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Draft 14. Subregional Planning Element Goal 4: Preserve valuable natural resources in the Tri Valley. Policy 8: Protect surface and ground water quality in the Tri Valley in order to help ensure high standards and a sufficient and sustainable quantity of potable water. Program 8.1: Work with Zone 7 to develop water conservation plans and strategies for the long term. Program 8.2: Continue to work with Zone 7 to ensure that use of the groundwater basin by Zone 7 and other Tri Valley water users does not result in deterioration of water quality. Program 8.3: Work with Zone 7 and other Tri-Valley water agencies to develop contingency plans for supplemental water sources independent of the State Water Project. Program 8.4: Support Zone 7 in implementing its Steam Management Master Plan so as to protect and enhance the water quality of streams and groundwater. Program 8.5: Work with Zone 7 and other water, wastewater, business, and plannuig agencies to support cost-effective and environmentally sensitive approaches to Tri-Valley wastewater reuse. Polity 9: Encourage the handling of wastewater so as to result in no detrimental environmental effects in the Tri Valley. Program 9.1: Incorporate conditions of approval developed by the Alameda County-wide Clean Water Program, as appropriate, for new development and discretionary pertnits. Polity 10: Preserve and enhance natural wildlife habitats and wildlife corridors. Program 10.1: Share information about important ecological resources and promote a cooperative program fox preserving them at the Subregional level. Program 10.2: Promote the preparation of comprehensive guidelines and strategies to protect and enhance the significant natural communities of the Tri Valley. Program 10.3: Promote a Subregional approach to protecting valuable habitat areas, through mitigation banking, conservation and open space easements, and other means. Subregional Planning 060507, clean 14- ~ 8 City Council 6/5/2007