mr. ritchie. mr. herrera? >> thank you mr. president. one thing i wanted to alert the commission -- >> clerk: we do need to call public comment on that item. >> president moran: my error, thank you. >> clerk: members of the public who wish to make public comment on item 7a, dial (415)655-0001. meeting i.d. 146 981 4334 to raise your hand to speak, press star 3. do we have any callers in the queue? >> there are two callers in the queue. >> caller: hello, i'm peter from the tuolumne river shop. good news in this report. not only is 81,000-acre feet that we received in october omore than 57,000-acre we received all of last year, 81,000-acre feet is little bit more than one third of the water the regional water system will demand this year. current demand is about 225,000-acre feet. 81,000-acre feet is a lot and it came in october. reservoir storage is back up above one million acre feet. we have enough water in storage for the last four and a half years. there's talk about drought. california is in a drought. sfpuc has not been a drought. w

mr. ritchie? >> vice president ajami. >> thank you. can you at some point make some sort of a slide or something that shows the situation we have with our water bank? i still cannot wrap my head around the limitations we have there. i would like to have that as a reference to better understand what needs to happen in the future. do we need to change our strategy there? it would be wonderful to have that. you know how that functions but i would like to also like to have that. >> we can try to do that. the simplest version. the water bank was set up in the way it is the district water. they will take that in lieu of river water when we are in dry times. that is district water. they can't take river water at this time. they are not able to pull water out of the water bank. we are not able to get the benefit of them pulling water out of the water bank. that is the crux of this. the agreement was not designed to anticipate curtailments with people's ability to divert water. >> the question becomes how do we need to change the strategy, espe