barbara hale, assistant general manager for power at the p.u.c. what you have before you is an amendment, i'll cut to chase on the amendment. i understand that's what you want me to talk about. and this amendment -- >> you can give the public a background. >> great, great. >> summary and then -- >> so this charter amendment would allow the public utilities commission to issue revenue bonds for facilities that are needed to produce and deliver clean energy. only when the facilities have come before the board of supervisors and received a two-thirds vote for approval to be funded through a revenue bond. >> supervisor safai: i have a question. right now you all do, you do bonding. >> we do. >> supervisor safai: but it's not bonding specific to clean energy or energy production. >> yes. so, what we currently have authority to use revenue bond financing for are improvements to existing facilities. most of our facilities, our power facilities, at least, are not inside san francisco, they are up-country, so the bonds that you've authorized for revenue fi

. >> barbara hale, assistant general manager for power. on enrollment, we have no change in statistics since reporting january 9. we're sefrk about 8500 customer site. our opt-out percentage is 3.2%. the super green upgrade rate continues to exceed our opt-out rate at 4.1% of our customers. so things going smoothly there. looking ahead our next small enrollment will be april 2018. we're closing the wait list now. and submitting the enrollment information to pg&e this week. so moving ahead with that small enrollment. meanwhile, we're continuing to prepare for our big enrollment in july. that includes contracting for growth. we'll be coming back to you on february 13 for supply contract authorization. we will bring along with that the portfolio assessment and risk management portfolio assessment and proforma results. and we are also before the board of supervisors today on our ordinance. you recall that on november 14, an ordinance was introduced at the board requesting that the board provide a limited delegated authority to the p.c. to ente

barbara hale, assistant general manager for power. we have item 16 later in the meeting on today's agenda so i'm just going to update on enrollment and service to customers and legislative and regulatory activities. our enrollment really hasn't seen change since january 23rd. we are serving around 80,500 customer sites. our opt-out percentage is 3.2%. our super green upgrade rate continues to exceed our opt-out rate at 4.1% of our customers, choosing 100% renewable power. looking ahead, our next enrollment will be a small enrollment in april of 2018. we have closed the wait list for that enrollment and have been -- have begun noticing our customers will be adding about 230 accounts starting april. on the legislative front, consistent with your vote november 14, an ordinance was introduced at the board requesting the board of supervisors provide a limited delegated authority to our general manager so the p.u.c. can enter into supply contracts to support the completion of our programme enrollment. the board adopted the ordinance january