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An assessment district(s) may be formed through the City for any Plan Area public water facility expansions. In such case(s), a minimum of 70 percent of the cost of facility construction must be guaranteed by private participants. The remaining cost may be ~'onted by the City to help defray the cost of those not wishing to participate (at least initially). Full pro-rata share cost payment, plus interest, will be required for those within an assessment district who choose to participate at a later time. New home developers will fund the cost of line extensions to their sites beyond those constructed for the Golf Course and for their pro-ram share (where applicable) of the costs of oversizing the lines, tank, and pump station constructed for the Golf Course. They will also be responsible for applicable connection fees, meter costs, and on-site improvements. Existing homeowners will have the option of connecting to the City water system. Those choosing to connect will fund the cost of line extensions to their sites beyond those constructed for the Golf Course and for their pro-rata share (where applicable) of the costs of oversizing the lines, tank, and pump station constructed for the Golf Course. They will also be responsible for applicable connection fees, meter costs, and on-site improvements. 8. Private Wells. New private wells may be constructed on lots of record to serve as the domestic water source for new homes. Domestic water for new homes on subdivided lots must be provided by way of the City water system. New private wells may be constructed on any lot to serve as a supplemental source of irrigation water. Existing private wells may be retained as either the primary water source or to provide a supplemental source of irrigation water. Water backflow protection for wells will be required for all dual service homes. New and modified well improvements are subject to permit approval from Zone 7 of the Alameda County Flood Control and Water Conservation District, the Alameda County Department of Environmental Health, and the Pleasanton Building Department. 9. Golf Course Water Quality. A Golf Course Design and Management Plan will be developed by the City to reduce or eliminate impacts to surface (and underground) water quality from the Golf Course operation and maintenance. 10. Sewer Hook-Up Options. The City will construct and front the cost of constructing all off-site sewer facilities required for the Golf Course and Golf Course housing. The owners of existing homes and the developers of new homes connecting to these facilities (including the Golf Course housing developers) will be required to reimburse a pro-rata share of the total cost of construction to the City. An assessment/benefit district(s) may be formed through the City for any Plan Area public sewer facility expansions. In such case(s), a minimum of 70 percent of the cost of facility construction must be guaranteed by private participants. The remaining cost may be fronted by the City to help defray the cost of fronting the improvements by existing 3