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PUC: WESIP is broadly on track though environmental reviews delay some regional projects
Summary
WESIP staff told the commission the Water Enterprise System Improvement Program is generally on schedule and on budget, with $192 million in expenditures to date; environmental-phase delays (including the PEIR and Crystal Springs Bypass Tunnel) explain much of the lag in certain regions.
The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission received a detailed quarterly briefing on the Water Enterprise System Improvement Program (WESIP), in which staff said the program is largely on track though environmental reviews and a few site‑specific issues continue to slow some regional projects.
Julie Levante, WESIP director, told commissioners the program-level earned value and performance indices indicate the program is meeting expectations overall. "Based on what is shown here, the program overall as a whole is on track," Levante said, and staff reported actual expenditures of $192,000,000 as of March, which are below…
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