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S�$� � - � 3 and core audiences is invaluable. The database notes preferences and records agreements so commitments can be retained through the life and phases of the large scale project that will take years to build. In addition, the database can be networked for use by the full project team. Since the team is comprised of various companies, organizations and consultants outside of the city's employee network, this network becomes a vital communications link for the entire project team. Together, these steps will ensure that the public and potentially affected stakeholders will be kept well informed and will know they have been heard and responded to throughout the process of designing, constructing and operating the Recycled Water Project. Phase1 Project Areas The Redwood City Phase 1 Recycled Water Project covers the geographical area east of Highway 101. The overall Phase 1 Project is divided into a number of discrete projects that will be phased in over time and include treatment, storage, pumping, pipeline and customer site retrofit-related improvements. The projects include: • The Treatment, Storage and Pumping Project (by SBSA) • The Redwood Shores Pipeline Project • The Sky Way Pipeline Project • The Bike Path Pipeline Project (completed) • The Bayfront Pipeline Project • The Seaport Boulevard Pipeline Project • The Redwood Shores Customer Site Retrofit Projects • The Bayfront Customer Site Retrofit Projects • The Seaport Boulevard Customer Site Retrofit Projects The City intends to proceed with the Treatment, Storage and Pumping Project (by SBSA), the Redwood Shores Pipeline Project and the Redwood Shores [commercial] Customer Site Retrofit Project in 2004. The other projects will be implemented based on a number of factors such as timing of future developments, Bloomquist Bridge construction, and water supply issues.