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Agenda Packets - Sewer System - 2011-06-14 S E WE R S Y'S T E M C 0 M M�ITTEE AGE N DA ,J u n e 14, 2 0111, 10:30 a,M, Costal Mesa Sanitary District 628 W- I 9w' Street Costa, Mesa, California Directors, Oaten aind Ferryinan I. Monthly SpillStatisfics No new sanitary sewer overflows(SS0s)to report ISO-alIQ ITEMS 11. Sewer Cleaning Program a Cleaning Cycle Justification; review l'itAntitut and III, New Condition Asses5ment Method for Ford Mall"i Inspection 0 Meeting scheduled 6/15/11 11 a,m, with PICA 0 Other invitees IV, CIIWQ.S, Performance Reports 0 Review report for CMSD V. WDR 11'60nniW Review; Open Cornment Period tension to May 13, 2011 0, Review list of agencies submitting wrifien cornmanI5 Vt. Edtrcafion)Outreach Progral"W"k 4 New flyer; Proper [)isposal of Food V11, Gas Co.,Sewer Latera,11 CCT'V ProJect 0 Review email and receive oral report frorn General) Manager 0111 Oeveloprnent Update-receive oral report on proposed new developirnerit anid redevelopmel,,it a 1640 Monrovia Ave; Vivante on the Coast, 290 unit senior,housing 0 1901 Newport Ave; Phase 11 of Plaza Townhomes, 113 units * 3115-3161 Harbor Blvd; Chick-Fil-A, Fresh n L,,asy, and oth,er new buildings * 3095 Harbor Blvd; Sonic Restaurant(previously Long John Silvers) Irvine Co. purchases and TI remodels 0 3200 Park Center Drive;TI 15 floors 0 3200 Bristol Stroot;TI 7 floors 0 611 Anton Blvd;Ti 4 floors Ix. Arlix.'Jes of interest: New York City Sewer Telernetery Page 1 of 2 Sewer System Committee June 14,2011 69EPNIMM SI'llb-ft euver 6 Redundant Sensor for High Water Condition 0 Staff Implementation at Selected Pumping Stations L M, D 13 f T17 -�_E_9 L S_ X11. A. Project#1011 --Westside Pumping Station Abandonment Status: OCSID finalizing RFP for consulting services, B. Project#129-Bristol Stj7e�,.,t Sewer Phase 11 Status: Working with CNB to find an approved soils engineer C. Project#171 -Irvine Pumping Station iForce Main Rehabilitation Status: Plans are 85%complete and bid specifications are 35% complete D. Project#183 -Systerl Sewer Reconstruction- P111ase 11 of 4 Status. Award contract on June 23,2011 (,tentatively). Consider adding additional Grade 5 locations to the awarded contract. E, l5roject#189 - Reh abil Ili t,aflt;)n of, Six Sewers Transferred to CMSO, Status: Awarded contract on April 28, 2011. PUBLIC COMMENI S X111- This is the tirne to receive any comments fron'w rnernbers of the public Next Meeting Date: JUly'19, 2011 Dated,, Jurte 5,,21l Clark off the District Page 2 of 2 Item 11 Sewer System Cleaning Progrum. cleaning Cycle Justification 0 8"' and larger sewers in high clensity,areas:sluch, as with apartments a 8" and larger s wers serving food.service establishnients a 8"' sewers in strects with high numbers afire s * 8" and larger sewers subject to, FOG buildup 9 8" and larger sewers subject to debris entry U'ixough vent holes in ntanhole co, viers * 8" and larger sewers with minimurn slopes * B" sewers wIn change in direction in manholcs causes slowdo° n a 8"' and larg r sewers requiring enhanced maintenance Such as siphons oi,-I!nes with rnultiple Sags 10"and larger sewers thrat are collector lines tied into OCSD trunk lines (trunk lines sornetimes cause standhag water or as buildup in CMSD linesl or that flow into a pumping station 8" s ewc;rs with ni ul ti p I e sir gs 2-year Cvcle.tL$iertn�ial..0 pion g'I * S" sewers; in nw,diwn, density residential zon,es sucli; ,as with mediurn, density apartments * 8" and larger sewers in cornmerciall are-as with older trees 0 B" and larger s wers with heavy flows * 8" and larger,sewers with less severe