do as far as our business plan on the hetchy and so the legislation that the board passed is for us to lafco to study the marin, so we're going to participate that with the local jobs. so when we come back with our business plan we'll hopefully have -- >> so we're having another joint meeting with lafco on this issue? >> i believe. >> i don't know. >> eventually. >> yes, eventually. >> i would hope -- i mean for me, i think the goal that was set was achieved for this hearing; right? we had the two entities show up. for me, maybe i may be speaking for myself, but then the public participation also gave us a whole new perspective. i would just hope that staff between now and our next meeting would kind of now narrow that down for us. because i would want -- i would want them to kind of organize those thoughts, bullet point them for us and then we'll all convene again. >> where is scott's board now? is it passed by the board? has been t been approved by the board? >> which one? >> directing us to use hetchy. >> no we're actually working with scott on that legislation. >> so it hasn't been passe

will be living off of the reserve and moving down and we could, actually, be using a different source of funding to pay for lafco activity and here we will with this policy, and we will set a floor for what the minimum will be in our reserve. >> correct. >> as we move on to another source. >> and as we go back to the city and the county funding source, and as our funding source for lafco, we will have a reserve set in place, to protect ourselves in case there was an over run of cost for some reason. >> and so, just for clarification, so, clearly, if we have say, a requirement, that we said ten percent of a certain dollar amount as a reserve, we need to go into those reserves how are we going to refill it, so that it goes back to what we expect to have as a policy for a minimum reserve? >> what you should do is spend it down in one year and with the following year's budget your goal will be to make sure that you have enough money left over, at the end of the year that you are balancing that out and you are saying, hey, we diped in $5,000 into the reserve and the following year you will have a line item that will

perspectives and really great ideas and i feel really good about lafco right now with the applicants and i wanted to also thank schmeltzer for moving us towards the clean power sf and their dedicated work on lafco as well and thank you, for making those motions and i am totally supportive of commissioner breed's motion. >> great. and you have the other comments? >> okay, so we have a motion on the floor for crews to serve as the first public seat, and lindo to serve as the alternate and it was seconded by commissioner mar and could we take that without objection? >> so done. congratulations, to miss crew and mr. lindo. we look forward to serving with you. >> let's go on to the next item, three. >> community choice aggregation activities report, a, the status update on the clean power sf and b, status update on the proceedings at the calf public utilities commissions and c, the status of update for this state legislature. miss hail, welcome. >> thank you, barbara hail, and assistant general manager for power. on 3a, i would like to report that on tuesday, at our regularly schedule puc, public meeting, we held a dedicated workshop on co

and i know that clean power sf is important to all of us and it is imperative that this be number one on the agenda. and it is also important that lafco maintain gender diversity and san francisco is under represented by women of all levels of government, and as the activity haves spoken in support of clean power sf on the commission of the environment and the puc, cac, we published an open letter entitled stop the shell shock, more like stop pg and e bs. and this burns real action against climate change and the limits of corporate funded think tanks. and i'm not applying to it because i want to use it as a stepping stone for my next move, i am a policy wo nk and it is a independent agency and not to the board of supervisors or the mayor, it is an important agency, and it is a research powerhouse, they are doing the work, and paving the way for progressive legislation and i am further qualified on the basis of my work on additional topics of research, how jurisdiction fill vacancies between election cycles and the voting in the city and county of san francisco, and i am excited about the future projects and exploring the loose fears o