abag, planned area, the new developments, all that thing. so this information will be available for that purpose, and i'm very excited with that. next, the bawsca board also authorized bawsca's porpgs in the next-level studies -- participation in the next-level studies. los vaqueros is an existing reservoir in contra costa. the current m.o.u. has expired for the work, and that work was to secure the bond moneys, and so this is the next m.o.u. for basically the final piece of the planning work to be able to make a decision by the winter of 2019 about whether we're going to form a j.p.a. and be a participant in this process. this is another significant development that feeds into the question of where are we going to get our next supply of long-term water supply projects. this is november 2013 to november 2018, and our use, while still lower, november 2013, that delta is smaller than it's been. so it's 8% less. i don't have a great answer for you why yet. it's something we're continuing to look at, but again, it's -- as we continue to track an

aim mary mcna marry ra and i live in the outter sunset and a number of us are concerned that abag isoting today on the casa compact. and as far as we're aware, there has been little-to-no analysis on the impact of the casa compact on san francisco. and i don't believe the matter has ever been agendaized either. here or at the board of supervisors. and yet the head of our planning department is one of the san francisco reps who will be voting today. san francisco supervisors will be voting today as well. all without the benefit of analysis, which i think we desperately need from planning staff. at the last meeting which was just a few weeks ago, commissioner anne halsted actually complained that the san francisco planning commission had not been briefed on the compact. and i think she was right to complain, to be honest. so i'm hoping that you will be able to vet the compact and its impact as soon as possible. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. thank you so much. my name is francisco matos and i'm here -- >> can you speak into the mic, please? >> yes. th