conditionsas described in ansi,ual cleanitag 3-Year,Cwle (I"Henillai CleaninO S"' sewers in low density areas 8"'arudl -lar,gersew i-switlisio,pes causiti,g'self,,"-clean;itig 8" and larger sewers not requiring annual or biennial cleaning, Item I I I PICAPipeline Inspection and Condition Analysis Corp. NEW rrr „r INSPECTION far PIPELINE CONDITION PICA is pleased to announce the launch of their new See Snare III'"lools for pipeline condition surveys: President, Dave Russell said: "The launch of the See Snake Tools represents a new technological breakthrough for the rapid inspection of pipelines for intemal and external flaws". There is a demand in the market for improved probability of detection (P.O.D.) and exceptional accuracy for sizing of corrosion pits. Competing tools that use Magnetic Flux Leakage (MFL) require intimate contact with the pipe wall in order to achieve acceptable flaw sizing. Unfortunately many pipelines have internal deposits of wax, scale or sand and others are lined with cement mortar, epoxy or polyethylene, preventing the effective use of MFL tools. See Sinaike technology, on the other hand, rogti ias nio contact wiflh, this Ipill wail„ and cani nleapure, riori-rinagnefic liineirs. in fact, See Snake tools have a minimum clearance of 0.250" (6.3mm) to allow passage of the tool past weld roots, dents and internal deposits. ! H r' Just like the real thing, See "'I'Maks WallllTMs aire flexible. So flexible in fact that they can negotiate multiple 90 degree bends. See Srija r i oolls are completely water proof and can be pumped through the pipeline with the product flow, or with compressed air. See Snake Tools, am rugge l They have no external movable parts (unlike MFL tools) so there is nothing to break off or get caught at tees and branches. They have been tested in the cold Canadian winter and in the heat of summertime in Australia. The internal batteries and flash memory are scalable: in other words you can run them for long distances if required. Sere Snake tools are°fastl Inspection speeds of 1 to 2 km/hour are normal in common pipe wall thicknesses (0.125" to 0.156"). All data is stored on board and is downloaded over USB or Blue Tooth a�n connection after the run. �f ra e Sriarke tools rr easri ria nniore infourun'iatlr urr Because See 'Siuiak.es use "Remote Field Technology" (a through transmission, A.C. technique) ' they have equal sensitivity to internal or external pits. w They also measure both remaining wall thickness /1yf,aY AND surface area (length and width)with accuracy � that competing technologies cannot match In addition, See Sr°takes eairi mea.siiurrm 5 fRESS on the line. Pipelines that are under external stress due to soil movement, bridging, inadequate support, rippling or denting have local variations in magnetic permeability that are measured by the tools. While these are not precisely quantified, they are detected very well, and can be quickly located. Serr Simko ko 'f°OetS can be detected from the surface. No need for an extra "Sonde"for tool tracking. See Suruake signals are detectable from above ground because their unique signal travels through the wall of the pipe and up to the surface of the soil in an instant. Above ground markers can track the passage of the tools, and locate them quickly if they get stuck. f WeIIhead Piping 1G8.2mu�O.D.x 7.Imm wall Pif located at 129 feet from West The internal pits shown in the pipe sample to the left were detected by the RFT technology used in the See Snake Tools. (6" schedule 40 seamless pipe) See Smalke too4s may be introduced to the pipeline via a "pig launcher" or a stuffing box at a cut