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Impact D2: Wastewater Exoort Caoacitv. The wastewater export demand of the Specific Plan project, together with the demand generated by other future development which is planned, approved, or proposed through buildout, would contribute to an impending shortfall in Pleasanton's export capacity in the Livermore-Amador Valley Wastewater Management Authority pipeline and the Authority's anticipated need to expand pipeline capacity. (Cumulative) Mitigation Measure D2: It is recommended that the Livermore-Amador Valley Wastewater Management Authority's expand its pipeline capacity. Findings: Wastewater generated from this project, in conjunction with other approved, planned or proposed projects in the service area of the Livermore-Amador Valley Wastewater Management Authority, and the need to export this wastewater, will result in the Authority's need to expand its pipeline to increase capacity. Such an action is beyond the control of the City. Rationale for Finding: Wastewater from the Treatment Plant is exported by the Authority to facilities in San Leandro. The project's cumulative production of wastewater, and resulting need for water export capacity, will include wastewater generated by the golf course (with a clubhouse) and up to 179 new housing units. In addition, some existing housing units will join the City's sanitary sewer system. The project's demands, combined with other regional demands from future development, will exceed the Authority's current export capacity (See EIR Table 22.) The Authority has been seeking to provide expanded capacity, and is involved in multi-party negotiations. See "Statement of Overriding Considerations" for the specific benefits of the project.