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The SFPUC increased its wholesale water rates by 27% over the past two years and projects additional wholesale rate increases in future years. In addition, the City’s water system includes many facilities that are reaching the end of their useful lives and are in need of replacement. Many of the City’s water pipelines are 70 to 100 years old and subject to leaks and breaks. The City has made significant progress on its long-term infrastructure replacement program but still has substantial capital funding needs. Water system capital improvements planned for the next five years include replacement of three older water tanks as well as replacement of aging water pipelines and various other improvements to wells, pressure regulating stations, and pump stations. 

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The City’s water rates include two components: fixed monthly service charges; and, quantity charges.Fixed Monthly Service Charges: Water customers are charged a fixed Monthly Service Charge based on water meter size with larger meters paying higher charges based on each meter’s capacity and associated demand placed on the water system.Quantity Charges: Water customers are also charged based on metered water use. Single-family residential customers are billed according to a 3-tiered inclining rate structure with water first billed in Tier 1 and subsequently billed in higher tiers as water use increases each billing period. All other customers are billed a uniform rate for all water use. Quantity Charges are billed in units of one hundred cubic feet (1 hcf) of water use with 1 hcf equal to roughly 748 gallons.  

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2024 Cape Seal Project
PROJECT SCOPE: The Project is more specifically defined in the Contract Documents, but generally includes: furnishing all labor, materials, tools, equipment, transportation,...[Read on]

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Dublin Green Stormwater Infrastructure ST0121
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commercial debt related to both water and wastewater. (Previously,
funding for this program prioritized water bill debt and was only
available for wastewater treatment providers if funds remained.) In
addition, the language extends the eligibility period of unpaid bills
for which operators can claim reimbursement, moving the end date from
June 15, 2021 to December 31, 2022.
Augments SGMA Oversight Resources. The
budget includes $4.8 million from the General Fund in both 2023‑24 and
2024‑25 and authority for 19 new positions to support SWRCB’s role in
SGMA implementation. Of the total, $500,000 in each year is for
technical and facilitation services contracts. The current increase in
positions brings the total number of SWRCB positions for this program to
40. The new funding will support SWRCB in conducting its statutory
oversight role over the six basins which DWR has found to have
inadequate local groundwater management plans. Following the two years
of funding, SWRCB expects to support the 40 positions with a combination
of future General Fund and fee revenues.
Other Funding Augmentations. Other notable
budget increases for SWRCB include:

Lead and Copper Database. The budget
includes a total of $45.9 million in federal funds over five years
(including $16.2 million in 2023‑24) to support development of a
database for lead and copper data to comply with a revised federal rule.
Funding will support 14 new positions, 2 existing positions, and
associated contracts.
Leviathan Creek Diversion Channel
Relining. The budget includes $5.2 million in one-time
General Fund to repair the concrete walls of a diversion channel near
the abandoned Leviathan Mine, a federally listed Superfund Site in
Alpine County. The diversion channel prevents the creek from interacting
with toxic mine waste.

Water Supply Strategy Implementation.
The budget includes $4.7 million in 2023‑24, $6.6 million in 2024‑25,