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1 following proportion: Livermore 18.18%; Pleasanton 34.14%; and DSRSD 2 47.68%. Livermore and Pleasanton shall not have any further obligation to 3 pay for the expansion component unless and until the Proiect is approved by 4 the voters of the respective city. 5 16.3 Following Proiect approval, Member Agencies shall pay for the expansion 6 component of the Project, including but not limited to legal, engineering, 7 construction, and all capital buy-in fees paid to the East Bay Dischargers 8 Authority ("EBDA'), in proportion to each Agency's participation. If all three 9 Agencies participate, each Agency's share shall be: Livemore 18.18%; 10 Pleasanton 34.14%; and DSRSD 47.68%. 11 16.4 Any mitigation payments related to impacts of growth shall be allocated as 12 follows, if all three Agencies participate: Livemore 21.97%; Pleasanton 13 25.90%; and DSRSD 52.13%. 14 16.5 In addition to the cost sharing allocations set f~rth in this paragraph, each 15 Member Agency shall continue to pay its share of LAVWMA's annual 16 operating budget as set forth in paragraph 23. 17 16.6 Project cost sharing in any future facilities, as provided in paragraph 18, shall 18 be allocated in proportion to each Member Agency's capacity in the additional 19 facilities. 20 Paragraph l7. Coordinated Operation. The Member Agencies will operate all 21 treatment and disposal facilities in the LAVWMA Service Area, including storage 22 ponds and reverse osmosis facilities, in a coordinated manner to minimize the risk 23 of a LAVVVMA overflow. 24 Paragraph 18. Future Facilities. 25 18.1 When an individual Member Agency reaches 75% of its PWWF allocated 26 capacity set forth in paragraph 15.2 and at the overflow frequency established 27 by the Regional Water Quality Control Board ("RWQCB"), the Member 28 Agencies agree to cooperate in identifying and implementing or allowing 29 implementation of additional facilities, such as storage, stream discharge or 30 chain of lakes discharge, to provide additional PWWF capacity. 31 18.2 The Member Agencies also recognize that, over time, the likelihood of 32 interruption by EBDA is expected to increase and will require future planning 33 and additional facilities as described herein for an alternate means of PWWF 34 disposal during interruption by EBDA. 35 18.3 If proposed facilities include additional export pipeline capacity, unanimous 36 approval of the LAVWMA Board is required including, where a Member 37 Agency so provides, an affirmative vote of its voters. LAVWMA/JPA/Board6/Clean -11- Ju~y 7, 1997