look at really the long term projections meaning the 20/40 projections basically derived from the abag, and the one bay area plan. and then, to begin to land those on the ground in areas where we have done the land use planning and see where the gaps are. and we look forward in the future to in our process to kind of breaking this down by decade or by five year increments to allow the five year planning that will be useful for the school district. and so, at the beginning this year, the data and let me just see if i can call up on the screen the right... from your screen. is it up on your computer screen? >> sfgov tv? >> yes, we got it. >> okay. >> so, i apologize for not having today's date on this, this is a presentation that we made to the joint group. and how to advance this here. i apologize on not being able to... >> mr. kelley i know that it is your first time, but we usually request copies for each of committee members. >> a poll apologies for that. >> i am not able to advance the slides for some reason. >> if we could get some assistance from sfgov tv or the clerk's office on

me in thetudio is the executive director of the ocean of bay area governments, otherwise known as abag. i hope i got all of that right. >> you did. >> something you consider to be very important to the bay area? >> yes. it's a plan forhe future. it's a way of the oceans to work with local government and make sure that neighborhoods are being planned in a way that people really will appreciate in the future and that it's connected to a system that is close to employment. >> what motivated the legislature to make this happen? >> i think part of it is the work that they were doing already where we recognizedthat if we didn't do the planning for future land uses that we were going to end up with a lot mre growth and that was going to produce annormous congestion problem on the highways. so to build an alternative to that, we were inviting cities to look at their neighborhoods and see wherehey think growth would be appropriate and the help fund their planning costs and make sure that their neighborhoods were being developed as a whole and not working it project by prject. >> what kind of re

plan, which i understand that the staff will be updating coordinating over the coming year as mtc and abag update the plan bay area and this effort is important for thebility to advocate for the regionally for the state resources and to develop, the projects and policis that will help us meet the challenges of safety, affordability and growth and especially in the area of climate change. and as in the 20th, and 25 anniversary, i that reminds that we must continue to invest in the infrastructure in earthquake preparedness and resilientcy planning and this will take levels of eninvestment and coordination and public involvement and i am pleased by several key initiatives that they are already under way, and including the transit core, capacity study, freeway, core management strategy and the neighborhood, transportation, improvement program and on the issue of capacity, i want to add my support to many other colleagues, and including commissioner kim, cohen and weiner, who are calling for cal train to purchase, compatible electric vehicles with future blended service with california high spe

those projections from abag from 2008 have been reduced at this point through the 2013 projections and pushed off a little bit so we're seeing slower growth and stricter plumbing code standards, state requirements, things like the state wide reductions by 20% by 2020, those hinges that were not in place in 2008 have also impacted the demand, so the net result is the projected total 2040 water demands after the savings are estimated to be 284 million-gallons a day in the service area so let's look at that graphically, visibly. what does the number mean? this shows on the left the vertical a i guess is a million -- axis of a million gallons a day and this is from the earliest records projecting out to 2040 on the right. the blue line is historical numbers so the total demands in your wholesale service area, and you will see the dips that we all anticipate. obviously the first reduction from the 87 -- 92 drought and the slow rebound and the start of the recession that dramatically decreased water use in the service area. this orange line are the projections from the 2008 study. they only

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