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Pacific Grove Middle School

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GSL installed a 1,050 gallon rainwater system at PG Middle School.  Water is collected from a nearby portable roof via a Leaf Eater and First Flush.  A flexible PVC pipe was installed to convey water to the tanks.  The tanks are connected at the bottom with a stainless steel flexible hose.  Water will rise in both tanks at the same height acting as one.  Water spigots were added on the side to provide access for watering cans and a hose.  The water will support the beautiful gardens managed by students.  Thanks to CAL-AM for funding this project.

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