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February 4, 2025 Page 11 7357-016j The City of Pleasanton provided comments on the Arroyo Lago Project which stated that, “In an event the project site will need to be served by Livermore- Pleasanton Fire Department (LPFD), the proposed plan shall provide a LPFD truck exhibit and a truck radius exhibit for the entire development site.”47 The record for the DEIR contains no such evidence that the Project will be adequately served by Fire services. The record therefore lacks substantial evidence to conclude that the Project will be adequately served by City Fire services. The City must revise and recirculate the DEIR to adequately analyze the Project’s fire safety services. The DEIR also did not provide substantial evidence that the Project can be adequately served by existing water supply. Rather, evidence in the record demonstrates that the existing water supply from the local water district may not be adequate to serve the Arroyo Lago Project, let alone the East Lakes Project. In 2022, the California Water Service Company Livermore District (“Cal Water”) provided the County with a will-serve letter for the Arroyo Lago Project based on the Project’s plan to drill wells on site and equip them with necessary water storage and booster pumps.48 However, Cal Water retracted the will-serve letter in October 2023, explaining: Cal Water has not evaluated the forecasted water system needs of this development, the ability of Zone 7 to serve this new development under the existing Cal Water contract, nor conducted a review of the water system evaluation of this new development. As such, all claims in the documentation regarding the availability of water for the development have not been validated by Cal Water, the future water purveyor for this development.49 The Cal Water letter stated that, as of October 2023, Cal Water was working with USL Pleasanton Lakes, L.P. to develop a Letter of Agreement (“LOA”) to provide water service to the Arroyo Lago Project, but that the LOA was still under 47 Email from Melinda Denis Planning and Permit Center Manager, Deputy Director of Community Development, City of Pleasanton to Aubrey Rose, Development Planning Division Alameda County Planning Department re: PLN2022-00193 – Arroyo Largo Residential Project: A proposal to subdivide an existing approximately 26.6-acre site, known as Parcel A of Parcel Map No. 11230, into a total of 204 parcels consisting of 20 commonly owned parcels and 194 individually owned parcels for the construction of 194-unit single-family residential units. (Feb. 10, 2023). 48 Exhibit E – Letter from California Water Service to Alameda County re Will Serve Tract or Parcel Map No: PM 11230 Owner: USL Pleasanton Lakes, L.P. (11/11/2022). 49 Exhibit F, Letter from California Water Service to Alameda County re Case No.: PLN2022-00193 (10/12/2023)