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SFPUC updates commission on Sewer System Improvement Program and stormwater ordinance progress
Summary
SFPUC staff reported active capital work and outreach for the Sewer System Improvement Program, including $50 million in wastewater capital projects, community charrettes for urban watershed assessments, and progress implementing the city's stormwater management ordinance with 70 private-sector projects under review.
SFPUC staff briefed the commission on the Sewer System Improvement Program (SSIP) and Urban Watershed Management work, describing active wastewater capital projects, community engagement, and pilot early implementation projects intended to reduce combined sewer discharges and neighborhood impacts.
Karen Kubik, Director of the Sewer System Improvement Program, told commissioners the enterprise currently has about $50 million in active wastewater capital work, including an oxygen-plant replacement and dewatering work at the Southeast Treatment Plant, and noted emergency stabilization work to keep digesters operating while the new digester is planned. Kubik said staff are conducting biosolids market and biogas lifecycle studies to determine best reuse…
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