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Bridge. The pipeline easement is located on a City-owned parcel southerly of their demineralization facility site (a site being set aside for the future expansion of Sutter Gate Park), City staff has reviewed both easements and is in support of the City granting these to Zone 7 in exchange for Zone 7 providing some additional landscaping around the future Sutter Gate Park site perimeter. Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council: BACKGROUND In March of 2000, Prudential Insurance Company of America (Prudential) sold two parcels along Stoneridge Drive, near the intersection of Santa Rita Road, to the City. Parcel A is approximately 1.93 acres and is located southerly of Stoneridge Drive and Parcel B is approximately 0,13 acre and is located northerly of Stoneridge Drive (refer to Exhibit A, attached). The City purchased Parcel A to provide the required right-of-way to construct a right-turn lane from eastbound Stoneridge Drive onto Santa Rita Road and to expand or improve Sutter Gate Park. Parcel B, located northerly of Stoneridge Drive, appears to be a remnant parcel that was left after the Stoneridge Drive right-of-way was dedicated to the City, At that time, Zone 7 Water Agency (Zone 7) also expressed an interest in the parcels because the property is adjacent to Zone 7's existing groundwater well facilities and their main transmission pipelines. An agreement was reached between Zone 7 and the City, whereby Zone 7 would contribute funds to the City towards the purchase of the Parcel A property and the City would grant easements to Zone 7 for the purpose of constructing two new wells on Parcel A. To date, Zone 7 has constructed only one well on the Parcel A site, Zone 7 is now proposing to construct and operate a 7.7 million gallon per day water demineralization facility on an approximately one, acre site located at the northwest corner of Stoneridge Drive and Santa Rita Road. The facility would treat (demineralize) the water supply from four existing Zone 7 wells in the vicinity, known as its Mocho Well NO.4 (located on the demineralization site), Mocho 3 (south side of Stoneridge Drive), and Mocho 1 and 2 (east of Santa Rita Road). The removed salts from the treatment process will be transported to the DSRSD wastewater treatment facility located in the City for eventual disposal through LA VWMA. The treated water will be blended with other Zone 7 groundwater and treated surface water to improve the water hardness on the west side of the Zone 7 service area which includes both the City and the Dublin San Ramon Services District's (DSRSD) water customers, SR 06:290 Page 2 of?