end, riser, flange or hot-tap and can be pushed by product flow or air pressure to the far end of the line or the target distance. They can be trapped at a standard pig trap, or can be tethered with a wireline and then winched back to the launch point. See fkr°r'alke data analysis is semi-automatic and a report is created as the analysis is being performed. Depending on the line condition, analysis and reporting can be done in the field, but is usually done the next day, off-site, to reduce labour costs. ///////71-7—ay�a�i�� , x FIB, YMana Wldmq Taid; Two OR* J�f x The multi-channel _. ,.- 1 � t See Siiijiaikk,e Tools Tuliewarhy: - y � � a r�� •r,"I aIaaR' a M� „m � �a 4'�,r a inspect 360° of the pipe. The data is Podhon. 3 07 Mt displayed as color map, strip-chart logs JJLJ_E_j and voltage planes. " ' ` Y la F; Pte; f 1r ; 1 1 � aJ sec,rzszoFx "» - . I 25110111' The screen capture at right shows two pits at el� 6 o'clock. H[•�-_ V 0... _ rq.m&Wo Unlike MFL tools, SEMI "' Crck a(F4)to stark ton ar�iralllr��e�toolscontain b uutw �Y r no magnets, so they can be pushed with "* Ii relative ease. If an air compressor is used, a pressure of 25 psig is r often enough to push the tool. 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[-PIT brad+v... 0MOX-141—.1 6R.e 12dn WZJ, Lj�l P+ %(dl '-0 l 42:35 PM Applications: • Inspect pipelines prior to purchase or after construction to ensure integrity • After a pipeline failure: check several km each side of the repair for more corrosion damage Check an old or abandoned line before re-commissioning it • Tools are available from 3"(75mm)to 30"(762mm) diameter, with a few exceptions, To inspect cast iron wall thickness to 1"(25.4mm)and steel to 0.5"(12.7mm) • Larger tools will be available soon SPECIFICATIONS Run Time Minimum of 5 hours scalable Speed 1-2 km/hr Sensors One sensor(channel) per 0.5" of pipe circumference Clearance 0.250" (6mm)to 1"(25.4mm)clearance around tool Memory 64 Kb to 2Gblchannel scalable Length Approx 7' 213cm total length Minimum bend radius 90 degree long radius welded elbow 6"Tools and lar er Frequency User selectable: 5 Hz to 200 Hz Drive 0-18 VAC Data presentation Strip charts, colour maps, 3D views and voltage planes Reporting Data analysis is semi automatic, reporting module is built-in NrrED K1N GDOM WESTERN N. AMERICA EASTERN N. AMERICA ilN01A& FAR EAST Fera zi House, Bridle "may, 491011µ75 Aye „ !Pdrnorrton, Po 11 ox 46052, Pointe C-W2 % Sectalr° ,off,: Uverpool, 00 4UA, U.K. AB, canadal 'rBB 2'5:1 Claim Jr nkipulrairn, LK , India, Ph: 07795-574254, PII ('750)4 5„6a5p'k or1:1 6.W, 0i, V1 9,R SIR4 Ph: +91 97177 20955 Fax: 0,1511-530.4864 Fax., (780)452-9571, Plwne.. (5114) 703,w9009 Fax;+91 52"21027'541 VWww'Pic rorp•Com •plceccrip.c�0M: Fax: (514) 6951-15254 gi r r M4aa al�� n r, Y�1. ,rrai ( A6,Ur(-)RNI,A'1, EhVVIRONMEWI A4 L P IR 01 E(-'IF]0j N' A Q�i,N,CY' s-rXTE WATER RESOLIRCES (",ONTROL BOARD Item IV Ni imui COLLECTION SYSTEM OPERATIONAL REPORT Please see the ,'gjg§,§qty y qf,:fqrjLifs_for explanations of the search results column headings. kLp 01 �g in o, —.1 L 0Cqjyj,1he SEARCH CRI'11-.Rl ELLr-y M- Q WDID(8SS010566) Date Range:Start—Date(0 610 812 0 10) End—Date(0610812011 DRILLIDOWN HIS,`TORY Costa Mesa SID CS Agency. Costa Mesa Sanitary Dist General Information Region Place ID place Name CS Category Place Address Place County 8 256421 Costa Mesa SD CS Municipal 628 West lft Costa Mesa,CA 92627 Orange Collection System Spill Summary Spill Rate Indite(#spills/100mi/yr) Category 1 Category 2 Mainlines Laterals Not Specified 108inlln. Laterals I Not Specified . SID CS 00 NIA 0-3 0.9 NA State- Municipai- 4.17 