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3. DSRSD will operate the Clean Water Revival project at no more than a l 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. DSRSD will reduce operations appropriately at any time water quality. problems arise or are anticipated. If any water quality, problems occur which prevent reuse and require disposal. the reclaimed water shall be disposed through the LAVWMA system and not into the Main Groundwater Basin. If there is an increased risk of a LAVWMA wet weather overflow as a result of increased DSRSD connections, DSRSD will proceed immediately with the construction of adequate storage to eliminate any increased risk of LAVW'MA wet weather overflow. As part of the Engineer's Report, DSRSD will prepare a detailed section for presentation at the State Department of Health Services hearing on the Clean Water Revival project summarizing the options considered for the disposal of the water produced by the. project and the reasons for selecting the adopted well sites. DSRSD will consult with and make presentations to Pleasanton concerning the contents and conclusions of the Report regarding well sites. Upon acceptance of the well locations by Pleasanton or approval of the Engineer's Report by DOHS, Pleasanton will allow the challenge period for the Clean Water Revival project environmental documents to expire without filing a challenge. Until that occurs, DSRSD agrees to extend the existing tolling agreement. 4. Pleasanton will process the construction permitting for Clean Water Revival in a manner similar to any other utility project being constructed within the City of Pleasanton. 5. DSRSD will make water from Clean Water Revival available to Pleasanton for irrigation purposes and make reasonable accommodations during design to facilitate use of the water by Pleasanton. 6. Disposal Capacity Rights and Recycled Water Rights (as those terms are used in the November 3, 1992 Agreement for Wastewater Disposal Services between DSRSD and Pleasanton) from the Clean Water Revival project will be proportioned as provided in the November 3, 1992 Agreement once the LAVWMA wastewater disposal expansion project is placed into operation. Until the LAVWMA wastewater disposal expansion project is placed into x~peration, DSRSD will have exclusive use of the foregoing fights from the Clean Water Revival project. 7. Pleaton 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 or quality. 04/! 0/97