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MOUNTAIN HOUSE SPECIFIC PLAN II As an0cipated and described in the Master Plan, the first 0.5 MG F) please of the wastewater treatment facility has been constructed as a tertiary level treatment facility through implcmerrtalion of Specific Plan 1_ The second phase that expanded the capacity of the existing plant to 3.0 MGD, aiso eenstrucled as part of the implementation cf Specific Plan 1, was expanded to serve portion of SP11, so that infRlal expansion of the facility will not he needed for the Drst phases of implementation of lands nontained within SPII. However, subject to the phasing requirements of the MHCSt), a third expansion of thefaditty w111 bb required during the implementation of SRA to provide tmatment capacity far the batanoe at Isnd contained withlrh SPI I. As permitted under existing Disch8rge Permits gr'antad by the CVRWQCB, either land discharge, Old River Discharge, or a combination of both will be utilized during the implementation of SPII. Such specific discharge stmtegiaswlll he determined in acrnrdance with CVRWQCB Permit requirements as may be necessary to facilitate the development of all lands contained within SPII. In additiar�. off-site storage and reclamation sites may be utif¢ed, subject to agreements with landowners and the affected irrigation districts, and approvals from RWQCB and other affected agencies. These potential sites are indicated on Figure 132 SPA and rel;ltad environmental analysis recognizes and by reference incorporates the findings, approvals and conditions of the East Altamont Energy Center (EAEC) by the California Energy Commission (CFC), including the CEC's requirements of the EAEC to construct conveyance pipelines and pumping facilities to connect the facility with the Mauntarn House Wastewater Treatment Plant, and the EAEC's requirement to convey and utilize Mountain House Vestad afilluant for the EAEC's cooling and nor> -potable - uses. This provision was specifically analyzed as part of the CEC's environmental review and approval process_ In addition to the land and Old River Discharges allowed under CVRWQC13 (Discharge Permits, treated effluentfro m the Mountaln House Wastewater Treatment Plant may be discharged to the EAEC facility as aIlowed for under the CEC's pertnit, 5pedfrc discharge optlons will be determined by the MHC -SD during the phasing and implamanlatinrl of SPII- SPII Implementation Measures Disggsltio+l Qf MHCSD Wastewater. Subject to the terms of the Master flan Devefopment Agreement between San Joaquin County and Trimark {.{emmuni#les-L-LGthe Master Oevel4 er, and the Master Acquisition and Reim borsement Agreement between the MHCSD and Tfkm-a�FRFR. :i:at_ she Master Developer, treated effluent may be discharged through a variety of options including, but not limited tv ane of or a combination of the following: + The total treated wastewater generated by Specific Man II may be discharged year-round into old River, subject to the adopted standards of CVRWQCB Order 98.192 as amended. Land reclamation, consistent with the adopted standards of the CVRWOCB Order 915-105 as amended. Lana reclamation on M+iCSB parks and open space and the golf course area, subject to the adapted standards of CVRWQC13. The totaa treated wastewater generated by the entire community maybe C}iRPTI_R THII?TEEN j+*BTEWATER COLLECTION AND TREATMENT PAIGE 13,8 Resolution Template 01/2017