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. General editing, updating and reorganizing of background material from the 1996 General Plan. . Renaming the Element from "Public Facilities" to "Public Facilities and Community Programs," to reflect the discussion of community programs that is included in the element, and adding a definition of community programs . Updating the collection system, treatment plant, and export system discussions in the "Wastewater" topic including information about recent expansions of the Dublin-San Ramon Services District sewage treatment plant and the Livermore-Amador Valley Water Management Agency pipeline. The City's current treatment and disposal capacities are adequate to accommodate growth until the year 2025. . Updating the "Water" topic including new discussion of the "Chain of Lakes," and revisions to water supply, water storage, and water distribution. Information on taste, odor and hardness issues has also been added. . Reorganizing storm drainage and flood control into a new "Storm Water Facilities" topic within this Element, and moving storm water runoff into the "Water Quality" topic of the Conservation & Open Space Element. . Updating the "Solid Waste" topic with information about new initiatives since 1996. . Moving gas and electric utilities into the proposed Energy Element. . A discussion of changes in public school enrollment since the 1996 General Plan. . Adding a discussion of education for adults. . Updating library information and services. . Consolidating, moving and updating recreational facilities from the Land Use and Conservation & Open Space elements, and from "Community Facilities" of this Element into a new "Parks and Recreation" topic. . Updating "Community Facilities" and renaming it "Community Facilities and Cultural Arts." As discussed above, information about parks and recreation will be moved into the new "Parks and Recreation" topic. . Updating the "Human Services" topic. The background information section of the Element may need to be further revised once agreement is reached on a Preferred Land Use Plan and the impacts of General Plan build out are known. For example, once the number, type and distribution of new residential units at General Plan build out are understood, the need for and location of any additional school facilities can be determined. Attachments 1 and 2 incorporate the following recommended changes to the Goals, Policies and Programs in the Draft Public Facilities and Community Programs Element: SR 06:097 Page 3 of6