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Tom Liao, Community Development Director July, 14 " 2016 Page 2 new and relocated pipelines, and services require substantial lead time, which should be provided for in the project sponsor's development schedule. Project spowors should be aware that BMUD will not inspect, install or maintain pipeline in contaminated soil or groundwater (if groundwater is present at any time during the year at the depth piping is to be installed) that must be handled as a hazardous, waste or that may be, hazardous to the a health and safety of construction or maintenance personnel wearing Level D personal protectiveequipment. Nor will EBMUD install piping or services in areas where groundwater contaminant concentrations exceed specified limits for discharge to the sanitary sewer system and sewage treatment plants. Project sponsors for EBMUD piping and services requiring excavation in contaminated areas must submit copies of all known information regarding soil and groundwater quality within or adjacent to the project boundary, In addition, the project sponsors must provide a legally sufficient, complete and specific w 'tten remediation eniediation plan establishing the methodology, planning and design of all necessary` systems for the removal, treatment, and disposal of at] identified contaminated soil and/or groundwater, EBMUD will not design piping or services until soil and groundwater quality data and remediation plans have been received and reviewed and will not start underground work until reinediatiort has been carried out and documentation of the effectiveness of the remediation has been received and reviewed. If no soil or groundwater quality data exists, or the information supplied by the project sponsor is insufficient, BMUD may require the project sponsor to perform sampling and analysis to characterize, the soil and groundwater that may be encountered during excavation, or EBMUD may perform such sampling and analysis at the. project sponsor's expense. WATER RE"C NG EBMUD's Policy 9.05 requires that customers use non -potable water, including recycled water, for non-domestic purposes when it is of adequate quality and quantity, available, at reasonable cost, not detrimental to public health and not injurious to plant, fish and wildlife to offset demand, on ERMUD's limited potable water supply. Some portions of the City's boundaries fall within and around FBMUD's San Leandro Recycled Water Pipeline service area. Any projects within the boundary of MMUD's San Leandro Recycled Water Pipeline service area present opportunities for recycled water uses ranging ftom, landscape irrigation, toilet flushing and other non -potable commercial and industrial applications that -can be served by existing or expanded recycled water pipelines in the future. The current recycled water in the area is limited to secondary treated supply. State and health regulations do, not allow the use of secondary treated water for some of these applications; however, the existing San Leandro Recycled Water Project could potentially -expand uses in the f4ture should the treatment level be upgraded to a tertiary level. If BMUD determines that recycled water will be available, then the project sponsor will be responsible for extension of recycled water pipelines to and within the proposed development A04-02 cont. A04-03