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Wastewater will be treated and disposed of onsite and will consist of a wastewater treatment facility, and sludge drying ponds. The project is preparing an application to the regional water board for the treatment of wastewater generated by the project. Once the permit is approved by the reginal board then the project will work with County environmental health department to construct the package treatment facility. The treatment system is a Membrane Bioreactor(MBR)treatment plant. The treatment system will produce Title 22 compliant effluent, recycled water. The wastewater treatment system and effluent storage tank will be constructed with the first building. The wastewater collection system will then be expanded to subsequent buildings as they are constructed. The wastewater treatment site will also house the recycled water facilities,which include a pump station and above ground storage tank. The location of the wastewater treatment site is shown on Figure 6.15. With the well head treatment anticipated and discussed above,the solids from the wastewater system are minimal and can be recycled and used as fertilizer for the landscaping within the development. d. Recycled water The treated wastewater generated by the Project will be treated to the necessary requirements to be used for the landscape irrigation of the site. The project is preparing an application to the regional water board for the disposal of wastewater generated by the project. Once the permit is approved by the reginal board then the project will work with San Joaquin County environmental health department to construct the recycled water distribution system which will be used to irrigate all of the landscaping throughout the project area. The recycled water system will have a storage tank to help equalize the flows between the generation rate of the wastewater treatment system and the irrigation demands. The recycled water system will be fed by the wastewater effluent storage tank. The recycled water distribution system will be expanded as the project's landscaped areas are added. An on-site "purple pipe" system will be designed and installed to provide the irrigation for the project. The treated wastewater will be stored in an above ground recycled water storage tanks and pumped to irrigate the landscape. The recycled water tank and pump station will be located at the wastewater treatment plant site. e. Storm Drainage Detention basins are proposed to serve new development in this specific plan.Though there are several important goals and benefits associated with the incorporation of detention basins as a storm drainage facility component,the primary driving factors that warrant detention basins are limitations in downstream outfalls and discharge capacities and the need to provide significant storm water quality enhancement. New detention basins will provide a significant amount of storage capacity and will provide significant attenuation of peak flows to meter downstream releases of stormwater to reduced rates that are considered to be reasonable, acceptable, and environmentally sound.All proposed detention basins have been sized to accommodate the 100-year 24-hour storm under build-out conditions, considering outflow discharge rates. The surface areas of the proposed detention basins, including access roadways and appurtenant features, range from 1 acre to 2.5 acres. Page 5 of 7