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2. SCOPE OF WORK 7. Utilities and Service Systems Water Issues The property is currently within the service area of the East Bay Municipal Utilities District (EBMUD). Proposed on -site uses that will generate demand for water include 56 single-family dwellings and associated landscaping. Previous analysis indicates that the City's water supply is sufficient to serve the project, and the project would require off -site improvements to water distribution systems. Tasks • Update water availability and usage information. • Describe planned on -site facilities for providing water service to proposed uses. Identify any construction and operation -phase impacts related to these facilities. Alternatively, these impacts could be discussed in other sections (e.g., visual quality) and cross-referenced. • Identify any construction and operation -phase impacts related to off - site modifications to the existing water distribution system required to serve the proposed development. Alternatively, these impacts could be discussed in other sections (e.g., traffic) and cross-referenced. • Identify measures necessary to mitigate project -specific impacts related to water supply and distribution. Wastewater Collection System Issues The San Leandro Public Works Department provides wastewater collection and treatment services in the City. The nearest sewer main is at the intersection of Lake Chabot Road and Astoria Drive. Proposed on -site uses that will generate demand for wastewater collection include 56 single-family dwellings. The previous Lake Chabot Terrace EIR analysis indicates that off -site improvements to the wastewater collection system would be necessary. No problems with wastewater treatment capacity were indicated previously. Tasks • Update and describe the City's existing service area, facilities, and current capacity of the sanitary sewer system. Boulders Residential Development EIR 20 of 37