NIA 6.55 7.42 N/A 2.82 Average J Average M n_,Pl 1,48 N/A 0.95 1.09 NA 4:3 � J N2!Volume Spills Indite(Met Vol in gallons/1000 Capitalyr) Category 1 Category 2 Mainlines Laterals Not Specified Mainlines Laterals Not Specified 11 11— I F Costa Mesa 0.0 WA 077 1 NIA 0.43 SID CS_ L �state- �l Municipal- 1599,5 N/A 17722.6 58.08 =WA Average �Region- W37 Municipal- NIA 261738.56 1118 NIA 0.69 Average r Percentage of total Number and Volume of SSOs by Spill Cause A=Debris-General,B=Debri-RRap� C=Debris,D=Flow exceeded capacity,E=Grease deposition(FO%F=Operator error,"— Oxer, H=Pipe structuralprobleW&lure,I=Pump stationfailure,J=Rab&LUexceeded ddexigN K=Root intrusion,1--Vandalism 7'? 5=1 36- is- 0 A B C D E F G H I J Y- L CAUSE ?.by Number of SSO ❑Y,by Volume Percentage of total Volume of SSOs by Spill Cause A=Debris-General,l9=Debri- C=1)6ris,D=Ftaw=ceded capachy,E=Grease depesi6on(FOGj F=Operator ,error,G=Other, H=Pipe siructuralpmblen FaiItene,I=Pump station failure,J=Rainfall exceeded design,K=Root intrusion,L--Vandalism �rll �I i � , JI11 ❑0%A 0 6%B ❑' 4C Ei DKD 067%E ■D"AF ■15%G ❑7%H ❑2%I [3 0%J ❑DraK l3 OX.L V Percentage of total Number of SSOs by Spill Cause A=Debris�General,B=D6d-Rap,C=Debris,D=Flow exceeded capacity,E Grease deposition(FO G�F=Operator ,error,G--Other, FI=Pipe sbwtsualproblem7£ailure,I=Ftivap station failure,J=Rainfall exceeded design,K=Root intr"n,I--Vandalism V o 0'.A ❑20Y.B !Itt❑Yo C ❑D°fo D , 20%E ■D%F E 20°1.G ❑20%H ❑20%I @ 0%J 0 0%K K)0%L Collection System Questionnaire Data(*) Status Active Last Updated On 2010-12-29 16:12:27.0 Population Served 116,700 Miles of Force Main 4.8 Miles of Gravity Sewer 328.2 Miles of Laterals 108.8 Portion of Laterals Responsible none Miles of Laterals Responsible Number of Service Lateral Connection 24870 Sewer Constructed 2000 Current 1 Sewer Constructed 1980 1999 3 Sewer Constructed 1960 1979 43 Sewer Constructed 1940 1959 53 Sewer Constructed 1920 1939 0 Sewer Constructed 1900 1919 0 Sewer Constructed Before 1900 0 Inaccessible Sewer(Miles) 3 Sewer Clean Production(Miles/Yr) 100 Gravity Sewer Inspection(MileslYr) 2 (')The information presented above was provided by the Enrollee in the Collection System Questionnaire.Enrollees are required to update the questionnaire Information at least once a year;therefore,the information presented above may not be the most current. Sewer System Management Plan(SSMP)Completion(*) Development Plan and Schedule Yes Section I-Goal Yes Section I4-Organ$Zation Yes Section Ill-Legal Authority Yes Section IV-Operation&Maintenance Program Yes Section V-Design&Performance Provisions Yes Section VI-Overflow Emergency Response Plan Yes Section VII-FOG Control Program Yes Section Vill-System Evaluation&Capacity Assurance Plan Yes Section IX-Monitoring,Measurement,and Program Modifications Yes Section X-SSMP Program Audits Yes Section XI-Communication Program Yes Complete SSMP Implementation Yes (')Under theStatewide General WDRs for Sanitary Sewer Systems,WQO No.2006-0003,enrollees are required to develop and Implement a written Sewer system Management Plan (SSMP)and must make it publicly available.The SSMP must be approved by the deadlines in the SSMP Time Schedule presented in the Sanitary Sewer Systems WDR. Additional Information: • Data used for the Operational report is reported by the enrollees through the CIWQS (California Integrated Water Quality System) SSO module. • Indices are calculated for the date range specified ( default is past 4 months ) and using data available since reporting was required for all enrollees as specified in the Sanitary Sewer Systems WDR. Reporting was required to begin