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From Desk of Mary Huss, Publisher SF Business Times
October 25, 2011

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BAY AREA INFRASTRUCTURE

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For more information, please contact Jacquie Bischoff at 415-288-4972 or jbischoff@bizjournals.com.

No refunds.



Billions of dollars of investment and long range planning are required to rebuild our region's aging infrastructure - from transportation to power, water and communications. Critical planning and investment also is needed for communities to assess and protect lifeline services and utilities necessary for recovery from earthquakes or disasters. Our panel of infrastructure experts will look at the Hetch Hetchy project; San Francisco's Central Subway project; future airport construction and other important transportation projects, as well as how well the region is prepared to protect lifeline services from earthquakes and other disasters.

Join us at our annual Infrastructure breakfast for an in-depth presentation that sheds light on business opportunities, and planning and policy solutions for our region's greatest infrastructure needs. Our panel of experts will discuss the region's most important infrastructure projects, their economic impact, and what it will take to get them done.

Friday, November 4

7:30 a.m. - Registration    8:00-10:00 a.m. - Breakfast & Program

San Francisco Marriott Marquis, 55 Fourth Street

$70 per person/$750 table of ten

Sponsors:   Degenkolb                                 Turner

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