The 3-mile span of Centennial Trail in South San Francisco — used daily by joggers, walkers and bikers — will soon feature a number of new amenities like a skate park, pump track, nature-themed playground and picnic tables in a new space stretching from Spruce Avenue to Huntington Way.

A pump track has berms and banks so bikers can maximize momentum with minimal peddling. The underutilized park will include the amenities with lawn areas and shade for the picnic tables. Approximately 130 trees and 5,900 drought-tolerant shrubs will be planted and there will be lighting and pet waste receptacles, according to a staff report.

The California Department of Transportation’s Clean California Local Grant Program provided $2.4 million and the city will match an additional 50% through park impact fees. City Manager Mike Futrell said the grant will not fund the maintenance but the city’s Parks and Recreation Department is committed to keeping up with the grounds.

“It’s a goal to not only build quality but maintain it over time,” Futrell said. “Right now, if you go out there, it’s just a blank canvas and doesn’t get a lot of maintenance or attention for that reason.”

The grant program has funded more than a billion dollars statewide and aims to reduce litter along state highways, local roads, parks, paths and transit centers and to beautify the state’s transportation network, according to the report.

Local skate and bike groups will assist with the concept design of the respective portions of the park during an additional community engagement phase, according to the report.

“Sometime last year, there was a petition circulating around South San Francisco for a bike pump track and I’m glad to see city staff has found a way to implement one,” Councilmember James Coleman said, “I am sure the signers of that petition will be very pleased to see this.”

The project will benefit students from the nearby Boys and Girls Club, South San Francisco High School and Los Cerritos Elementary School as well as the broader community, providing easy access to a trail, outdoor education area and will support underserved youth. The aim is to encourage outdoor activity and environmental stewardship by holding six community events and running a social media campaign with emphasis on litter abatement awareness that will reach more than 26,000 residents, according to the report.

Construction is slated to begin next year and be completed by May 2024.

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Market status –

This research report provides insights into the “Global HVAC Pump Market.” It is divided into three sections. According to this report, the findings of the assessment conducted by Rowelto Associates in the field of HVAC Pumps from a global perspective have been summarized and presented. There is a detailed analysis of each type, category, end-use and geography in the global HVAC Pump market in this report.

The report provides the current market size for HVAC Pumps, identifies trends, and forecasts growth for the next years, from 2022 to 2028, in a graphical representation. It was decided to use 2020 as the historical year for this study, and the base year was chosen as 2021. The forecast period for the entire report is from 2022 to 2028. All of the market revenue figures are provided in US dollars, unless otherwise stated. The demand side of the market is examined, with sales of HVAC Pumps in the global market taken into consideration.

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Bard HVAC, CRI Pumps Private Limited, EBARA Pumps, Grundfos, KSB SE and Co. KGaA, Patterson Pump Company (Gorman-Rupp Company), Pentair plc., Torishima Pump Mfg. Co. Ltd., WILO SE, Xylem Inc.

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Historical and current market information is gathered from a variety of sources, including paid databases (such as Factiva), publications, Hoovers, investor presentations, newsletters, SEC archives, annual reports, and other information that is freely available on the internet. In addition, various associations, institutes, societies, and organizations that are related to the research studies are consulted in order to obtain market information, such as the European Commission, the United States Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Energy, ComTrade, the World Bank, and many others. Other sources of information include: white papers, journals, magazines, articles, and other similar data pertaining to the market, among other things. The penetrations of its application in various geographies are taken into account when making future projections (5 to 10 years out). In order to estimate the future market analysis, future key developments and strategy plans of key market players are taken into consideration. Primary interviews with market participants provide additional information such as growth prospects, pricing validations, growth factors, market dynamics, and segmentation confirmation, among other things.