for Regions 4,8,9 on 11212007, Regions 1,2,3 on 51212007, and, Regions 5,6,7 on 91212007. • Comparisons are made between similar collection systems type (e.g. Municipal), and lateral responsibility for the entire state and region. Indices are calculated for all similar collection systems and averaged for comparison. • Category 1 spills are required to be fully certified 15 calendar days after SSO response conclusion and Category 2 spills are required to be fully certified 30 Calendar days after end of calendar month which SSO occurred. Therefore, spill records for the past approximately 60 days may be incomplete. • Average Number of Spills per 100 miles: Measures the number of sewer overflows per 100 miles of sewer lines. Notice that these indices are strongly influenced by the length of collection system owned by the enrollee. o For instance, an enrollee that owns and operates a collection system of one (1) mile in length having only one (1)spill (analyzing data for ONE year)will have a Operational indice of 100.0 spilis1100milyr. On the other hand, an enrollee that owns and operates a collection system of one hundred (100) miles in length having only one (1) spill (analyzing data for ONE year)will have a Operational indice of 1.0 spills1100milyr. • Average Net Volume (volume spilled minus volume recovered) of Spills per Capita: Measures the volume in gallons of SSOs, for which the reporting Enrollee is responsible, per capita ( the population served by your agency's sanitary sewer system). Where the volume recovered is greater than the volume spilled, the net volume will be considered to be zero. • The "agency"or Enrollee listed on a SSO report is responsible for the data presented in this report and should be contacted directly for questions related to their Data. • More information on the Sanitary Sewer Overflow Reduction program is available at: rott a �,� .�; !vC. � p .S. 1�° a, at.;tsy (ip � dtrcrrnrry _? Prixiri .µ;frmaN, • The Sanitary Sewer Overflows Incident Map is available at: • The Interactive SSO report 1lydttri w.(i"�uw "� atplLalfc cud' cr.ww gw�ckynnct ar of ttd�l �l u'btl,,cRd w-rat9S !`3LX, ",,ek 7 fprJ, c�i dour ti.oi . cat!kirt ��,1'w rcirowrc: The current report was generated with data as of:Tuesday,June 47,2011 Regional Boards are in the process of entering backlogged data. As a result,data may be Incomplete. Reports are constructed from all entered data as of the dose of business the previous day. Ha.a ttaiirr G"'atfe I Vet ter? 17f f a1e', i t'Rfkalpm ¢ �l D @ill I , �, Copyright 2011 Mate R talifomaa The Board is one of six boards,departments,and offices under the umbrella of the Cslifomia Envi(pnmental Protection Agency. t 7,� I�I FLT.. l P,r V'g0:'B'~�.t.5-y—ML suiaiwxrn �UtlVpV4MOINillArrw U1 U1 srsrsrsrsrsrsrsrsrrIPIPAiarrrrrrrrrrri rrirvii rrrriakau�rs,�m�rm,��er��1r7��ipyi�;i�pE!AID'�I�IVVitifI�MIUGIUId,�k#h'Y�I�I�II�IIIN�MII�Y ! 'irvvrL��iai Item V Sartx ,�', WW 1 0 e f ,%v S x'. Pro *aju Public cor rner is regarding Sanitary,Sonitary, Sewer Systems WD'Rg PuiY9d Nafi��e E LL 1�.��^i. Deadline to receive comments was May 13, 2011 by Noon Agency/Organization Representative Almonte Sanitary Districti�u �� xla�oiew° Bay Area Clean Water Agencies California Association Of Sanitation Agencies California State Association of Counties °o California Water Environmental Association 1,.od Central Valley Clean Water Association League of California Citiesw„w � � Regional Council of Rural Counties '' Ce 11el'at n Southern California Alliance of Publicly 0. r Tri-TAC 011-i y I Eggj,,-q i Burbank Sanitary District L-g j,qLd @L k:�:t California Coastkeeper Alliance