacienda Valle Vista Park Business Park Stoneridge Area parks and Pleasanton Sports Park streetscapes Connecting these customers to recycled water would reduce potable water demands by approximately 1,700 acre -ft per year. The estimated cost of the project is $20.5 Million. East Pleasanton - Staples Ranch (New Development) Pleasanton seeks to design and construct recycled water distribution pipeline facilities to serve the Staples Ranch area in Eastern Pleasanton. The system would extend the Districts existing distribution system to the make recycled water available for proposed irrigation use within the proposed new development. The system includes pipelines and treatment facilities. The following some of the key areas to be served: Streetscapes Parks Connecting these customers to recycled water would reduce potable water demands by approximately 140 acre -ft per year. The estimated cost of the project is $3.0 Million. Recycled Water to Pleasanton and Dublin Project Dublin San Ramon Services District