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That is what we are basing our plan on. What is the state basing his information on . It is from other places in the state of california. It is not just on the river, but the Pacific Northwest and other places where they have done work on salmon and trout. Ok. Thank you. You can go on with your presentation. Thats fine. As supervisor peskin said, i am the carlin in carlin, carlin and carlin. I want to orient you. We deliver Drinking Water to 2. 7 million customers every day. All the San Francisco residences and businesses and we have 27 wholesale customers throughout the bay area. It is not just about San Francisco. It is the entire service area that we serve. One of the things that comes up is how much water do our customers use. This is a graphic showing what s. F. Customers currently use which is about 42 gallons per person per day. That is the lowest in the state. Compared to our service area it is about 59 million per day. The average is 84. And the Southern California average is
AnaheimCaliforniaUnited-statesLincoln-parkSan-francisco-bayModestoSacramentoCentral-valleySan-diego-countySan-joaquinTogoTuolumne-riverHappen with 40 unimpaired flow under the state water board plan as you can see in your five in year five, we run out of water if we were to stick to the 25 of rationing. This is a drought planning scenario that was developed in 1994 after the 1987 through 1992 drought and it adds onto the 1976 drought. White that is important is because we codify this policy when we did the Water Improvement Program back in 2008 and we did an Environmental Impact report on this. This is a policy we have in place and have been operating on for decades. Is a very prudent policy to have in place given Climate Change and other things that are happening in the world. What are the consequences of the state plan . It is a supply shortfall. We would be short about one half of our total water supply during a drought. So we serve about 200 million gallons a day. We would have to make up about 100 million gallons. So we would have three options that we would look at to make up the difference. One is we would have
TurlockCaliforniaUnited-statesAnaheimLincoln-parkSan-francisco-bayCentral-valleySan-diego-countyTogoTuolumne-riverSan-franciscoSanta-claraGroups who arent at the negotiating table but have a strong interest in the outcome. These groups include environmental groups, Bay Area Community organizations, our wholesale customers and thirdparty experts. We have had public hearings at our Commission Meeting and had multiple oneonone meetings with environmental organizations based on many conversations and thirdparty research, we are pushing for a responsible and sustainable path forward to help the fish and the people. San francisco is already setting aside water in dry use for fish and we are prepared to put more aside. But we feel that it must be done in a thoughtful way based on Community Understanding on the best available science. We spent 25 million studying the rivers, specifically to understand how best to increase fish population in the river. We have developed a robust plan on actual studies on the river. The delta plan is based on, nor does it rely on Site Specific science studies on the river. So i just want to let fo
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