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• Single stage
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• residential
• Commercial
• Industrial

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• North America (US, Canada, Mexico)
• Europe (UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Central & Eastern Europe, CIS)
• Asia Pacific (China, Japan, South Korea, ASEAN, India, Rest of Asia Pacific)
• Latin America (Brazil, Rest of LA)
• Middle East And Africa(Turkey, GCC, Rest of Middle East)

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Drivers in the San Francisco Bay Area pay more at the gas pump than anywhere else in the country – with a gallon of gas near a record $ 4.84 as the nation remains gripped by an inflationary crisis.

The average price of a gallon of regular fuel in San Francisco on Monday was just a penny below the highest ever recorded average – $ 4.85 – which was hit on Saturday, according to the GasBuddy website.

Last month, the average price of a gallon of fuel in San Francisco was $ 4.64. A year ago, the average price was around $ 3.37.

“Drivers are paying $ 1.50 more per gallon than they were a year ago,” AAA spokesman Doug Shupe told CBS SF.

“That means the person who has a typical midsize sedan with a 14-gallon fuel tank is paying $ 21 more to fill that tank today than they were last year.”

The United States has seen gasoline prices rise sharply in recent months, with analysts saying rising crude oil prices, tighter gas supplies, and increased demand are driving gasoline prices higher.

The consumer price index for October rose 6.2 percent compared to the same month last year – the highest since 1990.

Gas prices rose a whopping 59 percent year-on-year and total energy prices rose 4.8 percent in October 2021 and are up 30 percent year-on-year.

Fuel prices at a Shell gas station in San Francisco, California are displayed on October 21 above

The average price for a gallon of regular fuel in San Francisco was $ 4.84, according to the GasBuddy website. It’s a dime less than the highest average ever recorded – $ 4.85 – hit on Saturday. The above picture is from October 21st

Meanwhile, the average price for a gallon of fuel in California remains nearly $ 1.30 above the national average, according to the American Automobile Association

Across the country, Americans took a little break as the average gallon settled at $ 3.41 – a penny less since last week

Last month, the average price of a gallon of fuel in San Francisco was $ 4.64. A year ago, the average price was about $ 3.37

The price of fuel in California remains well above the national average, according to the AAA

Heavy rains in Northern California have hampered manufacturing capacity to further aggravate the pain at the pump, according to the AAA.

The average price of a gallon of fuel in California remains nearly $ 1.30 above the national average, according to the American Automobile Association.

On Monday, the nationwide average of a gallon of fuel was $ 3.42 per AAA. In California, the average rises to $ 4.68 – the highest in the country.

Hawaii has the second highest gas price at $ 4.34 per gallon. Nevada; Washington; Oregon; Alaska; Utah; Idaho; Arizona; and the District of Columbia round out the top 10.

A year ago, the average price of a gallon of fuel in California was $ 3.18.

In 2008, the price of a gallon of regular fuel in San Francisco would have cost drivers only $ 1.78.

Nationwide, Americans took a little break as the average price of a gallon settled at $ 3.41 – a dime drop since last week.

Since October 30, the national average has declined on nine different days after rising steadily over the past 31 days.

The national average on Monday is 11 centers more than a month ago and $ 1.29 more than a year ago. That is 81 cents more than in 2019.

Production at California’s oil refineries has been disrupted in recent weeks by heavy rains in Northern California. The picture above shows a downpour in Marin City, California on October 24th

US jobless claims are falling to a pandemic low of 267,000 – but there are still 10 million jobs left across the country

Wednesday’s consumer price index report comes as the number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits fell to a new pandemic low of 267,000 last week.

Unemployment claims fell by 4,000 last week, the Labor Department reported Wednesday, and the four-week average of claims, which offset weekly highs and lows, fell nearly 7,300 to 278,000, also a pandemic low.

Applications for unemployment benefits have largely steadily declined since the peak of 900,000 in early January, and are gradually approaching pre-pandemic levels of around 220,000 per week. The entitlements to a stand-in for layoffs have now decreased for six weeks in a row.

For the week ended October 30, 2.2 million Americans were on traditional unemployment benefits.

