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Board Meeting of February 2, 2017
Written Announcements:
COMMUNITY OUTREACH
a) Central San Citizens Academy Accepting Applications - Spring
2017 Session Begins April 4
Last year, Central San held its first ever citizens academy session, Central San Academy,
which went on to win the California Special Districts Association's 2016 Exceptional
Public Outreach & Advocacy Award. The Board opted to continue the pilot program, and
the second session is set to begin on April 4, 2017. Like last year, the classes will be held
in the Multi -Purpose Room every Tuesday night for six consecutive weeks from 6:00-8:30
p.m. (except for the Facilities Tour in the fourth week, from 1:00-3:30 p.m.) and will
conclude with a graduation ceremony on May 9.
Board Members are invited to attend any or all sessions. It is staff's hope that the
Academy will continue to serve as a direct line of communication between Central San
and its customers and that it will equip participants to be active members of the
community, conversant in all the services Central San provides. Applications are being
accepted until March 21. More information, including the program application, is available
on the District's website at centralsan.org/academy. Brochures are also available upon
request.
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE
b) No Businesses in Significant Non -Compliance for 2016
Federal pretreatment regulations require Central San to report businesses permitted as
Significant Industrial Users (SIUs) under the Environmental Compliance Program if they
are issued a Notice of Violation during the calendar year. The regulations also establish
criteria for agencies such as Central San to use to determine if the violations of a
permitted SIU business are classified as Significant Non -Compliance (SNC). If a business
is determined to be in SNC, Central San is required to publish certain information about
the violation in the newspaper at least annually.
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At the Board's request in 2005, Environmental Compliance staff initiated a program to
work more closely with the regulated businesses to understand the actions they could
take to minimize the events when they would meet the SNC criteria. This program has
been successful and the number of businesses reported in SNC has significantly
reduced. This year the program assisted three permitted SIU businesses who were cited
for violations with SNC criteria to avoid SNC through corrective actions. No businesses
were determined to be in SNC during calendar year 2016 so there is no need to publish
any notices this year.
ENERGY CONSUMPTION
c) Update on the District's Energy Consumption
Central San actively manages greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the most cost-
effective and environmentally responsible manner and optimizes use of energy at its
facilities. The Comprehensive Wastewater Master Plan (CWMP) currently underway is
exploring new energy technologies, including alternative sources of energy (e.g., solar;
wind; biogas; fats, oils and grease (FOG); green wastes) to further optimize the District's
energy utilization and strive towards energy neutrality.
Central San's energy usage report for December 2016 appears on the following page.
CCCSD December 2016 Energy Usage
Treatment Plant Campus
88% of Total $
HHWCF (Gas and
lisclGasand E.lrctricity) Electricity}$1,2370%
PDD Reser, ILSerV.
$2,500 1°fi Charges $15,710 5 %
Monthly Total Energy Cost:
Pump Stations
1O of Total $
$389,225
$327.37 /MG Treated
1,871 kWh/MG Treated
Operating Cost of CCCSD By Month
3450,000
5400,000 -$340$.22
3350,000
5300,000
5250,000
3200,000
5150,000
$100,000
$50,000
50
Sep -16
S41,743
$350,22-2
■ PUD Natural Gas
■ POO Landfill Gas
• POD Demand Charge
Oor-16
Nov -16
• Natural Gas Delivery
• Other Energy Charges
■ POD Reserv. & Serv. Charges
Dec -26
2.53
2,000
CSO Facility
2% of Total $
Electricity,
13,571,60%
TP Electricity by Source in kWh TP MMBTU of Gas Consumed
r
Y 1,500
ro
1,000
500
0
Sep -16
Oct -16
Nov -16 pec -16
50 ........
45 -------
40
F 35
2 30
2
ro 25
20,
15
10
5
0
Sep -16
Ort -16 Nov -16
■ Cogen ■ Standby Power "= PG&E ■ Natural Gas • landfill Gas
TP Electricity by Source in kWh TP MMBTU of Gas Consumed
to
2s
20
15
10
4.94
..52 . 72
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Year
■
Cogen ■StandbyPow,r nfAF
2012
2013
2014
Year
2015 2016
■ Natural Gas ■ Landfill Gas
120
100
80 -
60
,1{ �
Dec -16
TP Energy by Source in kWh
Equivalence
13.55
4.84
27.41
19.67
4.92
1.73
2+2.67 26.36
25.98
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2012 2013 201.4 2015 2016
Year
1 Aux Boilers WHB Steam ■ Cogen Steam
■ Cogen Electrical • Standby Power • PG&E
This month CCCSD produced and purchased electricity at an average rate of $01224/kwh
Anthropogenic GHG Emissions
MT CO2,
25000
20000
15000
10000
5000
25000
20000
15000
10000
5000
Including maintenance
Compared to $0.1137 /kWh From PG&E
CCCSD produces steam at an average rate of $O.00492/Ib steam
Cogen has a breakeven cost of
Natural gas was purchased at a rate of
N/A /MMBTU
$5.02 /MMBTU