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63 Commission, Floodplain Administrator, and Road Commissioner. In 2019, Mr. Lanphier joined the leadership team in the City of Livermore as the Director of Public Works. Mr. Lanphier currently oversees over 100 staff, and four divisions including Water Resources, Airport, Maintenance and Environmental. Wastewater Facilities Livermore’s Water Resources Division (“LWRD”) is responsible for implementing and managing Livermore’s Sewer System. The Sewer System treats all of the wastewater and sewage in Livermore at its Livermore Water Resources Plant (“LWRP”) and then sends the treated wastewater (which is not reclaimed for reuse) to the LAVWMA pipeline for transmission to EBDA for discharge into the San Francisco Bay. See “THE LIVERMORE-AMADOR VALLEY WATER MANAGEMENT AGENCY”. LWRD employs 35 people in the operation and maintenance of the LWRP, which has the processing capacity to treat 8.5 mgd of wastewater and sewage. See Table 20, below, for the historical volume of wastewater pumped to the LWRP. Livermore expects to expand the capacity of the LWRP to accommodate the build-out of the Livermore General Plan (and is permitted under its NPDES permit to do so, see “-Wastewater Permits, Licenses and Other Regulations” below) in the future, but has no immediate plans to do so based on current levels of development in Livermore. LWRD provides primary, secondary, and tertiary treatment processes common to most modern wastewater treatment facilities, and recycles more than 40% of its flow during peak irrigation season. Wastewater Permits, Licenses and Other Regulations Livermore’s Sewer System operates under an NPDES permit from RWQCB. This permit provides for treatment and disposal of up to 8.5 mgd average dry weather flow (12.4 mgd peak wet weather flow) of treated wastewater through the LAVWMA facilities and EBDA pipeline and into San Francisco Bay. The NPDES permit would allow an expansion to 11.1 mgd average dry weather flow. There have been no recent compliance issues with respect to this permit. Wastewater Service Area and Customers The area served by the Sewer System consists of approximately 14,500 net acres of sewered area, including approximately 39,024 DUEs. The population of Livermore’s Sewer System service area is currently estimated to be 91,216 as of January 1, 2021, with total connections currently at 33,472.