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1.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION used for freeway landscaping and restricted access golf courses (i.e., golf courses that irrigate when the golf course is closed). The Monarch Bay Golf Complex in San Leandro falls under this category. Disinfected tertiary recycled water is to be used for parks, playgrounds, roadway medians and unrestricted assess golf courses. Project areas that fall under this category are the Marina Park/Par Course, roadway medians, and Oyster Bay Regional Park. SERVICE TO MONARCH BAY GOLF COMPLEX, MARINA PARK/ PAR COURSE, AND ROADWAY MEDIANS The provision of recycled water to these areas would involve: ^ Using the existing EBDA Pipeline to convey secondary effluent from the WPGP to the Monarch Bay Golf Complex; ^ Constructing a water recycling disinfection and filtration plant (water recycling plant} (in two phases) at the Monarch Bay Golf Complex; ^ Using existing pipelines to convey recycled water to and from lakes at the Monarch Bay Golf Complex for daytime storage; ^ Constructing a pipeline (1,5001ineaz feet) from the watex recycling plant to Marina Pazk/Par Course; and ^ Installing new irrigation systems at Marina Pazk/Paz Course. As described above, recycled water for use at the Monarch Bay Golf Complex would be disinfected secondary-23 recycled water; recycled water for use at Marina Pazk/Paz Course would be disinfected tertiary recycled water. USE OF EXISTING EBDA PIPELINE The City plans to tap into an existing valve box along the EBDA Pipeline, (EBDA Pipeline Station 77+54) or install a new tap and manhole where the pipe is in Monarch Bay Drive opposite South Dike Road (see Figure 1-2). At this location, the EBDA Pipeline is beneath the eastern portion of Monarch Bay Drive. The City would construct a short (approximately 100 to 300 foot long) pipeline segment and low-head pump station to convey effluent from the EBDA Pipeline to the water recycling disinfection and filtration plant (water recycling plant). The length of pipe segment is dependent on whether an existing valve is used or whether a new tap and manhole are installed. PROPOSED WATER RECYCLING DISINFECTION AND FILTRATION PLANT The proposed water recycling disinfection and filtration plant (water recycling plant) would be constructed within the Monarch Bay Golf Complex, to the east of the fenceline of the golf complex adjacent to Monarch Bay Drive and opposite South Dike Road. The Monarch Bay Golf Complex is adjacent to the San Leandro Marina and is managed by the American Golf Corporation. The water recycling plant would require an area of roughly 20 feet by 20 feet and San Leandro Recycled Water Project 1-7 ESA /?A3193 Draft IS/MI~ID