But it also frees up space within the buildings that the building owners then could rent or do other things with. And one reason why i really like it is boilers and chillers in individual buildings arent monitored through our bay area Quality Management districts requirements. Because theyre new small. So putting them into a centralized system requires that air quality thats associated with those companies that run those systems to be monitored. So ultimately it can result in cleaner air for all of us. Commissioner antonini that sounds great and hopefully we can persuade some of the existing buildings in parts of doubt to get involved with the downtown to get involved with a system like that and certainly new construction weve proposed a lot of new commercial buildings that will be constructed in the transbay area and that may be a wonderful site to have Something Like that and it also makes for a more pleasant heat. Steamed heat is quiet and general and not forced air. Theyve gotten b
Able to ensure that we are our team is on that edge, as well as its a public presentation series so the public is invited to bring the public into that as well. And to date, much of our work has been with the city family. And right now, were about to embark and engage the community. So weve got a couple of outreach efforts. One is our type three ecodistrict through the living neighborhoods, and our central corridor, were going to start a Central Corridor Task force shortly to help inform the sustainability component to the central corridor plan. Theres lots of information on the Sustainable Development web page. We did a Summer Internship Program with swa group. Theres an informational video on ecodistrict and a ecodistrict framework and the types and Sustainable Program in general. That concludes my presentation. Thank you for listening and im available for questions you should have now or at any time. President fong thank you. Is there any Public Comment on this item . Seeing no Publ
12,000 megawatts translates to powering about nine million homes. With these goals we see a shift toward local generated renewable power. The city and state will continue to grapple with water. Are we have city goals to look to reducing water demands to capturing and treating rain fall and increasing water we use. Theres been a number of guidelines and ordinances that have been developed to help us do that. Waste, the city has a strong goal zero waste goal by 2020. Weve done well on that with our recycling program, partnering recol ji. So were looking at how we can get the remaining get to our remaining 20 , how are we going to do that, and what are the larger systems to be addressed in order to meet that goal. So at more or less the same time that we were the city is crunching away on these goals we were accommodating growth for the city. Our Sustainable Community strategies projections project that we will have 97,000 additional households by 2040, and 198,000 new jobs. So a lot of g