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2/21/2017
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08
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Technical Memorandum <br />Happy Valley Water & Sewer Study <br />Subject: Happy Valley Water & Sewer Study Technical Memorandum <br />Prepared City of Pleasanton <br />For: <br />Prepared by: Chris van Lienden, RMC Water and Environment <br />PE No. 75034, Expiration Date: 12/31/2017 <br />James Kohne, RMC Water and Environment <br />Reviewed by: Mike Matson, RMC Water and Environment <br />Gisa Ju, RMC Water and Environment <br />Date: November 21, 2016 <br />Reference: 0548 -002 <br />Introduction <br />ATTACHMENT 1 <br />QRMC <br />The Happy Valley Study Area includes the study area identified in the Happy Valley Specific Plan (Specific <br />Plan), shown in Figure 1. The Specific Plan identified future residential development, as well as <br />development of a golf course. Some of this development has been completed, including the golf course. <br />Since the Specific Plan was completed, a portion of the Study Area was annexed into the City, with water <br />and sewer infrastructure installed to meet the demands of that annexed area. The City is considering <br />extension of sewer and water utilities to of the remainder of the Specific Plan study area; however, the <br />existing water and sewer facilities may have insufficient capacity to serve the Specific Plan's potential <br />future developments. In addition, the existing water and sewer mains do not extend to all parcels within the <br />study area; additional infrastructure will be required to extend water and sewer service to these parcels. <br />The purpose of this study is to evaluate whether improvements would be needed to the existing water and <br />sewer facilities; to identify the new facilities that would be needed to serve the future Happy Valley; and to <br />estimate the capital costs of these improvements. <br />November 2016 <br />
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