Water Reliability
BAWSCA has the authority to coordinate water conservation, supply and recycling activities for its agencies; acquire water and make it available to other agencies on a wholesale basis; finance projects, including improvements to the regional water system; and build facilities jointly with other local public agencies or on its own to carry out the agency’s purposes.
Capital Improvement Plan Comparison Study
BAWSCA and Valley Water AMI Implementation Survey - White Paper
Making Conservation a Way of Life" Strategic Plan - Phase 1
Conservation Strategic Plan - September 17, 2018
Long Term Reliable Water Supply Strategy
Long Term Reliable Water Supply Strategy
Pilot Water Transfer - Notice of Exemption
Water Recycling and Potable Reuse
Regional Water Demand and Conservation Savings Projections
Final Report - September 2014
Annual Survey
Annual Conservation Report
Annual Conservation Report FY 2017-18
Water Conservation Implementation Plan
Conservation Implementation Plan - September 2009
Establishment of Interim Supply Allocations by the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission
- September 16, 2010 – BAWSCA Staff Report to the Board of Directors
- November 9, 2010 – SFPUC Staff Report to the SFPUC Commissioners and letters submitted to the SFPUC by BAWSCA member agencies
- Additional comments submitted to the SFPUC from BAWSCA Member Agencies
Water Supply Agreement between the City and County of San Francisco and Wholesale Customers (July 2009)
Click here to view the Agreement or Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about the 2009 Water Supply Agreement.
- Amended and Restated Water Supply Agreement - November 2018
- Revision 2 - Attachment C Revised, September 2017
- Revision 1 - Amendment 1, June 2013
References:
- SFPUC Wholesale Customer Water Demand Projections Technical Report, November 2004
- SFPUC Wholesale Customer Recycled Water Potential Technical Memo, December 2004
- SFPUC Wholesale Customer Water Conservation Potential Technical Report, December 2004
- BAWSCA Service Area Map