she was the lead organizer at the sierra club in passing cleanpower cleanpowersf legislation, led community cleanups in the kpegs i don't remember with sf public works, volunteered with walk sf for over four years, and secured a new signalized crosswalk on geneva. she is a youth monitor and celebrates her birthdays with events that include planting trees, cleaning up the beach and working on urban farms. the commission and the department work every day to change behavior to address our growing climate crisis, and there you are, gwynn, every day on the front lines being the change. we need more people like you in our departments, volunteer, and internships program, as well as in the world at large. i understand you are moving to portland for grad school. it's our loss, but we are happy to see you seeking this higher education. as a small token of appreciation from the department and the commission on the environment, we are very excited and thrilled to present you with the san francisco commission on the environment environmental service award for your partnership and your commitment to sust

is there any public comment on cleanpower? oceanside operational event? okay. next item, please. >> item 8, presentation and discussion of proposed ordinance to repeat the reclaimed water use ordinance, article 22 of the public works code. >> good afternoon. steven ritchie. in 1991, the city passed an ordinance for recycled water that was anticipated at that time. recycled walter has been evolving over the last 25 years, driven in large part by the geography and landscape the traditional walter supply plan and approach is paralleled and recycled water facilities for both the east side and west side of san francisco that would produce and deliver recycled waltha water for nondrinking uses. we're watering with recycled wat water. construction is well underway on that project. additionally, new, large buildings in san francisco are required to treat water for toilet flushing and irrigation. these demands are largely on the east side of the city, addressing the vast majority of demands for the recycled water plant. with the new requirements to incorporate on-site s