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TENTATIVE TIME SCHEDULE ORDER R5-2018-XXXX OAKWOOD LAKE WATER DISTRICT 4 WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITY SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY b. OLWD conducted an 1/1 investigation. Further monitoring for 1/1 issues will continue. As a follow-up to the 1/1 investigation and to further optimize system performance, the OLWD proposes the following implementing schedule for short-term actions: Action Status Request budget approval for the cost of the items in the Action Plan Completed (22 Aug. 2017) Assess 1/1 potential from sewer laterals Completed (see Finding 7.b) (31 Oct. 2017) Assess 1/1 potential by isolating the operation of Pump Station #3 to In Progress ' determine how much flow is coming from the mobile home park Work with the mobile home park owner to film private mains and to In Progress ' correct identified deficiencies and/or minimize 1/1 Install "fly lines" to correct the 1/1 observed at nine laterals in Aplicella Design Court Underway ' Repair the source of the 1/1 identified in the sewer main on Riva Design Trigoso Drive Underway ' Complete several repairs along laterals between the following Design manholes (MHs): MHs 37-38, MHs 11-36, MHs 4-5; MHs 5-6; MHs Underway ' 6-7; MHs 9-8; MHs 47-48; MHs 40-41; and MHs 41-42. 1 As of April 2018 12. In accordance with Central Valley Water Board Order R5-2016-0068, OWLD's long-term approach to protect groundwater quality is to connect to a regional treatment plant by 19 August 2026, and thereby cease operations of the recycled water application areas within Oakwood Shores. This Order and Option A herein ("Connection to the City of Manteca") would achieve the Central Valley Water Board's adopted objective for OLWD. In exchange for allowing OLWD to connect to its regional treatment plant, the City of Manteca desires to route surface storm water drainage from new developments immediately east and south of Oakwood Shores (and which are outside the boundary of the South San Joaquin Irrigation District which otherwise provides drainage services to lands within the City of Manteca) to the San Joaquin River through Oakwood Shores while possibly utilizing land and existing infrastructure owned by OLWD. OLWD and Manteca are currently negotiating the terms of these arrangements. Additionally, engineering studies and cost estimates for the sewer and drainage projects are currently being prepared jointly by the City and OLWD. This drainage project would be implemented by the City and OLWD would allow the use of its property and infrastructure only if OLWD implements Option A herein.