Environmental Advocates dwl LrL”trw l_lre�r California Council for Environmental and Economic Balanceu�'�� �um„, p �a ralr� California Sportfishing Protection Alliance j,;,,1,pJl , a"..nil��� . Castro Valley Sanitary District I'?,ialsprd+ VOj �'Ds, Castroville Community Services District �ir:ro -imi� Cayucos Sanitary District �ilo, Central Contra Costa Sanitary District J Il m s_K�A Central Valley Clean Water Association Debbie Webster (1) ) City of Albany RL V City of Alhambra M �jA rk City of Anaheim !Ra!', Vlo El thafk r an City of Anderson ?,kM aJ ug”mak City of Arcadia Tf1�� is City of Atascadero Da tle.l 6 jqy City of Bellflower City of Belmont City of Berkeley Am �l City of Burbank City of Burlingame Y6 „nnCYwliC,�, , City of Carson tip.„grit, :rl�Yu � i,I City of Ceres N.1¢2haell-FRi ti���.'..nH City of Chico General Services Department lb,Lb.J] Mai[ irD 77 City of Chico Office of the City Manager David Buikdand City of Clovis Public Utilities Department r lwdl qi,�I, City of Covina S I e'a i City of Culver City (,,'harzes,_l Iw reln+> �d City of Downey Q;e mill ler City of Duarte 7`l owr i°,ru �^rl �lw City of El Cajon _ �II City of El Paso De Robles i'w att I son City of Emeryville Ng,,�I rj, Q,,11 rl,ild,iG l l City of Encinitas s u v r g R w K �p �U City of Fairfield City of Fillmore �°w aifi �'glashi�Urri.. City of Gardena 6>°� City of Hawaiian Gardens iil �_�d;l;,�orba�;�sh City of Hermosa Beach I s4 �Vrtic �� City of Huntington Beach Dum City of La Canada Flintridge � tirr City of Lancaster F . City of Livermore d i yi aN a wc(.-)d_ City of Los Angeles 1 .� s� � „aid j pr _ City of Los Banos Mark FaclJ City of Los Banos y„ r Daly„a „ City of Manteca I.”)elt.bk 1...al lorrt City of Millbrae City of Milpitas City of Monterey I d � hrpp City of Morro Bay Q y v°"F Og City of Oakland wJ`d;l�.LLLr° nor .. City of Orange �,hl ,I .� ✓'af�g City of Oroville 14,JckW"alls,, City of Palm Springs M L L FOer City of Palmdale ��:a yhli� a�lIX L� � City of Palo Alto L�,uw �u� i;ol� Its p ,n6� City of Pasadena Department of Public Works la„Grip �w,q , a City of waa Pico RiveraKa; ar ill ql � G? City of Piedmont l,l�es e r ���a a�h,N���;a City of Redding lrlyarl. City of Redondo Beach w:w t kw.�-Nu City of Redwood City City of Richmond Engineering Services Department n City of Rolling Hills Estates �.;,�� i ,l� rc apinl; City of Roseville nNr .pr°l_ ._ - .,,., City of Sacramento aim°l�M 9m a rM"q�au�„1i City and County of San Francisco Public Utilities Commission I oIi.�r�.pTIy__I�A i � City of Sacramento City of San Bernardino N.L uLirc�N:n City of San Buenaventura � dw r�t;uwdlt City of San Dimas °a„Id City of San Jose City of Santa Clara rt w C O�risuorgvl X112 City of Santa Clarityrgr City of Santa Rosa lioi� d rrr City of Solvang �Xi zjft q _lI e L m'jen City of Stockton City of Temple City tpve n....Masp,Rra City of Turlock Lam NC , City of Uplandr amr �urWs City of Vernon a�����r uti'�nlWrgf! Coachella Valley Water District Stev I i l m Costa Mesa Sanitary District County of Butte R°_a�w rr L '4u9 County of Lake Special Districts Administration M ,, r,i ,ili�d�UF County of Los Angeles Department of Public Works County of Orange Public Works Department �; i� uuvaub � r County of Placer i U,�� , »�,r��,r�� County of San Mateo Mark f",h .�¢ County Sanitation District NO. 2-3 of Santa Clara Countylydrl County Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County dm''h°q��Eo° Ilw r°u i Cupertino Sanitary District R; bard, c �sna :!