HomeMy WebLinkAbout04. Revised draft Board Policy No. BP 019 - Recycled WaterNumber: BP 019
Authority: Board of Directors
Effective: February 18, 2016
Revised:
Reviewed:
Initiating Dept./Div.: Engineering & Technical Services
Department
BOARD POLICY
RECYCLED WATER
BACKGROUND:
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The recycled water facilities were constructed with federal grant funds as part of the
major wastewater treatment plant improvements following the Clean Water Act Due to
the "major underutilization of the Phase II (recycled water) facilities," CCCSD agreed as
part of a Settlement with EPA on Dec 12 1985 to:
• "...Wwithin two2 years...—develop and submit a program to the reasonable
satisfaction of EPA and SWRCB, for additional utilization of Phase II facilities."
As a result. the District evaluated several opportunities provide recycled water
such as the purchase of the Shell pipeline to serve Lamorinda area in association
with EBMUD. The District also implemented Zone 1 proiect
• "The goal of the program to be developed will be the eventual full cost-effective
utilization of Phase II facilities."
• "...Mmaintain in operable condition all Phase II facilities (Filter Plant and
associated facilities) until January 1 2000."
• "...Ocontinue to studv and promote the cost-effective use of reclaimed water
within its service area."
POLICYE
To promote, produce, sell, and/or deliver recycled water to retail and wholesale
customers both within and outside the District in a manner consistent with laws,
regulations and prudent public policy.
H. Develop a cost effective program to maximize recycle water in coordination with
water agencies. Tk►e-prew=-u;cProiects must have a benefit/costs ratio of at least
one or greater within 15 years.
tl:Ili._� To work with the State of California, the County of Contra Costa and individual
local cities and water agencies to develop ordinances and guidelines to
encourage the use of recycled water.
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�Lv--. To develop proceduresregulations and standards to ensure the safe and
beneficial use of recycled water within the District.
V. To conduct ongoing public information and customer service programs to ensure
that the public and individual customers have an appropriate understanding of
recycled water including the benefits of using recycled water.
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[Original Retained by the Secretary of the District]
Number: BP 019
Authority: Board of Directors
Effective: February 18, 2016
Revised:
Reviewed:
Initiating Dept./Div.: Engineering & Technical Services
Department
BOARD POLICY
RECYCLED WATER
BACKGROUND:
I I i
www.centralsan.org
The recycled water facilities were constructed with federal grant funds as part of the
major wastewater treatment plant improvements following the Clean Water Act. Due to
the "major underutilization of the Phase II (recycled water) facilities," CCCSD agreed as
part of a Settlement with EPA on Dec 12, 1985 to:
• "...within two years... develop and submit a program, to the reasonable
satisfaction of EPA and SWRCB, for additional utilization of Phase II facilities."
As a result, the District evaluated several opportunities provide recycled water
such as the purchase of the Shell pipeline to serve Lamorinda area in association
with EBMUD. The District also implemented Zone 1 project.
• `The goal of the program to be developed will be the eventual, full, cost-effective
utilization of Phase II facilities."
• "...maintain in operable condition all Phase II facilities (Filter Plant and
associated facilities) until January 1, 2000."
• "...continue to study and promote the cost-effective use of reclaimed water within
its service area."
POLICY
To promote, produce, sell, and/or deliver recycled water to retail and wholesale
customers both within and outside the District in a manner consistent with laws,
regulations and prudent public policy.
II. Develop a cost effective program to maximize recycle water in coordination with
water agencies. Projects must have a benefit/costs ratio of at least one or greater
within 15 years.
III. To work with the State of California, the County of Contra Costa and individual
local cities and water agencies to develop ordinances and guidelines to
encourage the use of recycled water.
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RECYCLED WATER POLICY
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IV. To develop procedures and standards to ensure the safe and beneficial use of
recycled water within the District.
V. To conduct ongoing public information and customer service programs to ensure
that the public and individual customers have an appropriate understanding of
recycled water including the benefits of using recycled water.
[Original Retained by the Secretary of the District]