Welcome to Spring Water Symposium: Resilience and Reuse
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1 Welcome to Spring Water Symposium: Resilience and Reuse
2 Welcome Elected Officials Barbara Keegan, Chair of the Santa Clara Valley Water District Board of Directors Ken Rosenberg, Vice Mayor, Mountain View Michael Kasperzak, Councilmember, Mountain View Lenny Siegel, Councilmember, Mountain View Richi Kumar, Councilmember, Saratoga
3 Special Thank You Host Intuit Sponsors Exhibitors and Pitch Presenters Symposium Planning Committee Panelists, Speakers, and Moderators SSV Members SSV Board of Directors SSV Water Director and SSV Volunteers
4 Audience Highlights Welcome 250 attendees SSV old friends and many newcomers 15+ Corporations including Tesla, Nvidia, NetApp, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Google, Intuit, Facebook, Oracle, HP, Genentech, Dow, and Cisco 14 Cities and 3 Counties (15 attendees from SCC) Mountain View, Palo Alto, Sunnyvale, San Jose, Santa Clara, Redwood City, Menlo Park, Burlingame, Portola Valley, Saratoga, Morgan Hill, Brisbane, East Palo Alto, Counties of Santa Clara and San Mateo and San Francisco Plus water technologists, financial sector, architects, developers, designers, consultants, universities, non-profits and agencies
5 SSV Founded in 2000, Sustainable Silicon Valley (SSV) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to addressing tough sustainability challenges.
6 Vision SSV envisions a Net Positive Bay Area by 2050: Produce more energy than we consume Sequester more carbon than we emit Optimize water resources to ensure water resilience
7 Mission SSV brings together leading tech companies, cities, counties, research and educational institutions to solve sustainability issues that cannot be solved alone.
8 SSV Members 1
9 SSV s Intelligent Water REuse Initiative When we started, where we are today and where we are going Three causes of Silicon Valley s water shortage : Climate Change Population Growth Dependence on Imported Water
10 Onsite Non-Potable Reuse Traditional Building Building produces waste water Wastewater Treatment Plant Bay Building With Reuse Produce five types of water: Grey water. Black water, Storm water, Rain water, Ground water Wastewater Treatment Plant Bay Treatment and monitoring The water type and end use determines the appropriate treatment and monitoring
11 SSV s Intelligent Water REuse Initiative: History Kick Off Event: A Dinner Meeting hosted at Santa Clara Valley Water District, 3/25/15 generated THREE TAKEAWAYS: 1. Limited local knowledge about on-site water reuse 2. Sentiments ranged from ENTHUSIASTICALLY ON BOARD to DIRE CONCERN 3.There was a lot of work for our community to do!
12 SSV s Intelligent Water REuse Initiative: Today EDUCATION: Dozens of public and private educational meetings/events: Two Symposiums Tours (SFPUC, CODIGA, 181 Fremont) Hosting Water Panels of SSV Members: CWEA: Google, Codiga, Acqualogic and Nexus ewater (4/28) SVES/Stanford (6/3) David Sedlak, UC Berkeley; Frances SpiveyWeber, Water Board; Jim Fiedler, SCVWD
13 SSV s Intelligent Water REuse Initiative: Today ADDED POLICY Ordinances: SCVWD s New Development Water Use Efficiency Task Force (WUE) drafting a model ordinance Government Policy: Santa Clara County including on-site water reuse in proposed budget Letters of Support: AB 1738 and AB 2022 Endorsements: Measure AA PILOTS Promoting onsite reuse system for the new Facebook campus
14 SSV s Intelligent Water REuse Initiative: TODAY We have EXPANDED our objective beyond reuse on tech campuses and are supporting a PORTFOLIO APPROACH To ensure the Bay Area has a resilient water supply that enables the region s continuing success and maintains our high quality of life where there is enough water for all, businesses, residents, and natural habitats
15 SSV s Intelligent Water REuse Initiative: Future 1.Local Ordinances which facilitate on-site reuse 2.The Silicon Valley will be seen as a model community for water Stakeholders are sharing costs, technology, data and resources--collaborating beyond our traditional boundaries support smart growth preserve our quality of life maintain healthy natural habits 3. SSV s fall water event focusing: Collaboration, Education and Connection!
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