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1.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION <br />TABLE 1-1 <br />PROJECT COMPONENTS <br />Area Proposed to <br />be Served <br />Monarch Bay Golf <br />Complex (Phase la) <br />Marina Park/Par <br />Course and Road <br />Medians (Phase lb) <br />Oyster Bay Regional <br />Park (Phase 2) <br />Total <br />Annual Volume Recycled <br />Water to be Delivered <br />Million <br />Acre-feet Gallons <br />Per Yeara Per Year <br />Conveyance, Treatment, Storageb Facilities <br />298 97 Existing EBDA° pipeline <br />Disinfection at proposed water recycling plant to be <br />located at the Monarch Bay-Golf Complexd <br />Storage in existing lake <br />85 28 Existing EBDA° pipeline <br />Disinfection and filtration at proposed water recycling <br />plant to be located at the Monarch Bay Golf Complexd <br />New storage tank (up to 10,000 gallons) <br />422 137 New pipeline to Oyster Bay Regional Park <br />New recycled water disinfection and filtration facility <br />at WPCP <br />Existing storage at VJPCP <br />805 262 <br />a An acre-foot is the amount of water it takes to cover one acre of land one foot deep, equal to 325,&30 gallons. <br />b Storage is for minimizing the effects of variations in EBDA effluent flow. Recycled water would be stored during <br />the hours when irrigation is not occurring (irrigation is from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m.). <br />EBDA: Fast Bay Dischazgers Authority <br />d Filtration, disinfection and storage facilities for Phase la -lb will be joint facilities, obtaining disinfected tertiary <br />recycled water from the water recycling plant at the Monarch Bay Golf Complex. <br />SOURCE: Draft Final Recycled Water Facilities Planning Report, (Kennedy/Jerks, 2004) <br />adjacent par course, and nearby roadway medians (Phase lb); Oyster Bay Regional Park <br />(Phase 2); and, if and when sufficient funding becomes available for installation of new pipeline, <br />Bonaire and Stenzel Parks (Phase 3). Phase 3 is not analyzed in Section 2.0; if and when the City <br />pursues Phase 3 it will prepare the necessary CEQA documentation. Figures 1-1 and 1-2 show <br />the Project location and existing facilities. <br />1.2 CEQA PROCESS <br />In compliance with Section 15000 of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) <br />Guidelines, the City of San Leandro is the Lead Agency for compliance with the CEQA <br />environmental review process for the project. In accordance with CEQA, the City has prepared <br />this Initial Study/Draft Mitigated Negative Declaration (MND) to examine potential impacts <br />associated with the project. The SWRCB is a key responsible agency for the project. The <br />SWRCB has a funding role through the State Revolving Fund (SRF) program and will use the <br />City's CEQA document for the project in its decision-making process. <br />Sau lcandro Recycled Water Projcct 1-2 FSA / 7A3193 <br />Draft IS/NIIQD <br />