iWG meeting meeting March 30, 2016
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Hello Everyone,
This looks great
My only comment would be to replace the cooling towers in the first slide with cooling towers from the UIUC Campus.
I can send a picture tomorrow morning from my office.
All the other pics on that slide appear to be from the UIUC campus which is good and adds credibility to the presentation.
As I have said before I will be out Monday through Wednesday at a required meeting with the Illinois Commerce Commission.
Please accept me best wishes for good luck and success on Wednesday
Hello All,
I've attached the presentation for this Wednesday's event. Please let me know if there needs to be any changes.
I've also included the most recent version of our iCAP recommendations. This draft includes revisions from Kishore and Keith. All are still welcome to make suggestions, but please do so soon (feel free to make them on the Google Doc. or a Word Doc. sent over email).
Best regards,
Amy Liu
Please note my comments in track changes format.
Please call or email if you have any questions
Keith
The first draft of the SWAT iCAP revisions contains all the information that has been put into writing so far. Please see if you agree with the organization, content, and language of this document, though the latter has underwent very few changes. As far as content goes, I attempted to make the depth of information consistent throughout.
Dear all,
Adding to Kishore's, attached are the text contributions (word conversion and pdf) for storm water, organized re heirarchy of Goals, Objectives, and Strategies set out in the 'Sustainable Transportation example template'. I hope these meet our team's writing objectives in content, quality, and tone.
Please find attached a write-up for the iCAP. As I just returned from a long trip, and punched this out in a hurry to meet tomorrows deadline, it may need to be extensively edited and modified. But these suggestions are basically what I have to offer.
Should we espouse a larger vision – net zero? Without a timeline as an aspirational goal
N. Rajagopalan PhD
From: Lage, Stephanie M [mailto:spauldng@illinois.edu]
Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 1:54 PM
To: swat-water@dib.illinois.edu
Subject: FW: Illinois Water Resources Small Grant RFP
FYI
Illinois Sustainable Technology Center (ISTC) Water Audit Webinar – Oct. 21 at 11 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. (web only)
“Water Use and Conservation on Illinois College Campuses: The Ripple Effect”
Water team,
I've added comments (as stickies) to the iCAP plan, relative to the additional emphasis, targets, and strategies on storm water. These can be transferred to another form, if we are coordinating in another way.
Thanks, see you tomorrow!
Mary Pat
Please note the two attached files.
One is a recent storm water study for the Mathews Avenue drainage basin.
The other is the water use, by building type, per square foot. We discussed this type of analysis last week, and the F&S Utility Financial Service group was able to provide the data.
Keith
From: Rajagopalan, Nandakishore
Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2014 5:36 PM
To: Amy Liu
Cc: swat-water@dib.illinois.edu
Subject: RE: Update
I think that’s a great idea. Do contact the wolverines
Dear SWATwater team and Ben,
Good morning, unfortunately I have to attend another meeting (today 10/1 & again 10/15) during our swat water meeting time. I'm truly sorry for my absence today.
Hello everyone,
I have updated the SWAT folder with the new minutes and documents that have been being passed around.
Hi Kishore,
The spreadsheet is very helpful, many thanks.
I quickly combed through the document and didn't find any errors in calculation. However, there seem to be minor differences between inputs for UIUC water use when compared to the "iCAP Water Emissions" spreadsheet Ben recently shared with us e.g 1023 mgpy vs. 1063 mgpy.
I might look at University of Michigan more closely later today since it's of special interest to us.
Amy Liu