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Page 2 of 20 <br />City of Redwood City 1017 Middlefield Road, Redwood City, CA. 94063 Tel: 650-780-7000 www.redwoodcity.org <br />from the Sub-committee on various matters affecting each utility prior to bringing recommended actions <br />to the full City Council for approval. Discussion topics typically include long-term repair and replacement <br />plans, changes in regulatory requirements, and adjustments to utility rates. <br />This study session provides an overview of the City’s utility systems, explaining how operations and <br />maintenance are funded, and outlines strategies for managing financial impact on ratepayers when <br />funding capital projects. It discusses how the City plans for the maintenance and replacement of existing <br />infrastructure, as well as system expansion to support anticipated population growth in an equitable <br />manner. While this report does not discuss infrastructure needs related to levees and sea level rise <br />vulnerabilities, it does consider how these concerns are integrated within the broader context of the <br />stormwater system. <br />ANALYSIS <br />The analysis section of this report is organized as follows: <br />1. Water System – Potable (Drinking) Water <br />a. Urban Water Management Plan <br />b. Water System Master Plan <br />c. Water System Budget – Potable Water Budget <br />2. Water System – Recycled Water <br />a. Recycled Water System Master Planning <br />b. Recycled Water System Expansion <br />c. Water System Budget – Recycled Water Budget <br />3. Sanitary Sewer Collection System <br />a. Sanitary Sewer Capacity Master Plan and Comprehensive Sanitary Sewer Capacity Master Plan <br />b. Sanitary Sewer Collection System Improvements <br />c. Sanitary Sewer System Budget <br />4. Stormwater System and Lagoons <br />a. Stormwater Treatment Obligations Under Municipal Regional Permit <br />b. Stormwater Responsibilities for Local Creeks <br />c. Stormwater Risks Identified in Multijurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan and 2024 Sea <br />Level Rise Vulnerability Assessment <br />d. Stormwater Budget <br />5. Financial Constraints for City Utilities and Actions to Moderate Rate Increases <br />6. Upcoming City Council Actions <br />7. Questions for City Council Consideration <br />9.A. - Page 2 of 20 <br />487
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