� Delta Diablo Sanitation District Department of Defense :` lL "�3'tatlV rs. Dublin San Ramon Service District @.L IJ-Gll rrr° e East Bay Collection System Agencies i glkl, k:1 Consisting of: City of Alameda, City of Albany, City of Berkeley, City of Emeryville, City of Oakland, City of Piedmont and Stege Sanitary District East Bay Municipal Utility District ��wnnn Eastern Municipal Water District j sur �rr� .oA.ny El Dorado Irrigation District El Toro Water District Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District , urs, ,aa Fairfield-Suisun Sewer District iG k �inN: lw„ Fallbrook Public Utility District General Public l aura, Si v(-,pn,�on General Public ... aligiu General Public a,naur P � vf� i714�� 9' General Public Ran! Golden Rain Foundation Da i,�^mll Goleta Sanitary District Kq raI Az ouj) Goleta West Sanitary District Qt,,,!Jrj 9(" 'f�1 Heal the Bay � A%rnand Irvine Ranch Water District Lake Oroville Area Public Utility District A,lgin Br, y LaRoc Environmental Roo aru-,are I ���c�°�aa ra Larson Consulting �uiugm Vp, iy,N, Las Gailinas Valley Sanitary District y Liu�l�_Wdll aria as Las Virgenes MWD and Triunfo Sanitation District pain n� am d 1a Leucadia Wastewater District Plauj QQ;F.�,'ie Los Angeles Department of Water and Power ioau„any N �alummu Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board BranM Qubi %Jynj3aq 1, McKinleyville Community Services District Monterey Regional Water Pollution Control Agency l n & .r u', t"a Moulton Niguel Water District li ,a IW1m. _age: µi anr,,. Mt. View Sanitary District Napa Sanitation DistrictD.;9.aa� iy__l 9ar�i Olivenhain Municipal Water District J�M bi J oi&, Orange County Sanitation District James R)I,r Oro Loma Sanitary District a ,r�r "� °darei� a Otay Water District � �bi9i�ar Rancho California Water District q.9 aka Rancho Murieta Community Services District Ea1! �ol�ra� r. Richardson Bay Sanitary Distract johnn w :`q q ° Rodeo Sanitary District ,t y ai,.t��ea l Ross Valley Sanitary District iaYr i lu� ila,,aaa, Sacramento Area Sewer District 8:i���� a _ °."Jn'r�R����6 Sacramento Regional County Sanitation District T g p rjQJ,,Y,1Jt bgE,. 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Scott Carroll<scarroll@crosdca.gov> Gas Company lateral improvements Santa Ana Blvd in couple of weeks (from orchid to Bristol) Hamilton Street (443 to 577) (deed to scope all three lines (524 to 535) 3333 Fairview Rd near Sunflower-OCSD 10"sewer fine&84"trunkline;not a CMSD line Kings Court off of San Jose Ave, east of Fairview, south of Sunflower(3441 to 3442, 3448)- Standard line Queens Court-laterals on both side;5112 feet deep San Jose- [Vice tract sewer Wilmington Way-entire street; stops before 3462 Gas Co will notify CMSD (Steve)the start dates. Steve will arrive to observe Gas Co will provide CMSD with videos Gas Co is using Propipe with one truck and a possible backup truck Gas Co will call Steve for any questions The City has been notified by Gas Co of the locations OCSD has been notified by Gas Co Sent from my iPad BBC News - Internet of things blurs the line between bits and atoms item IX The next project for the team is a bedside screen that will enable guests to connect to different objects in the room and in the entire hotel, switching on the TV, dimming the lights and ordering food through the web. Going social Keen on exploring the opportunities that the internet of things offers, numerous start-ups have been trying to join the game - some with more success than others. French firm Violet was one of the pioneers of smarter homes, equipping gadgets such Nabaztag - an electronic wifi-enabled device that looks like a rabbit - with RFID tags and connecting them to the web. Among other things, the rabbit reads out e-mails, downloads weather forecasts and can