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Drinking water and wastewater projects

SWRCB 

—

—

—

$200b

—

$200 

Water recycling, groundwater cleanup

SWRCB 

‑$278

$190 

$32 

—

—

 222 

Flood and dam safety 

DWR

—

 237 

 188 

—

—

 425c

Water conveyance, water storage

DWR

—

 100 

—

—

$500 

 600 

Flood planning (CVFPP)

DWR

—

 2 

—

—

—

 2 

Immediate Drought Response 

Data, forecasting (FIRO)

DWR

—

—

$17d

$17 

$17 

$50 

Save Our Water campaign

DWR

—

$75 

—

—

—

 75 

Water rights, permitting, enforcement

SWRCB

—

 4 

 9d

 9 

 9 

 32c

Water refilling stations at schools

SWRCB 

‑$5

—

—e

—

—

—

Habitat/Nature‑Based Solutions

Fish and wildlife protection/study

CDFW

—

$47 

—

—

—

$47 

Watershed climate resilience

WCB

—

 44 

$32 

$228 

$14 

 318 

Watershed climate resilience

DWR

—

 25 

 18 

 97 

 11 

 151 

Aquatic/large‑scale habitat projects

Various

—

 7d 

 7

 7 

 7 

 27 

River restoration activities

DWR

—

 14 

 9 

—

—

 22c

Water Quality and Ecosystem Restoration

Water resilience projects

CNRA
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The code includes regulations to promote the maintenance of property and enhance the appearance, habitability or occupancy, and safety of all structures in the City. 

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On private property we recommend using San Bruno Responds. You may also email us at graffiti@sanbruno.ca.gov or leave a message on the Graffiti Hotline at 650-616-7141.      On City property please contact Public Works at 650-616-7160.On any freeways or state highways please submit a request directly to CalTrans using this form. On any BART property please submit a request directly to BART using this form.On CalTrain or SamTrans property please call 800-660-4287.  

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Code Enforcement addresses issues related to:Inoperable vehicles on private propertyLawn or yard parkingBlight (junk, trash, debris, outdoor storage, etc.)GraffitiIf you would like to submit a concern, we recommend using San Bruno Responds.  If you have a question and would like to speak directly with Code Enforcement please call 650-616-7040.  

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Water rate increases are needed for operations, wholesale water rate increases, and aging infrastructure. San Bruno’s water rates have been effective since July 1, 2020 and have remained unchanged for over three years. The City’s costs of providing service has increased over this time and are projected to continue gradually rising due to inflation and other factors. 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.
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Questions regarding potential RF emissions from FCC-regulated transmitters can be directed to the Federal Communications Commission, Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau445 12th Street, SW Washington, D.C. 20554; Phone: 888-225-5322 (1-888-CALL-FCC);FCC by EmailIf you have concerns in the future that the facility is not in compliance with the FCC Guidelines, you should report your concerns to the FCC's Enforcement Bureau:445 12th Street, SW,3rd floorWashington, DC 20554Phone: 202-418-7450.For additional information regarding RF emissions safety and compliance, please see the following resources from various federal, state and independent sources. Please note that these links are provided for information purposes only and the views expressed in them should be attributed to the original source.Local Government Official's Guide to Transmitting Antenna RF Emission Safety: Rules, Procedures and Practical Guidance (PDF)FCC Website on RF SafetyFDA Website on RF SafetyCalifornia Department of Public Health Advisory on Cell Phones (PDF)U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Safety and Health Administration 

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What is the issue?

As we all continue to address more extreme, unpredictable climates and rainy seasons, San Bruno is committed to ensuring we are doing our part to maintain clean water in our region while minimizing flooding property damage to our local residents and businesses.A properly maintained and functioning storm drain system is necessary to meeting these needs, yet a recent stormwater infrastructure analysis show the City's storm drain system is inadequate. During the rainy season, we are at risk of hillside erosion and overflow of our storm drain system citywide - which can pollute Bay waters - and puts our homes and businesses at risk of flooding that damages property and obstructs residents, police and emergency response. 

2.
How is the stormwater system connected to health and safety issues?

Properly maintained stormwater infrastructure protects local properties from expensive flooding and water damage while also protecting the San Bruno Channel, the San Francisco Bay, and local water supplies from contamination. To prevent obstruction of local emergency response, it is critical that long-term repairs to our stormwater system continue to be made on a timely basis. 

3.
How old is San Bruno's stormwater system?
2001 Budget Analysis:State Water Resources 
It became apparent that the remaining water pollution problems—largely associated with nonpoint source pollution—required different solutions. The
activation of the TMDL program in the 1990s, in part instigated by lawsuits against the federal government to enforce the TMDL requirements, provides a
planning framework to address these problems.
Current State List of Impaired Water Bodies. The most recent list of impaired water bodies in the state (1998) lists 509 impaired water bodies for which 1,471
TMDLs have to be developed. (The next list will be submitted to U.S. EPA in 2002.) As shown in Figure 1, there are impaired water bodies in every region of
the state, with the largest number of impaired water bodies located in the Los Angeles region.
 
