we will have to upsize the plant. we will probably be replacing things. and that is why you see this escalation it would mean that we are collecting and spending a lot more water to the treatment plants beyond their capacity. we are trying to manage the water this is why you see that deep slope on that curve. commissioner moran: this seems unreasonable. >> this is such a big one. a lot of defects are known. there is cause and effect with everything. -- a lot note -- of effects are known. we have to manage them in a different way. right now, that is what happens. they are holding these above- ground in challenging the residents and causing problems. commissioner moran: how can we best protect ourselves? how do we protect ourselves against that? >> what we're trying to do to be able to avoid that is, and this is difficult. we're trying to look at each of the basins and their characteristics, what infrastructure is there, what are the challenges. what is the problem now. is it a collection system proof is in a creek that is causing a problem? what is the nat

we will have to upsize the plant. we will probably be replacing things. and that is why you see this escalation it would mean that we are collecting and spending a lot more water to the treatment plants beyond their capacity. we are trying to manage the water this is why you see that deep slope on that curve.

we do not have a southeast outfall replacement for upsizing. we do not have the diversion tunnel that we have discussed previously to bring flows east to west. we cannot anticipate the regulatory requirements in the future, but the list goes over everything that we have been discussing. so with that, todd. >> first of all, good morning. the general manager. i had the fun task with my staff -- i want to recognize our administrator and others -- who have put this into the household budget perspective. many of the numbers will be impacted based on the level of goals you want to see achieved. when we have taken here is everything that karen explained as far as the sewer system improvement plan, the ramping up of the collection system to a 15-year target, and then put that into how that would affect the average waste water bill. the chart before you is the total server system program. -- sewer system program. you see that the budgetary authorizations would have to be on track to tee up as part of our 10-year plan, would grow from under $100 million

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