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City of Pleasanton Recycled Water Project CEQA Addendum the sanitary sewer system and not into any creeks, drainages, or waterways and shall require prior approval from the San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board. I:ihle I Original I'injiosed I'iojecta'i""ilme Segiiicnts by.Phase _tliiinieler Length. hose` (iii.) 1`tn tli(IC) :(miles) Phase IA—Hacienda Area --- New Pi,dine 6-16 49,100 9.3 Existin_—Santa Rita Road 24 4,000 0.8 Existin_—Tassa'ara Road 27 8,200 1.6 Existin I—Stonerid a Drive 16 2,200 0.4 Subtotal 63,500 12.1 Phase 1B—Hacienda Area --- New Pi eline 4-16 20,700 3.9 New Piieline Santa Rita Road 30 4,000 0.8 Subtotal 24 700 4.7 Phase 2—Remainin_ Feasible Customers --- New Pipeline 4-16 18,800 3.6 Subtotal 18,800 3.6 West 0'tion—Stonerid:a Mall Area --- New Pi,eline 4-16 12,100 2.3 Subtotal 12,100 2.3 East O'tion—Sta.lesRanchArea --- New Pi s eline 6-18 10,500 2.0 Existin l Pi,eline—Stonerid le Drive 18 2 100 0.4 Subtotal 12,600 2.4 New Pi i eline-Subtotal 115,200 21.8 Re,ur,osed Pi•eline-Subtotal 16,500 3.1 TOTAL 131 700 24.9 Construction activities for this kind of project will typically occur with periodic activity peaks, requiring brief periods of significant effort followed by longer periods of reduced activities. In order to characterize and analyze potential construction impacts, the City has assumed that the project would be constructed by two (2) crews of 10-15 workers each and would proceed at a rate of approximately 500-1,000 feet per day. However, specific details may change or vary slightly. Staging areas for storage of pipe, construction equipment, and other materials would be placed at locations (primarily empty parking lots) that would minimize hauling distances and long-term disruption. 2.3.2 Compliance with CCR Title 22 and State Board's Recycled Water Policy The Proposed Project/Action will be designed and operated in accordance with the applicable requirements of CCR Title 22 and any other state or local legislation that is currently effective or may become effective as it pertains to recycled water. The State Board adopted a Recycled Water Policy (RW Policy) in 2009 to establish more uniform requirements for water recycling throughout the State and to December 2014 2-3