oceanside improvement projects, about $250 million. there is upgrades to the west side pump station, which is just north of the treatment plants, upgrades to electrical implementation. once again, you see improvements to grit removal. we have tremendous problems with sand coming into the system through the transport problems -- process an hitting the plant ready hardware it can cause some real problems. also, there's a lot of wear on the mechanical equipment. we have to have enhanced ways of removing the sand from the treatment process. seismic upgrades as well. the north point plant is a 6.5- acre facility, and it is really in a residential business area. it is a pretty densely populated residential area. gore control is a major concern that if this facility as well send joh. we are now the operators of the treatment plant but in the near future we will be ones that are holding the permits responsible. this is just being held together barely. we will need to rebuild this with a brand new facility. we expect the life of these to be abo

this is a very flattering picture of oceanside. this is taken from the south. if we were to ask about it when it was built in 1992, it was $200 million. if we were to build now that is below the san francisco zoo along the pacific ocean in a canyon below ground with a membrane that has animals running around on the top, it would be $2 billion. if we were to delay and build oceanside out in the future, the price goes up from there to $4 billion, so this is one of the challenges. when we made this presentation for you, we had to put each project on a schedule, a hypothetical schedule with hypotheticals timing and hypothetical order and figure out what those costs will escalate to be. the further we push demand, the more expensive in debts, and that is quite a challenge for us. so just to recap, we walked through, and i did not change this live, i am sorry, the 9% alternative. we walked through the 10-year note -- 10-year cip, which addresses all of the need that are dire for the system. we look at some lesser systems, which excluded the flood control. it did not

capitals programs for the waste water system started back in the 1970's, and that involves building our oceanside treatment plants and completing the transport boxes. since that program, we really have not had major upgrade programs to improve our existing facilities. originally, it was supposed to be part of towsip, but it was sacrificed -- part of wsip, but it had to be sacrificed so the water program could move forward, and has been in limbo for some time now. today, i will be talking about the sewer system improvement program background and we will go over the 10-year capital improvement program that has been proposed for waste water. we will not be talking about are not today because that was talked about quite a bit during budget hearings, but the outcome we're seeking is to cover program for waste water so we can move forward, and to get your agreement that we can move forward with a program management contract for a 15- year duration, $150 million to support us as we develop the sewer system improvement program, validate the program, optimize, and have the expertise from around the world

it happened friday on interstate 5 north of oceanside in san diego county. the highway patrol says the truck was driven by an 83-year- old man. he was cited for driving the wrong way and driving on a suspended license. >>> two men are recovering tonight after being pulled from the wreckage of a plane crash. the twin engine plane crashed at about 11:45 this morning at a storage lot. it hit an awning then came to rest near the building. >>> and ktvu's john sasaki has an up close look at the aftermath. >> reporter: the neighbors of north walnut creek were rocked by an explosion and fire at the east bay mud facility. >> the whole house was shaking and it just kept going [noise ] >> i thought our house was going to burn down. i really did. >> reporter: fire crews responded quickly but could not stop putting out the fire until they knew that the fire was being cut to the area. >> if you looked at it you could see that a switch in the box was mostly destroyed and damage was to the surrounding parts including the gate. >> reporter: the fire department and pg & e do

it happened friday on interstate 5 north of oceanside in san diego county. the highway patrol says the truck was driven by an 83-year- old man. he was cited for driving the wrong way and driving on a suspended license. >>> two men are recovering tonight after being pulled from the wreckage of a plane crash. the twin engine plane crashed at about 11:45 this morning at a storage lot. it hit an awning then came to rest near the building. >>> and ktvu's john sasaki has an up close look at the aftermath. >> reporter: the neighbors of north walnut creek were rocked by an explosion and fire at the east bay mud facility. >> the whole house was shaking and it just kept going [noise ] >> i thought our house was going to burn down. i really did. >> reporter: fire crews responded quickly but could not stop putting out the fire until they knew that the fire was being cut to the area. >> if you looked at it you could see that a switch in the box was mostly destroyed and damage was to the surrounding parts including the gate. >> reporter: the fire department and pg & e do

a white pickup truck was driving south along northbound interstate 5 in oceanside last friday.ehind the wheel, an 83-year- old man with a suspended license. he slammed into the center divide, before smashing into another car. it caused a pile up. fortunately, no one was seriously hurt. as you see, he was really speeding along. >>> let's calmly go to sal. you're watching our commute. uh-oh, something caught your eye. >> i was just telling the control room. might as well tell the whole world. first of all, the bay bridge not bad. san san mateo bridge, a little windy stool. on the richmond bridge we had an earlier crash, that crash is gone. i want to tell you about the sonoma gray. it's involving a truck that went over the embankment. southbound 680 before mission boulevard. it flipped on its side. traffic is backed up here as you can see. if you're drive on 680, unless year in that far left lane, the carpool lane, you're going to be stuck in traffic. we'll show it to you, next traffic report in less than 10 minutes. >>> we do have a change today. even though it's sunny, it will b

this was in oceanside on friday. you can see the guy going the wrong way down the interstate. look at that. he eventually runs out of road and slams into that guardrail. the truck was nearly torn in half. the driver survived without serious injuries. police say the man was driving with a suspended license. he caused a 7-mile traffic jam. again, he wasn't kill and he's okay. >> a woman is dead after police say she had a botched cosmetic surgery inside a hoyxt investigators say the woman is a british college student. she went to philadelphia to get injections, basically a butt lift. the surgery happened at a hampton inn around noon on monday. paramedics got the call yesterday morning after the woman complained of chest pains. >> we're not sure right now if that person who performed that procedure is licensed or unlicensed. >> police say two women were involved in the procedure. they are now looking for them. >> the irs is offering international tax evaders a chance to come clean. they could avoid jail and pay reduced fines if they come forward before august 31. the irs is in the