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Direct Potable Reuse Regulatory Update
CMSA and the Marin Municipal Water District commissioned a feasibility study for a Direct Potable Reuse facility, which could provide a drought proof supply of potable water for central Marin.
 Direct Potable Reuse Regulatory Update Memorandum
Direct Potable Reuse Feasibility Study
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BIO-GAS REPORT
This report is the final report for the project, titled Air Quality Issues Related to Using Biogas From Anaerobic Digestion of Food Waste conducted by California State University, Fullerton. The information from this project contributes to Energy Research and Development Division’s Energy‐Related Environmental Research Program.The contract between the Agency and the Bay Area Air Quality Management District that requires compliance with air emissions standards.
Bio-Gas Report
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FACILITIES MASTER PLAN
The Agency Facility Master plan provides planning level information for future potential maintenance and capital projects for the Board to review, discuss, and consider including in the Agency’s next multi-year revenue program. The plan included eleven technical tasks to evaluate a wide range of operational, process, and regulatory matters.
2017 Facilities Master Plan
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FOOD WASTE CO-DIGESTION AT CMSA - BUSINESS CASE STUDY ANALYSIS
This report was prepared by the Environmental Law Institute (ELI), a non-partisan research and
education center working to strengthen environmental protection by improving law and governance worldwide.
2021 Food Waste Co-Digestion at CMSA
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PG&E INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT STUDY
CMSA has excess digester capacity that could accept more high strength organic wastes to produce more biogas and in turn generate additional renewable electricity on-site. This power could be used to offset current purchases of electricity from Marin Clean Energy (MCE) and excess power would be available for sale. CMSA expects there will be sufficient biogas generation in the near future to meet the facility’s power demand and regularly export power for sale through the electrical grid.
Completed by Michael D. Brown Consulting Engineers in August, 2016.
PG&E Interconnection Agreement Study
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RECYCLED WATER FEASIBILITY STUDY
The study identifies feasible recycled water system alternatives within the CMSA service area that could augment water supplies for the Marin Municipal Water District. Recycled water is a beneficial use of a renewable resource and offsets potable water use. The study’s recommended project is for CMSA to produce and deliver tertiary recycled water to the San Quentin State Prison property for various non-potable uses.
Recycled Water Feasibility Study
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TERTIARY RECYCLED WATER FILL STATION PREDESIGN REPORT
The scope of the Predesign is to determine the appropriate treatment systems and capacity to treat CMSA’s secondary effluent to the tertiary level so it can be used for unlimited landscape irrigation, such as on school grounds, parks, golf courses, and residential landscaping.
Tertiary Recycled Water Fill Station Predesign Report
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