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N., v shall provide them. e. Sanitary Sewer—LID has purchased wastewater capacity from through its financing the construction of the City's Water Recycling Plant No. I (WRP No.1). WRP No. 1 has been recently expanded to include capacity for development with LID's service area and will be expanded in the future (at LID and the River Islands development's cost)to fully accommodate buildout of the service area. LID's contribution to the initial expansion of WRP No.I (through RIPFA) was $5 million. A collection system for sanitary sewer and distribution system for use of high quality recycled water will be constructed in the LID service area by developers and home builders within the service area, with an$50 million contribution from LID for certain major facilities, such as pump and lift stations. As with potable water service, the City of Lathrop is expected to provide operation and maintenance of LID sewer facilities, but LID will retain the right to provide these services should the City not provide them. 2. Operations a. Electricity LID will operate the distribution utility by utilizing"in-house personnel"or by contracting some or all of the operations to operating company(ies). LID will likely operate the system through contract(s) for operation based on a competitive process. Operations will include all activities required to keep the distribution infrastructure operating in a safe, reliable and efficient manner as well as all customer service activities. Requirements for a service yard, employee training and hazardous material handling procedures will depend in part on the selection of the system operator. The location of an LID service yard will be determined in conjunction with the developers of River Islands, but would most likely be located with the Employment Center area of the project, near or in conjunction with the proposed sub-station; see Exhibit"D". b. Telecommunications The system will be comprised of four separate networks: (1) a telephone network; (2) a cable TV network; (3) a wireless network; and(4)a trunked radio network. LID may choose to operate all or some of these systems or may contract the operation of one or all of the systems. The total system will take advantage of a joint-use fiber optic cable infrastructure,a common central office that will be located at the east side of the project, and use of common utility trenches located in roadway rights-of-way. it