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1. Livermore will lease to DSRSD up to 0.175 mgd ADW'F capacity per year plus the associated share of wet weather capacity in the existing LAVWMA export pump station and pipeline for up to three (3) successive years. Each year's lease amount will be based upon the flow associated with the actual number of connections sold by DSRSD at 220 gallons per dwelling unit equivalent. Unsold capacity within the 0. 1 75 mgd ADWF amount cannot be carried over into subsequent years. The first year v'ill start on the date of the execution of the document between Livemore and DSRSD. The capacity, leased as specified above may be utilized by DSRSD until the earlier of the operation of Clean Water Revival or the LAVWMA wastewater disposal expansion project is placed into operation. DSRSD will pay Livemore a reasonable annual fee for the leased capacity. 2. Livermore and DSRSD ~11 cooperate in the permitting, monitoring and operational evaluation of their respective reverse osmosis projects. DSRSD will downsize the project if required, but to no less than I mgd, to obtain approval of the two projects from the RWQCB and DOHS. If future downsizing is required to obtain regulatory agency approvals, Livermore and DSRSD will downsize proportionally. DSRSD will operate its project at no more than a 1 mgd annual average rate for the first five (5) years of operation and then increase the rate only if no water quality. problems are documented. Both Livermore and DSRSD will reduce operations appropriately if Water quality problems arise or are anticipated with either project. 3. Livermore agrees not to challenge the Berrenda Mesa project certified and selected by Zone 7 provided that: 1 ) Zone 7 follows the prescribed administrative steps to certify. the EIR and approve the project; and 2) the selected project does not reduce the current water supply reliability and quality. C. Pleasanton and DSRSD Principles Pleasanton and DSRSD will prepare for approval and execution. as soon as practical with a goal of June 1997, an appropriate document to implement the following principles: 1. DSRSD will pool the capacity, leased from Livermore with Pleasanton. 2. In accordance with the Agreement for Wastewater Disposal Services dated November 3, 1992, Pleasanton agrees to transfer to DSRSD Treatment Capacity Rights not needed by Pleasanton until the wastewater treatment plant expansion is completed. The parties will determine appropriate terms and conditions for the transfer. DSRSD will assume full responsibility for any wet weather overflow until the LAVWMA wastewater disposal project is in operation. The amount of transfer will be determined by Pleasanton through an annual review of wastewater flows and projected growth rates to assure that Pleasanton's forecasted treatment needs will be accommodated. 4 04/10/97