take months of new growth and housing and jobs because remember those are suburban dominated agencies abagnd mtc they don't want growth they'll put in in oakland and san francisco and san jose because our transit and the mtc you turned around and adopts the thing called focused government audit & oversight that designates 87 percent of the future transit investments in existing systems that is to say 55 percent in the existing transit system and 32 percent in the existing road system that is an odd thing to do to say we're going to grow but we're not going to invest in a transit system. >> sir, your time is up. >> restaurant workers local 2 our union 7 years ago 60 percent of members who workers e worked in san francisco lived in city two years ago that was 55 percent and last month under 55 percent in a 7 year 10 percent drop in the number of members that live and work in the city you know hospitality is a $9 billion industry here our city invests and in all this discussion i want to see the nuance about the affordability for housing we're creating hotel workers. >> many of the policies t

. >> more recently abag received it from the trust on phase one updates to the bay delta, control plan and voted to send a letter of supporting the state board's efforts. we can't afford to delay the completing of the water control plan up dates any longer, governor brown said in the letter to the state board last year, saying that the need to improve the eco systems is urgent, over 100 environmental organizations and 11 members of the bay area, agreed in their letters to the state board last year, urging expedited completing of the p dates, they do not preinclude the possibility of agreements to implement the plan, in fact, they have suppressed or expressed support to negotiated settlements among the shaek holders. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> next, speaker ben ikenburg? good afternoon, supervisors my name is stan and i am here on behalf of the san francisco bay keeper and more than 5,000 members of supporters in the bay area. the state board revisions to the bay delta water quality plan are necessary and should not be delayed. the bay delta is in crisis, and

rightfully or wrongly depending on how you feel it is the area targeted for significant growth by abag by the state and not by the planned growth that is already in the books and on the books but abags new planning is coming out planning to put more businesses and more residential customers on the well-being corridor because of growth benefits of that and i say that just because when we talk about what but future holds and meeting that one and towing million gallons a day not your customer will double the use between now and then but the service area about get denser an area where the recognition is that water use is so efficient to put people there that's what we're seeing going on and the serious issue that your wholesale customers are facing in their relying on the one that and 84 million gallons a day that much more difficult to ration when our looking at that i want to make sure it is - how important it is on the issue of puc being a leader i think we're working hard in the conversation saying we understand the settlement and maintain and willing to do that it needs to be the righ

rightfully or wrongly depending on how you feel it is the area targeted for significant growth by abagy the state and not by the planned growth that is already in the books and on the books but abags new planning is coming out planning to put more businesses and more residential customers on the well-being corridor because of growth benefits of that and i say that just because when we talk about what but future holds and meeting that one and towing million gallons a day not your customer will double the use between now and then but the service area about get denser an area where the recognition is that water use is so efficient to put people there that's what we're seeing going on and the serious issue that your wholesale customers are facing in their relying on the one that and 84 million gallons a day that much more difficult to ration when our looking at that i want to make sure it is - how important it is on the issue of puc being a leader i think we're working hard in the conversation saying we understand the settlement and maintain and willing to do that it needs to be the right

are those numbers going to get readjusted >> the short answer is yes, we're doing that right now the abagheir updating it and in about a year although not quite sure but makes not projection beyond 2020 so there will be likely some slow down but makes it is true to say the last 8 years has preceded the projection and we're not prepared for that phase of growth. >> we see that everywhere around the city and one specific question you referenced no changes and sort of the peak of driving which i recognize but makes at the same time, we're also seeing a number of tmc cars coming into the city how did he account. >> we're trying to think smart, heer been the tmc issues and we advertised - unclear the exact impact we've received data new york city conducted looking at the impact of i'm going home to my city by the bay tmcs and they're having impacts we're trying to get smarter we don't have good data partly because the companies don't want to give us the information and been given thought to locations rather than the cashes xhavbl circle. >> that is part of our thinking in terms of especially i

. >> more recently abag received it from the trust on phase one updates to the bay delta, control plan and voted to send a letter of supporting the state board's efforts. we can't afford to delay the completing of the water control plan up dates any longer, governor brown said in the letter to the state board last year, saying that the need to improve the eco systems is urgent, over 100 environmental organizations and 11 members of the bay area, agreed in their letters to the state board last year, urging expedited completing of the p dates, they do not preinclude the possibility of agreements to implement the plan, in fact, they have suppressed or expressed support to negotiated settlements among the shaek holders. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> next, speaker ben ikenburg? good afternoon, supervisors my name is stan and i am here on behalf of the san francisco bay keeper and more than 5,000 members of supporters in the bay area. the state board revisions to the bay delta water quality plan are necessary and should not be delayed. the bay delta is in crisis, and

. >> more recently abag received it from the trust on phase one updates to the bay delta, control plan and voted to send a letter of supporting the state board's efforts. we can't afford to delay the completing of the water control plan up dates any longer, governor brown said in the letter to the state board last year, saying that the need to improve the eco systems is urgent, over 100 environmental organizations and 11 members of the bay area, agreed in their letters to the state board last year, urging expedited completing of the p dates, they do not preinclude the possibility of agreements to implement the plan, in fact, they have suppressed or expressed support to negotiated settlements among the shaek holders. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> next, speaker ben ikenburg? good afternoon, supervisors my name is stan and i am here on behalf of the san francisco bay keeper and more than 5,000 members of supporters in the bay area. the state board revisions to the bay delta water quality plan are necessary and should not be delayed. the bay delta is in crisis, and

. >> more recently abag received it from the trust on phase one updates to the bay delta, control plan and voted to send a letter of supporting the state board's efforts. we can't afford to delay the completing of the water control plan up dates any longer, governor brown said in the letter to the state board last year, saying that the need to improve the eco systems is urgent, over 100 environmental organizations and 11 members of the bay area, agreed in their letters to the state board last year, urging expedited completing of the p dates, they do not preinclude the possibility of agreements to implement the plan, in fact, they have suppressed or expressed support to negotiated settlements among the shaek holders. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> next, speaker ben ikenburg? good afternoon, supervisors my name is stan and i am here on behalf of the san francisco bay keeper and more than 5,000 members of supporters in the bay area. the state board revisions to the bay delta water quality plan are necessary and should not be delayed. the bay delta is in crisis, and

we expect increases in the budget for the tie-dye abag tida chopper again due to a pilot be attentivefor him will be adding with local 261 for next year. we will do a presentation on this particular next month on island board meeting. we also expect that janitorial scope will be expanded to include restroom facilities at the new bike path this the point and per se restaurant-restroom facilities. we also expect increased expenses in support of the congestion management plan that we expect to be doing improvements to the building one elevator to bring it full ada compliance review also be doing a new [inaudible] interview and advisory services as related to the tida replacement house and we expect budget budget decreases for neighbor resident relocations as well as tic beat ramp payments. we will also be moving our landscape services in residential areas under tida which be offsetting by increasing cam charges. we do expect revenues to rebound. we expect commercial revenues to slightly increase we also expect housing revenues to return to historical norms. incidentally the relocation in