monitor RSS feeds set up by their owners. Another start-up, a Spanish company called Symplio Lifestyle Technologies, went a step further and embraced one of the most popular aspects of today's technological world - the social web. "A lot of sports teams and celebrities have promotional products such as t-shirts, cups, etc, and they also have a lot of activity on social networks," explains Mr Inaki Vazquez. "So we're creating physical objects that have a shape related to a team or a celebrity, and that are connected to their page or social network. "The object will change its shape, have a light go up or produce a sound when something happens on the social network." For instance, adds Mr Vazquez, the company develops a device linked to the Facebook fan page of football club Real Madrid. Owners will not need to go online to see what is happening with their team - one glance at the device will be enough, with lights brimming or shape changing, reflecting the team's Facebook activity. 211,1/1`112 ,q hftp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-13632206?p6nt=true 6/6/2011 *8:42:20 AM BBC News - Internet of things blurs the line between bits and atoms Page 5 of 6 It works directly with hardware developers to connect physical objects and the internet in the most unusual and innovative ways. Leif Percifield, founder of d nfflush.. a is one of their clients, working on a project to help reduce polluted water entering New York City waterways. "New York City has a mostly combined sewer system, where sanitary wastewater and storm water share the same pipes," says Mr Percifield. "This causes a problem when it rains, as the system is not designed to handle the excess flow - at these times the system overflows into the nearest waterway. "The goal of the project is to inform citizens when the sewer system is nearing capacity or already overflowing and for them to reduce the production of wastewater." Mr Percifield's company plans to install sensors at the sewer system's overflow locations. Using mobile phone technology, they will relay water levels and the state of the floodgates, sending text updates to Pachube every minute to accurately track the water level as it rises during a storm. A second device then alerts the public to the state of the sewer system. "I've been calling it an internet-connected light bulb or "bulbuino", that works by receiving a signal from a radio transmitter that relays the sewer level data from Pachube," says Mr Percifield. "As the level rises, the colour of the light changes - and this allows for a much more constant connection between the users of the system and the data." When people see that the sewer is overflowing, they can make the choice to save water - by delaying washing clothes or running the dishwasher, reducing the number of toilet flushes or using bath water to refill the toilet tank, says Mr Percifield. The inventor hopes to get the first sensor installed shortly, and - provided he gets funding - to put in more sensors and build more light bulb devices. Whichever direction companies will take to explore the concept of the internet of things, the opportunities are endless, says Constantine Valhouli from The Hammersmith Group. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-13632206?print=true 6/6/2011 * 8:42:20 AM BBC News -- Internet of things blurs the line between bits and atoms Page 6 of 6 From smartphones to electronic rabbits to buildings and cars, it can go all the way to actually browsing our world. "In short - we're blurring the division between bits and atoms," says Mr Valhouli. 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