Yet companies across the country are reporting a labor shortage with 10 million vacancies.

Companies have now passed the cost of downsizing to consumers.

US consumer prices skyrocketed 6.2 percent last year as food, gasoline, automobiles and residential property catapulted inflation to its highest level since 1990.

According to the consumer price index, gasoline prices are up a whopping 59 percent year over year, while meat prices are up 24 percent.

Fuel prices also rose by 12.3 percent compared to September 2021 and by 59 percent last year.

Overall, energy prices rose by 4.8 percent in October 2021 and thus by 30 percent compared to the previous year.

They could rise even further, the Department of Energy warned, as temperatures plummet this year.

Food costs rose nearly 1 percent compared to September and 5.4 percent last year, with grain up 4.5 percent, bread up 24 percent, bacon up 20 percent and meat up 24 percent year over year.

Furniture prices rose 12 percent year-on-year, while washing machines rose 15 percent and sporting goods rose 8.7 percent.

Even used cars and trucks rose by 25 percent in just one month and by 26.4 percent over the year.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s retail prices report found the cost of bone-in ribeye beef nearly doubled from $ 8.71 a pound in November 2020 to a staggering $ 16.99 a pound last week.

It found that filet mignon rose from $ 8.42 a pound to $ 10.28 while fillet rose $ 4 a pound and T-bone steaks were also up $ 1 a pound.

And another report from IRI Protein Practice, which examined meat prices throughout October, saw less sharp increases.

Beef sirloin rose 28 percent to $ 11.20 a pound, ribeye rose 41 percent to $ 14.48 a pound and brisket rose 36 percent to $ 4.80 a pound.

As prices rise, consumers seek cheaper cuts; Ribeye sales declined 36 percent in October 2021 from October 2020, while the price rose 40 percent, according to the IRI.

Beef innards, which fell 4 percent to $ 3.59 a pound, were more popular – sales rose 17.7 percent.

The high prices were felt across the country, but according to the Consumer Price Index, St. Louis, Missouri, and cities in Georgia and Arizona were hardest hit.

Prices in St. Louis rose 7.5 percent year over year, while prices in Atlanta, Sandy Springs, and Roswell, Georgia rose a whopping 7.9 percent.

Prices skyrocketed 7.1 percent in Phoenix, Mesa, and Scottsdale, Arizona.

US household debt has now reached a record high.

The Federal Reserve announced Tuesday that total household debt rose $ 286 billion to $ 15.24 trillion in the third quarter of 2021 after weakening for much of the pandemic.

The consumer price index rose 6.2 percent in October 2021 compared to the previous year – the highest level since 1990

The consumer price index shows a price increase in all categories from used cars, laundry, furniture to groceries

Mortgage balances, which make up the largest proportion of household debt, rose $ 230 billion to $ 10.67 trillion at the end of September, reflecting rapidly rising home prices.

Total non-residential balances rose $ 61 billion, including a $ 28 billion increase in auto loan balances as supply chain issues led to huge increases in the price of new and used vehicles.

The Labor Department also reported Tuesday that its producer price index – which measures inflation before it hits consumers – rose 0.6 percent last month from September, driven higher by soaring gasoline prices.

Excluding volatile food and energy prices, wholesale inflation rose 0.4 percent in October from September and 6.8 percent year over year.

More than 60 percent of the total increase in producer prices from September to October was caused by a 1.2 percent increase in wholesale prices in contrast to services.

A 6.7 percent increase in wholesale gasoline prices also helped drive up commodity prices.

A U.S. Department of Agriculture retail price report released Friday found meat prices soaring

The price hike is being driven, at least in part, by the revival of the economy following widespread closures related to the coronavirus pandemic.

Many companies struggled to meet unexpectedly strong demand after the pandemic, creating labor, raw materials and goods and affecting traffic in ports and freight yards.

The result has been higher prices, and the supply shortage is expected to persist at least well into 2022.

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