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- Monday, 5/23: Tell PALO ALTO CITY COUNCIL TO SCALE BACK CASTILLEJA’S EXPANSION PLANS
- 2022 UN Water Theme: Groundwater – Making the Invisible Visible
- California Water. Over-promised. Over-delivered. Solutions? Felicia Marcus Feb. 12 10 AM.
- Celebrating National Groundwater Awareness Week! March 7-13, 2021
- City Council agrees magnificent oak at 2353 Webster deserves protection
Top 10 posts:
- Monday, 5/23: Tell PALO ALTO CITY COUNCIL TO SCALE BACK CASTILLEJA’S EXPANSION PLANS
- 2022 UN Water Theme: Groundwater - Making the Invisible Visible
- California Water. Over-promised. Over-delivered. Solutions? Felicia Marcus Feb. 12 10 AM.
- Celebrating National Groundwater Awareness Week! March 7-13, 2021
- City Council agrees magnificent oak at 2353 Webster deserves protection
- Council Hearing re-scheduled to 8/17, 7:50PM; Oak Tree Threatened by Construction Dewatering
- Council Hearing re-scheduled to 8/17, 7:50PM; Oak Tree Threatened by Construction Dewatering
- Construction Dewatering Threatening 300+ Year Old Oak; Council Hearing Monday 8/10 8:15 PM
- Link to Prof. Hill’s Planning for Rising Waters Presentation, April 24, 2019
- Water events in honor of Earth Day
Author Archives: Keith Bennett
Dewatering Site Map for 2016 now posted
Dewatering for basement construction is about to get into full swing for the 2016 “season.” As of this writing, two sites have completed dewatering, including one that discharged nearly 31 million gallons into the storm drains, one that is about … Continue reading
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30+ Million Gallons, One Project, Read the meter
Last year the City told us that they estimated 8- 10 million gallons of water were pumped out per basement construction. The news is three times worse! This year, for the first time ever, City regulations require that the water … Continue reading
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Eleanor Pardee Park and Hale Wells 10 feet lower than 2011
The water levels [PDF download] in mid-2015 for Eleanor Pardee Park and Hale Wells, part of Palo Alto’s emergency water supply have dropped 10 feet between 2011 and mid-2015.
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Guest Opinion in Palo Alto Weekly
Please see the Groundwater in Palo Alto is a valuable Resource, not Construction Waste published online in this week’s Palo Alto Weekly.
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