We started to send crews down mom and pop place that put the grease water and pour it down the sewer. We are generating money for that and plus its keeping it out of the sewer. Resource recovery is a big thing for us, not just biogas, any grease related stuff. It was once used. All the water out of our Treatment Plant can be used. 100 percent is being recycled. Its helping the citys goal to meet. So we are trying our very best. Thats great. I think at the department we would be super happy to do that especially on the Renewable Energy to buy gas. I have one more question, what proportion of the 2. 7 billion budget in phase one is devoted to the green programs so to speak. Is that 57 million for the implementation project or is there more than that . The over all budget for the 20 program is somewhere around 400 million. The 57 million we want to test out this technology if it actually works. Weve never done them in the past we know of cities that do that. The city is going to trim the
The design, moving forward, we are not quite there yet. But i think every facility that we are going to be building will have solar. We have civil several solar facilities on our properties. Resource recovery is a big deal for us. We collect from every restaurant. We are not just even big producers of grease, but turning bio diesel also. We start the program as a pretreatment. We want to get the grease out of the sewer. We spend 4 million a year. We started to send crews down mom and pop place that put the grease water and pour it down the sewer. We are generating money for that and plus its keeping it out of the sewer. Resource recovery is a big thing for us, not just biogas, any grease related stuff. It was once used. All the water out of our Treatment Plant can be used. 100 percent is being recycled. Its helping the citys goal to meet. So we are trying our very best. Thats great. I think at the department we would be super happy to do that especially on the Renewable Energy to buy g
Look at urban water shed assessment and we are also using this bottom line to do this. Public outreach obviously is signature, significant, its going to affect the rate. At the end of the day we are about four things. Why why we are doing all of this work here. Financially we should be responsible for what we do and the fourth one is we have to sustain the practices that we do. This is just a chart to show the things how we are actually going to get this done. This is a big deal for the puc in this program. This is what we actually go through. I heard earlier the speakers talk about education grants and incentives and greater greener structure and storm and design guidelines. This is a big deal and the department of environment had been involved in this piece here as we try to manage storm water as much as possible on sites for the development anywhere more than 500 feet has to adhere to storm water guidelines. The final piece for that is the level of Service Needs and how this is suit
Citys goal to meet. So we are trying our very best. Thats great. I think at the department we would be super happy to do that especially on the Renewable Energy to buy gas. I have one more question, what proportion of the 2. 7 billion budget in phase one is devoted to the green programs so to speak. Is that 57 million for the implementation project or is there more than that . The over all budget for the 20 program is somewhere around 400 million. The 57 million we want to test out this technology if it actually works. Weve never done them in the past we know of cities that do that. The city is going to trim the trees to make sure they look nice. How do you think about that . Its the upstream of where its going. We are going to tear up the driveway and put in all grass . But i also wanted to point out that there are a number of these great lid projects in the works right now or that have been completed that people can go and see, like the swales and at the sunset parking lot and the mi
Plant. Something we should all think about. As this has to travel through the pipes. We are not used to dealing with this. We have to change handout you we run our operations. Its not just enough water to transport the materials. We run four plans in San Francisco. We refer to it as the newest one but it was commissioned in 1993. Its pretty old already. In Treasure Island we operate it on behalf of the native on behalf of the operator. We have the wet facility only online during wet weather across from pier 39 and working on to renew the Treatment Plant. Almost 80 percent of the sewage is treated at this particular plant south east. The combined system here is a picture of the combined system. Then we have these transport boxes that we can treat almost 600 million gallons on any given day think about that. Because we treat storm water, our system operates different than any other place in the bay area. We can go from normal dry weather flow from 80 million gallons in all our treatment