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Pleasanton shall be billed for, and shall pay for, Recycled Water delivered to Pleasanton pursuant to this Section 4 at the rates per acre-foot provided in Section 6 of this Agreement. 4.4 In the event that Pleasanton's projected Recycled Water demand exceeds the amounts provided for in Section 4.2 above, Pleasanton shall initiate actions to reduce demand to an amount equal to or less than the amount provided for in Section 4.2. SECTION 5: FIRM CAPACITY RECYCLED WATER SERVICE 5.1 DERWA shall cooperate with Pleasanton in the development of Pleasanton's long-term Recycled Water Program and shall increase its production of Recycled Water and deliver it to Pleasanton under the terms and conditions of this Section. 5.2 Expansion by 1.9 MGD (a) Pleasanton shall pay a proportionate share, in relation to DSRSD and EBMUD, of planning, design and construction costs (including all force account and DERWA overhead as specified in sections 1.12.1 and 1.12.2 of this Agreement as the direct costs relate to the 1.9 MGD Expansion Project) associated with the project to expand by 1.9 MGD the rated production capacity of the current Recycled Water Treatment Plant as described herein (the "1.9 MGD Expansion Project"). (b) Upon written notice from Pleasanton of its desire to proceed with the 1.9 MGD Expansion Project, DERWA will cause DSRSD to commence the 1.9 MGD Expansion Project. The exact schedule for the Expansion Project shall be determined by DERWA with consideration given to Pleasanton's scheduling needs and any related DERWA construction or operating issues. DERWA shall use its best efforts to meet Pleasanton's requested schedule. (c) The parties understand that the Recycled Water Treatment Plant has a current rated production capacity of 9.7 MGD and anticipate that it can be expanded by 1.9 MGD by the addition of a sixth filter, ultraviolet light disinfection demonstration testing, a recycled water high lift pump (which lift station expansion will be oversized by DERWA at DERWA's cost) and related improvements. The Parties understand that other facilities or activities may be identified during planning and design that may also be needed to successfully complete the 1.9 MGD Expansion Project. (d) The Parties shall work cooperatively at the technical, administrative and managerial levels to review the 1.9 MGD Expansion Project as it is being planned, designed and constructed and to address technical issues as they arise. (e) Payment for Pleasanton's share of the cost of the 1.9 MGD Expansion Project (which cost is estimated to be $1,740,000 as of the effective 7