considered by EBMUD is the water runoff into Camanche from waters used at a potential gambling facility. The DTEIR recognized the potential of this run off and EBMUD want to make sure it causes no adverse impacts at the reservoir. East Bay MUD also points out an important impact of at least one of the tribe’s options for obtaining water for the casino project. The tribe states that they may try to purchase water and have a pipeline built to the facility. EBMUD points out that if this water is to come form the Mokelumne River and its water sheds and reservoirs then it must be included as part of the Amador County entitlements under water rights given to the county from the state. How this will impact the existing entitlements of the county must be further explored according to EBMUD. Groundwater impacts also need further exploration and explanation states EBMUD should the tribe decise to supply water by wells. The Draft TIER defers the impacts and therefore the mitigations to a later date. EMBUD states that it is unclear how another draw on the groundwater tables may impact the Mokelumne and its tributaries.