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The Hazardous Materials Safety Division (HMSD) of the Livermore Pleasanton Fire Department (LPFD) has been working with Zone 7 regarding the specifics of this project for approximately a year. This cooperative effort has resolved LPFD's concerns regarding three regulatory areas of concern related to this project; 1) the Fire Code, that addresses issues such as fire sprinklers, secondary containment, overfIll protection, materials of construction, etc.; 2) a Hazardous Materials Business Plan, that addresses inventory reporting, employee training, and emergency response; and, 3) an Accidental Release Prevention program, that applies to the ammonium hydroxide and requires a more in depth seismic and engineering review to ensure the material does not present an unacceptable off-site consequence risk. The LPFD's HMSD has reported that they have had a very good relationship with Zone 7 staff and is close to finalizing Zone Ts plans and documentation on all three of the regulatory areas noted above, Pipeline and Access Easements Requested by Zone 7 for theWDP To facilitate access to the demineralization facility, Zone 7 has proposed two driveways, both of which are located on the north curb line of Stoneridge Drive. Both driveways will allow right turns in and right turn out traffic movements only. The most easterly driveway is located on a portion of Zone Ts property that fronts directly on Stoneridge Drive. The most westerly driveway would have to cross the above-mentioned Parcel B that the City purchased from Prudential to have access to Stoneridge Drive. Consequently, Zone 7 is asking the City to grant an access easement for the new driveway over Parcel B for the benefit of ingress and egress to the wellhead demineralization facility. Staff has examined this request to determine if there was any detriment to encumber Parcel B with this easement. Since Parcel B is a thin triangular shaped parcel only 55 feet wide and 175 feet long, there is little if any potential for future development of this property by the City. Therefore, staff recommends that the access easement be granted to Zone 7 over Parcel B. Additionally, Zone 7 is asking the City to grant a pipeline easement across Parcel A to facilitate the transmission of well water from its two well sites on the east side of Santa Rita Road to the demineralization facility. Staff has reviewed the proposed pipeline easement in conjunction with the future expansion of Sutter Gate Park. Since a good portion of the pipeline falls within the existing driveway entrance from Stoneridge Drive to Mocho Well 3, staff recommends that the pipeline easement be granted to Zone 7 over Parcel A. In exchange for the City granting these two easements, Zone 7 has agreed to provide for some additional landscaping (per a plan to be prepared by Zone 7 and approved by City staff) along portions of the perimeter of the Parcel A site where sparse or no landscaping presently exists. This landscaping was tentatively agreed to be placed after Zone 7 completed its Mocho 3 SR 06:290 Page 60f7