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EBMUD<br />

AGENDA NO.<br />

a<br />

MEETING DATE January 22. 2013<br />

TITLE<br />

WATER SUPPLY ASSESSMENT FOR THE BROADWAY/VALDEZ DISTRICT<br />

SPECIFIC PLAN<br />

S MOTION. • RESOLUTION • ORDINANCE<br />

RECOMMENDED ACTION<br />

Approve the Water Supply Assessment (WSA) requested by the City of Oakland (City) for the<br />

Broadway/Valdez <strong>District</strong> Specific Plan pursuant to California Water Code, Sections 10910-10915.<br />

SUMMARY<br />

The Broadway/Valdez <strong>District</strong> Specific Plan project site (located within the <strong>District</strong>'s Ultimate Service<br />

Boundary) is approximately 96 acres and is bounded by Interstate 580 to the north, Grand Avenue to the<br />

south, and centered around Broadway (see Attachment A). As described in the City's WSA request letter,<br />

the Broadway/Valdez <strong>District</strong> Specific Plan is a mixed-used development project that has a reasonable<br />

foreseeable growth scenario of up to 1,797 residential units, 1,114,050 square feet of retail space,<br />

694,889 square feet of office space, a hotel with 181 rooms, and up to 6,409 parking spaces.<br />

The project site is the historic Broadway Auto Row and currently consists of mainly commercial uses,<br />

including a number of active automotive dealers and repair shops, with an estimated existing annual<br />

average water use of approximately 185,000 gallons per day (gpd). The projected water demand for the<br />

proposed project at build out is estimated to be 860,000 gpd. The City provided estimates on the existing<br />

and future average water demands for the proposed project of approximately 393,000 gpd and 1,029,000<br />

gpd, respectively; these estimates are based on wastewater generation rates, which results in an<br />

overestimate of water demands for residential, office space, hotels, and parking structure land uses. Given<br />

the <strong>District</strong>'s land use demand approach, system capacity charge studies, and good informational<br />

references on water unit ranges, the <strong>District</strong>'s estimated water demand is 860,000 gpd for the proposed<br />

project at build out. This demand is accounted for in the <strong>District</strong>'s Urban Water Management Plan<br />

(UWMP). Approval of the assessment is described in the attached letter (Attachment B) and upon Board<br />

approval will be sent to the City.<br />

Funds Available:<br />

DEPARTMENT SUBMITTING<br />

Budget Code:<br />

DEPARTMENT MANAGER or DIRECTOR<br />

APPROVED<br />

Engineering and Construction<br />

ft r-Xavier J. Was<br />

General Manager<br />

Contact the Office of the <strong>District</strong> Secretary with questions about completing or submitting this form.<br />

BDl WSA 0306

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