Figure 2 shows the breakdown of TMDLs to be developed based on pollutant. As shown, metals and pesticides are the leading contributors to impaired water
bodies.

Expenditures for TMDL Development. Prior to 1997-98, no state or federal funds were targeted for TMDL development. Federal funds totaling $800,000 for
TMDLs were first made available in 1997-98 (currently $3 million), and the first state funding was made available in 1999-00
($5.1 million). As shown in Figure 3, expenditures for TMDL development in 2000-01 are estimated to total $13.5 million. A majority of these expenditures are
from the General Fund, with the balance from federal funds and a tax on the sale of pesticides.

Figure 3

TMDL Development Expenditures a

(In Millions)

 

1997-98

1998-99

1999-00

2000-01

State Water Resources Control Board

$0.8

$1.5

$6.4

$11.9

Department of Pesticide Regulation

—

—

1.2

1.6

Totals

$0.8

$1.5

$7.6

$13.5

a
All funding sources. Does not
 include expenditures to develop mitigation measures or to implement TMDLs
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This program facilitates meeting the requirements of the Clean Water Act and the Regional Water Quality Control Board.CONSTRUCTION & DEMOLITION RECYCLINGTo encourage construction and demolition recycling, the Town of Danville has adopted a construction and demolition recycling ordinance.EV Charging StationsReview the checklist of requirements for EV Charging Stations.Single family homes (PDF)Multi-family projects (PDF)Commercial buildings (PDF)GREEN BUILDING resourcesGREEN HALO SYSTEMSFree web-based service for waste diversion and recycling trackingBUILD IT GREENContinuing education and networking for public agencies, non-profits, and building professionalsBUILD GREEN NOWGreen building resources for the general public, design and building professionals, and public agenciesUNITED STATES GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL (USGBC)Extensive collection of green building resources: market research, publications, presentations, and links to additional resourcesFLEX YOUR POWEREnergy efficiency and conservation information for CaliforniaWATER WISERTargeted to water conservation professionals, but freely accessible to the general publicEPA WATER EFFICIENCY PROGRAMInfo and resources on how to use water more efficientlyEPA INDOOR AIR QUALITYExtensive info and resources on indoor air qualityHEALTH HOUSEFor Consumers: information on Indoor Air Quality concerns and tip sheets to help identify and reduce pollutants in the homeFor Builders: guidelines and Registered House Builder training for building homes with better Indoor Air Quality

 
 
 

 

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The unit is now live and offering FREE ULTRAFAST CHARGING for the month of May. Be sure and stop by to try it out!Condit Sewer Capacity Upgrade ProjectThe Condit Sewer Capacity Upgrade Project will install a new 12” sewer main along Condit Road from East Dunne Avenue to Barrett Avenue. City Council recently voted to award the contract for the project to SubTerra Construction, Inc. Construction is anticipated to begin in May 2024. Portions of the Condit Road shoulder will be closed as they install the sewer main. Access to the Morgan Hill Sports Park will be limited to one entrance while work is being done in the vicinity of the facility. Sidewalk Saturdays - Second Saturday of the month (April-December)This event takes place the second Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on East 3rd Street in Downtown Morgan Hill. A portion of Third Street between Monterey Road and Depot Street will be closed, the remaining portion will be closed to through traffic. Road closures will be in place from 8:30am to 4:00pm. East Dunne Reservoir ProjectThe City has completed plans and is acquiring the permits to build a new 850,000-gallon hillside water tank on East Dunne Avenue. The new reservoir could be under construction as early as Summer 2024. The Initial Study was prepared by Raney Planning and Management. The City Council will review the Mitigated Negative Declaration at its May 15, 2024 meeting. The Project is accepting bids on May 29th, 2024 with Construction anticipated to commence in July 2024.    Initial Study Attachments:RHAA View Shed AnalysisAir Quality CalEEMod OutputsGeotechnical InvestigationDrainage Technical MemorandumNoise Assessment StudyMitigation Monitoring and Reporting ProgramNew Water Test WellsThe City drilled a test well on Eagle View drive and the results are favorable. The next step would be to design a full scale well for municipal use. The City is also looking to drill a test well on a vacant parcel along Condit Road in June 2024.Manzanita Park Project continues work along Monterey Road from Burnett Avenue to north of Tilton AvenueThe Manzanita Park Project will continue the construction of water and sanitary sewer lines along Monterey Road.
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