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► Land reclamation,consistent with standards established by and subject to environmental clearance and obtaining the requisite permits from the CVRWQCB and MHCSD,may be used to dispose of treated effluent from from Specific Plan III on the Pombo or other off-site properties. ► The total treated waste water generated by the entire community may be discharged to users outside the limits of the MHCSD as may be allowed by separate permit and environmental analysis,including the - discharge and conveyance to the East Altamont Energy Facility in Alameda County. ► All implementing public improvement projects shall comply with the applicable provisions of the MHCSD — Development Standards. Non Residential Discharges — ► All implementing projects shall comply with the MHCSD Sewer Ordinance and applicable MHCSD-enforced Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions. ► Sewer discharge and pretreatment standards shall be implemented by the MHCSD to regulate wastewater discharges to the plant prior to the issuance of a building permit to a user with discharges. ► A permit to discharge shall be required by the MHCSD for certain categories of nonresidential dischargers. The criteria for such permits shall be established prior to the issuance of a building permit for a user with non- residential type discharges. ► Discharge limitations shall be established,and pretreatment shall be required by the MHCSD of dischargers who otherwise would not meet these limits. _ ► A public outreach and education program shall be implemented by the MHCSD to inform dischargers of what is allowed for discharge to the sewer, and to emphasize waste minimization concepts and techniques. _ Sludge Disposal ► Until sludge is classified,the sludge shall be disposed of by the MHCSD in the Foothill or other acceptable — landfill. Sludge shall meet non-hazardous classification and be dried for disposal in a landfill. ► The sludge shall be assessed regularly by the MHCSD for waste classification and the alternatives of land application,dedicated land disposal and composting, shall be analyzed based on such factors as current regulations, sludge constituents,land availability, demand for compost and cost to implement. ► Sludge disposal alternatives shall be evaluated and selected by the MHCSD at a six month interval. Capital Facility Cost and Phasing ► All implementing projects shall comply with the applicable requirements of the Public Financing Plan and Technical Report,any Master Acquisition and Reimbursement Agreement between the MHCSD and Specific Plan III developers,any Development Agreement between San Joaquin County and Specific Plan III developers,MHCSD Capital Improvement Program,and applicable development fee ordinances. As may be required, such additional financing plans,technical reports,agreements and amendments to existing agreements and ordinances shall be developed to facilitate the permitting and construction of additional waste — water treatment and disposal facilities required to serve the needs of Specific Plan III. EDAW College Park at Mountain House Specific Plan III Draft EIR Public Utilities 4.5-26 San Joaquin County