ms. hale's face. it looks like that was not the impression. >> so what about the -- >> as respective utilities, how do we interconnect with that? >> very simply. is it standard practice for pg&e to tell any customer, give an initial assessment that a certain level of service is needed and later change that. does that happen often? it happens often with our projects in the city of san francisco? >> it seems to happen a lot. >> barbara and i have worked closely on other projects. it's good the hear that issues, when they're raised, they get resolved. i think that holds the foundation for the longer term settlement. i think we agree to disagree, and those things are being addressed at furk. i think we're being clear on the 75 space kva upfront. what can happen at times is loads can change from both sf puc customer request -- >> is that 75kva load the same for other customers. >> that's what we use. >> so there's a different load for wholesale customers than there is for non-- >> there are different requi

in revenue, waste in city funds in trying to remove the roadblocks and increasing emissions -- >> ms. hale, before you move on. with the mta toilet, you found another way to provide that power, so that's up and running, but four months late, so who know what is the drivers did in those interim four months. >> i didn't inquire. >> the waste on the streets that i hear about on a daily basis from my constituents. the balboa pool, i would like to know what happened to all of these projects. >> balboa pool is under construction. what about the senior housing project. >> jfk tower is still under construction. we're trying to find a constructible solution consistent with the path forward that the general manager said was discussed. we hope that will receive service. >> do you know if any funding has been lost because of this delay? >> oh, there's definitely been city expenditures associated with it. i don't know what the dollar figure is for that particular project, but there's definitely a delay in the overall construction. you know how city contracts work, you know, delay. every day of delay is