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disposal options,including discharge to Old River and piping the effluent to non-contiguous <br /> lands for irrigation, shall be considered,if necessary. If future specific plans propose an <br /> interim or permanent wastewater reclamation at a site other than the sites identified in the <br /> Master Plan,all the policies in the proposed Master Plan and all the adopted mitigation <br /> measures, shall be applicable to the proposed alternative reclamation site(s). Any alternative <br /> wastewater reclamation site shall also be subject to the permitting requirements of the Central — <br /> Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board and the Department of Health Services. Prior <br /> to the approval of any specific plan utilizing an alternative wastewater reclamation site not <br /> specifically identified in the Master Plan/Specific Plan I EIR, site-specific environmental <br /> review shall be performed(including but not limited with respect to human contact, <br /> biological impact, crop types,etc.) and additional mitigation measures will be adopted to <br /> mitigate any site-specific environmental impacts not previously addressed." — <br /> (1) Implementation(h)under Objective 1 in Wastewater Reuse Program(Appendix C) should be replaced, as <br /> follows: <br /> "h) Monitoring. A detailed Salt and Trace Metal Management Plan shall be submitted as part of <br /> the reclamation plan to ensure that irrigation with reclaimed water is a viable long-term <br /> disposal option and to ensure minimization of salts and trace metals that are discharged to — <br /> surface waters via the agricultural drains." <br /> (m)The following new Implementation Measures should be added under Objective 1 in Wastewater Reuse <br /> Program(Appendix C),as follows: <br /> "j) The location and design specifications for the wastewater storage ponds shall be provided in the Reclamation Plan.The location of agricultural drains within a one-half mile radius of the <br /> storage ponds and the sources and characteristics of soil that would be used to construct the <br /> ponds shall be identified. The design specifications shall address levee and pond bottom <br /> permeability, levee stability, and flood protection. <br /> "k) An estimate shall be made of the wastewater volume that may seep from the ponds, and an <br /> assessment of potential flow paths from pond seepage shall be determined for the interim and <br /> potential permanent reclamation sites. The result of the assessment shall be submitted to the <br /> CVRWQCB for deterrnination of whether agricultural drain discharge from land irrigated <br /> with reclaimed water would be regulated as a point-source discharge under the NPDES — <br /> program. The determination by the CVRWQCB shall be provided in the reclamation plan. If <br /> it appears likely that die CVRWQCB would regulate the agricultural drain discharge,then <br /> assurance that the discharge would be allowed must be documented prior to approval of the <br /> reclamation plan." <br /> (n) A new Policy should be added to Objective 3 in Wastewater Reuse Program as follows: <br /> "f) The project shall be constructed such that on-site wastewater reclamation could be practiced <br /> to the maximum extent possible upon the completion of an advanced wastewater treatment _ <br /> plant with minimal retrofitting of developed areas." <br /> (o) A new Implementation should be added to Objective 3 in Wastewater Reuse Program. <br /> "g) On-Site Reclamation. A reclaimed water distribution system shall be installed throughout <br /> the project upon initial development. The system shall provide for transmission of treated <br /> wastewater from the treatment plant to all public landscaped areas,parks, industrial and <br /> commercial areas,and other areas where reclaimed water could reasonably be used in the <br /> EDAW College Park at Mountain House Specffic Plan III Draft EIR <br /> Public Utilities 4.5-20 San Joaquin County <br />