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Norcal ARCSA Monthly Meeting
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Subject - NorCal ARCSA Monthly Meeting: Monday, May 4th, 7-9pm, SF (John Russell and Sarah Minick speakers)
The Northern California chapter of the American Rainwater Catchment Systems Association invites you to attend our monthly meeting. This month John Russell of WaterSprout and Sarah Minick of the SF Public Utilities Commission will be discussing...why yes, rainwater!
Date: Monday, May 4, 2009 from 7-9 pm
Location: SFPUC; 1155 Market Street, 4th floor conference room (across the street from Civic Center Bart)
San Francisco, CA !!!NEW LOCATION!!!
RSVP: Elizabeth Dougherty, elizd@elizd.com
NorCal ARCSA: http://www.wiserearth.org/group/arcsanorcal
Speaker Details:
Bay Area pioneer in rainwater harvesting professional, John Russell, of Watersprout ( http://watersprout.org/home.html) will share his experience with designing, permitting and installing rainwater systems in the Bay Area. Come hear about:
350 gal rainwater harvesting system for toilets and clothes washer in the East Bay
10,000 gal system for irrigation on the Peninsula.
1,100 gal system in SF for toilets and irrigation
AND
Until recently, urban areas served by municipal water have tended to overlook rainwater as a water resource. San Francisco would like to change that by raising awareness about rainwater harvesting and promoting its use. As far as we know, San Francisco is the first city in California to formally adopt rainwater harvesting rules. Sarah Minick, the force behind the SF rainwater rules (together with Rosey Jencks) will discuss the rainwater rules and how you can contribute to realizing the vision of SF as the US' urban rainwater mecca.
See you next Monday!
Elizabeth
(Feel free to repost this message to individuals and lists.)
The Northern California chapter of the American Rainwater Catchment Systems Association invites you to attend our monthly meeting. This month John Russell of WaterSprout and Sarah Minick of the SF Public Utilities Commission will be discussing...why yes, rainwater!
Date: Monday, May 4, 2009 from 7-9 pm
Location: SFPUC; 1155 Market Street, 4th floor conference room (across the street from Civic Center Bart)
San Francisco, CA !!!NEW LOCATION!!!
RSVP: Elizabeth Dougherty, elizd@elizd.com
NorCal ARCSA: http://www.wiserearth.org/group/arcsanorcal
Speaker Details:
Bay Area pioneer in rainwater harvesting professional, John Russell, of Watersprout ( http://watersprout.org/home.html) will share his experience with designing, permitting and installing rainwater systems in the Bay Area. Come hear about:
350 gal rainwater harvesting system for toilets and clothes washer in the East Bay
10,000 gal system for irrigation on the Peninsula.
1,100 gal system in SF for toilets and irrigation
AND
Until recently, urban areas served by municipal water have tended to overlook rainwater as a water resource. San Francisco would like to change that by raising awareness about rainwater harvesting and promoting its use. As far as we know, San Francisco is the first city in California to formally adopt rainwater harvesting rules. Sarah Minick, the force behind the SF rainwater rules (together with Rosey Jencks) will discuss the rainwater rules and how you can contribute to realizing the vision of SF as the US' urban rainwater mecca.
See you next Monday!
Elizabeth
(Feel free to repost this message to individuals and lists.)