they happen to add up to on the high end, to 50 million gallons perday. there would need to be more in some way or we would need to alter the amount of rationing that we might, you know, live under if it came down to it.

they happen to add up to on the high end, to 50 million gallons perday. there would need to be more in some way or we would need to alter the amount of rationing that we might, you know, live under if it came down to it. there's -- and there's always more alternate tiff supplies that can be looked at. these are the ones that are active for us, that we're looking at right now. that's why these are hear. the time frame of 10-30 years is just a buallpark of how lon it takes to get a project in place. i would say the non -- the purefied water, basically to drinking water, that's closer to 30 years. the los vaqueros expansion, that's probably closer to ten years. >> i guess where i'm going with this is to get some understanding of if we were -- if there was a mandate to -- for unimpaired flow by the state, what else would we need to do, aside from what's on that list, to be able to secure supply from our contracts? >> i think one way would be to find a way to garner additional storage. we just celebrated the topping off of calaveras dam. calaveras dam was cons

we're ina the past year, more than 200 perday.aying i've done my bit openly, this is down to government cuts and that's not good enough, sadiq, show leadership, you are emboldening criminals by saying this. the criminals need to feel under pressure, not the victims. this will be a key issue and a key battleground for the next mayoral collection in london. the telegraph, i still haven't got my head around this story, the daily telegraph, sailor shortage leaves frigates stuck in port. not enough work for them, deployments... as the headline says, it's a lack of manpower and woman power as well, i suppose, to a lesser extent. we've seen stories about the recruitment problems for the army, now it's clearly affecting the army, now it's clearly affecting the navy. it's only a short one on the navy. it's only a short one on the telegraph, it doesn't go into the telegraph, it doesn't go into the details and the explanation. i suspect one explanation for it is whatever you think of the economic situation that we're facing, we have very hig

these plans could produce 50 million gallons perday in time frames ranging up to 30 years. there's a list of projects here, daly city recyclable expansion, partnership with the alameda county water district, los vaqueros water loss prevention, and east side power plant. we've moved away from the plant on the east side for nonpotable purposes, but we think out there, 10, 20 years, we will be thinking about it for potable purposes. each of these is estimated to produce a certain amount of water. if you add up the high estimates here, it adds up collectively to 50 million gallons perday. every one of these projects has its issues. the los 1r9d aqueros residence voyeresidence -- reservoir has a blampg because we don't know what it's going to be yet. the point is that these have all been in active discussion, and we are moving forward with them at different paces, but i'm just reminded now, the groundwater storage and recovery project, we're almost ready to put into operation now. it was initiated by a letter in 1993, so we're at 25 years and counting on that for a project that

my household averages 12 gallons perperson perday. we want our water savings to go to the environment, not to other businesses or agriculture. today you've heard many citizens speak on behalf of the environment and sustainability. kris in a pappas, president of the league of san francisco voters asked to convey the support for the league's water plan. we have no ballot measure to vote whether san francisco should support the state water conservation plan, so we're counting on you to take action to ensure that the p.u.c., one, stop opposing the plan, and two, stop talking about litigation, should the plan be approved. you doept have to be an expert -- don't have to be an expert on water, eco systems, or endangered plan and animal species or even climate change to know that humans have affected all of these to potentially disastrous effects. our natural resources are being degraded by our population numbers and lifestyles. i urge you to go on record as individuals or as a body to let the state water board know that you support the bay d