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· Transportation: Traffic associated with the Specific Plan project. together with traffic generated by other future development. would contribute to cumulative traffic levels in the regional system projected to violate the standard adopted by the Tfi-Valley Transportation Council. · Water Supply: The water demand of the Specific Plan project. together with demand gener- ated by other future development. would contribute to Zone 7's anticipated need to expand its available water resources in order to meet buildout water needs of its service area. · Wastewater Treatment Capacity: Increase in wastewater flows generated by the project site, in conjunction with wastewater flows generated by other Pleasanton projects, would contribute to the Dublin San Ramon Service Distnct's (DSRSD's) need to expand treatment capacity at the wastewater treatment plant (WWTP). · Wastewater Export Capacity: The wastewater export demand of the Specific Plan project, together with demand generated by other future development, would contribute to an impend- ing shortfall of Pleasanton's export capacity in the Liverrnore-Amador Valley Wastenter Management Authority. (LAVWMA) pipeline and to LAVWMA's anticipated need to expand pipeline capacity.. · Fire Protection: In combination with other planned, proposed, and approved development, including buildout of development anticipated.by the Pleasanton General Plan, development according to the Happy Valley Specific Plan would contribute to demands for fire protection that would eventually expose additional portions of the fire service area to risk in the form of response times exceeding five minutes. The El:P, does not identify mitigation measures for cumulative impacts. In general, mitigation of these impacts requires action from other agencies in addition to or instead of the City of Pleasanton. The Mitigation Monitoring Plan and Other Post-DEIR Environmental Documentation This Mitigation Monitonng Plan identifies the mitigation measures recommended in the EIR and the measures that are incorporated into the Specific Plan. and identifies the time at which the mechanisms and procedures already in place will be applied to assure that the identified mitigation and the require- ments of the Plan are implemented as intended. The Statement of Findings and Facts in Support of Findings Regarding the Happy Valley Specific Plan (CEQA Findings) contain the reasoning upon which it was determined that the mitigation measures incorporated in the Specific Plan will be effective. ASSURING MITIGATION: IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SPECIFIC PLAN The Pleasanton Planning Department has primary responsibility for assuring that the requirements of the Specific Plan are implemented when development permitted with the Plan occurs. Other City d~part- ments, including Public Works and Parks and Recreation, will work with the Planning Depa~ ia.tent to