Pittsburg California

9 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 4, ISSUE 12 PI T TSBURG , CAL I FORNIA adds Carrera. “And you’re not seeing that in many area cities unless you go further eastward from the San Francisco area. So, more affordable houses are being built here. That increases our housing stock in an area where it’s much needed and it makes our community more desirable.” Infrastructure improvements and amenities Regarding its infrastructure, Davis says that over the last year, there’s been a significant reinvestment in the city’s water and sewer networks. “We recently went out for a bond for about $50 million to improve our water service,” he reports. “We had some areas that we identified as possible points of failure and we’re fixing those before actually experiencing the failures. Our water treatment plant serves about 15 million gallons per day. When this upgrade is completed, we will be able to serve about 32 million gallons per day. That’s a massive project that we’re undertaking. And we currently work with Delta Diablo, The Power of Collaboration. The time to diversify is now. VerakinCapital.com Guided by intuition. Grounded by expertise. PeachtreeGroup.com Peachtree Group, Hospitality Management Managing Diverse Assets Through Strategic Partnership. We stand together in facing the dynamic nature of business landscapes.