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Special presentations are planned for the customers of the two municipal water districts which support The Water Conservation Garden. Refreshments and discounts in the Water Drop Garden Shoppe also will be available to attendees. Scheduled activities on Sunday, July 31 will include docent-guided tours of The Garden’s water-efficient displays and theme gardens at 10 a.m. and noon. In addition, Clayton Tschudy, director of horticulture, will lead a tour of the new Native Habitat Garden, as well as discuss native habitat gardening with drought-tolerant plants, water reclamation, composting and other ideas to incorporate water-wise gardening at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Also, Pam Meisner, known as “Ms. Smarty Plants,” will present an educational program how to attract butterflies at 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. Meisner has presented educational programs on gardening, nature and conservation to tens of thousands of students, from pre-school through high school, since 2008. Helix Water District treats and delivers water to more than 270,000 people in La Mesa, El Cajon, Lemon Grove and part of Spring Valley, Lakeside and unincorporated San Diego County. Sweetwater Authority provides public water service to approximately 191,500 residents of western and central Chula Vista, National City and Bonita. Opened in 1999, the Garden is dedicated to promoting water conservation in the Southern California landscape through excellent exhibits and programs that educate and inspire the public. The Garden is supported by memberships, donations, grants and water agency funding. For more information, visit www.thegarden.org or call (619) 660-0614. Sharp Grossmont Hospital is Off the Electrical Power Grid, Saving Taxpayer Dollars The lights are staying on for patients and medical staff at Sharp Grossmont Hospital in La Mesa thanks to a new Central Energy Plant (CEP), the Grossmont Healthcare District (GHD) reports. 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The three-story, 18,400-square-foot building, visible from the State Route 125 freeway on the southwest side of the hospital campus, also houses a new $18 million cogeneration system paid for by Sharp Grossmont Hospital as part of the continuing partnership with GHD. The cogeneration system utilizes a combustion turbine generator (CTG), similar in function to a spinning engine on a passenger jetliner. In addition to electrical power, the 52-ton CTG produces heat that is converted to steam used to operate medical equipment, space heating and air conditioning, plus it provides hot and cold water to the hospital. Powered by natural gas, the CTG, built by Solar Turbines of San Diego, has a capacity to produce up to 4.4 megawatts of electricity, which is more than the hospital’s current need of about 3.2 megawatts, officials said. 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Special presentations are planned for the customers of the two municipal water districts which support The Water Conservation Garden. Refreshments and discounts in the Water Drop Garden Shoppe also will be available to attendees. Scheduled activities on Sunday, July 31 will include docent-guided tours of The Garden’s water-efficient displays and theme gardens at 10 a.m. and noon. In addition, Clayton Tschudy, director of horticulture, will lead a tour of the new Native Habitat Garden, as well as discuss native habitat gardening with drought-tolerant plants, water reclamation, composting and other ideas to incorporate water-wise gardening at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Also, Pam Meisner, known as “Ms. Smarty Plants,” will present an educational program how to attract butterflies at 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. Meisner has presented educational programs on gardening, nature and conservation to tens of thousands of students, from pre-school through high school, since 2008. Helix Water District treats and delivers water to more than 270,000 people in La Mesa, El Cajon, Lemon Grove and part of Spring Valley, Lakeside and unincorporated San Diego County. Sweetwater Authority provides public water service to approximately 191,500 residents of western and central Chula Vista, National City and Bonita. Opened in 1999, the Garden is dedicated to promoting water conservation in the Southern California landscape through excellent exhibits and programs that educate and inspire the public. The Garden is supported by memberships, donations, grants and water agency funding. For more information, visit www.thegarden.org or call (619) 660-0614. Sharp Grossmont Hospital is Off the Electrical Power Grid, Saving Taxpayer Dollars The lights are staying on for patients and medical staff at Sharp Grossmont Hospital in La Mesa thanks to a new Central Energy Plant (CEP), the Grossmont Healthcare District (GHD) reports. And, the hospital’s normal electric bill to San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E) of about $180,000 per month is now zero. “The hospital’s CEP is now fully operational and the hospital is officially off the electrical grid,” said Robert “Bob” Ayres, GHD 2016 board president. “Taxpayers can be assured that their publicly-owned hospital is equipped to handle future energy capacity needs with on-site electric power generation at the lowest possible cost. For decades into the future, the new CEP will save millions of dollars in energy costs, plus reduce the hospital’s emission of greenhouse gas pollutants by 90 percent. Even in the event of an outage or other emergency, the hospital will continue to operate as needed.” Construction of the $47 million new plant was financed through Proposition G, a bond measure sponsored by GHD and approved by East County voters in June 2006. The three-story, 18,400-square-foot building, visible from the State Route 125 freeway on the southwest side of the hospital campus, also houses a new $18 million cogeneration system paid for by Sharp Grossmont Hospital as part of the continuing partnership with GHD. The cogeneration system utilizes a combustion turbine generator (CTG), similar in function to a spinning engine on a passenger jetliner. In addition to electrical power, the 52-ton CTG produces heat that is converted to steam used to operate medical equipment, space heating and air conditioning, plus it provides hot and cold water to the hospital. Powered by natural gas, the CTG, built by Solar Turbines of San Diego, has a capacity to produce up to 4.4 megawatts of electricity, which is more than the hospital’s current need of about 3.2 megawatts, officials said. 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