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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Redevelopment Agency
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12/17/2007
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7C <br /> Page 49 <br /> B. CumuEative impacts on Sewaqe Treatment and Transrnission Caaacitv <br /> Potentia! lmpact '!4-2: The projec#woufd increase sewage generation in the <br /> project vicinity. The City already uses al! of its allocated capacity from the South Bayside <br /> System AutE�ority (SBSA)treatment p(ant, but possesses an option to purchase an additiona! <br /> 2.1 mifiion gallons per day {mgd) of dry weather treatment capacity. Because the SBSA <br /> treatmen# capacity allocation to the City is already being exceeded, and because the limited <br /> capaci#y of the sewage transmission system to the SBSA treatment plant wauld require <br /> mod�cations to the existing sewer system, the project-related and cumuiative impacts on <br /> sewage treatment and transmission capacity are considered a pofentially significanf projecf and <br /> curnulafive impact. <br /> Mitigation 10-2: Prior to City approval of any tentative map or devefopment agreerrient for the <br /> proposed project, the City shall purchase from the SBSA the dry weather treatment capacity <br /> necessary to accommodate the projected net increase in sewage generated by the proposed <br /> project. The project's ultimate treatment capacity requirement shall be calculated in the final <br /> permitting stage. The project applicant shall reimburse the City for all costs associated with the <br /> purchase of this freatment capacity (e.g., the capacity option itself, and associated <br /> administrative costs), the procedural details of which shall be included in a development <br /> agreement for the project. <br /> ln order to mitigate the limited transmission capacity from the project site to the <br /> SBSA treatment plant, the project applicant will be required to upgrade the influent lifting station <br /> (ILS) at the treatment plant and upgrade the treatment plant itself as necessary, as well as <br /> implement one of the following design sakufians, subject to approval by the City's Engineering <br /> and Construction Department: <br /> 1. Pump Directly fo fhe SBSA Treafinenf Plant: (a) install a new gravity sewer <br /> line from the project site to a new pump station at Bair Island Road, and (b) <br /> install new sewer lines from the new pump station to the SBSA treatment <br /> plant; <br /> or <br /> 2. Pump to fhe SBSA 4&lnch Sewer Sysfem Force Main (SSFM): (a) ins#all a <br /> new gravity sewer line from the project site to a new pump station at Bair <br /> Island Road, (b) instafl new sewer lines from the new pump station to the <br /> existing 48-inch SSFM, and (c) complete minor rnodificatians, if necessary, ta <br /> the existing SBSA pump station at Maple Street; <br /> or <br /> 3. Pump to fhe SBSA Pump Sfation at Maple Sfreef: (a) install a new gravity <br /> sewer fine from the project site to a new pump station at Bair Isiand Raad, {b) <br /> install new sewer lines from the new pump station ta the existing SBSA pump <br /> station a# Maple Stree#, and (c) upgrade the pump statian at Maple Street. <br /> A detailed discussion of the design alternatives and potential design solutions is <br /> included in the Marina Shores Village Sewer Report, available for review at the City's <br /> Corr�munity Development Services Department, City Hall, 1 Q17 Middlefield Road. Prior to the <br /> final design for construction documents, performance of flow monitoring will be required during <br /> AttylReso/Reso.1772 28 <br /> 121307 <br />
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