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C. Construction 1. DSRSD will be responsible for all recycled water plumbing improvements including but not limited to connection to the DSRSD recycled water main at Broder Blvd., all valves, pipes, and hoses, either through an on-call contract, or by soliciting bids at the sole discretion of DSRSD. 2. City of Pleasanton will be responsible for all site surface improvements including but not limited to grading, paving, striping, signage, gates, and driveways, either through an on-call contract, or by soliciting bids at the sole discretion of City of Pleasanton. 3. If DSRSD and the City of Pleasanton solicit bids pursuant to this subsection, the Parties' bids may for convenience and potential Project cost-savings be combined into a single bid solicitation. 4. City of Livermore will be responsible for any modifications needed offsite at its metering equipment with City of Pleasanton. 5. DSRSD will be responsible for any modifications needed offsite at its metering equipment with City of Pleasanton. D. Recycled Water Supply 1. City of Livermore will provide the total quantity of recycled water supply required for the Project. The quantity of recycled water that will be made available to residential users of the Project is therefore limited by the recycled water supplies to be made available by the City of Livermore. 2. To provide the recycled water supply for the Project, City of Livermore and City of Pleasanton shall cooperate to allow for the City of Livermore to deliver recycled water supplies to augment recycled water service delivered to the east side of Pleasanton on peak days. The delivery of City of Livermore recycled water supplies will therefore reduce City of Pleasanton's demand on the Dublin San Ramon Services District—East Bay Municipal Utility District Recycled Water Agency (DERWA) recycled water program, which shall offset the demand from the operation of the fill station at Gleason Property. 3. The Parties acknowledge and agree that the Project shall not impact any DERWA recycled water supplies or deliveries to DERWA customers and no DERWA recycled water supply will be made available for use by the Project. E. Metering 1. City of Livermore has a metered flow control valve connection with City of Pleasanton for recycled water supply. The existing recycled water infrastructure can deliver recycled water into City of Pleasanton's Tassajara Reservoir. All of City of Livermore's recycled water sold to the City of Pleasanton runs through a 12"water meter near the intersection of El Charro Rd and Jack London 4