commissioner ajami. i wanted to acknowledge the work done on studying the occurrence it was -- great and comprehensive reportful appreciate it to be able to read it and see all the work that is going in this. i would say i can't tell you how many people often ask me about the issues it come up in different outlets and people are more aware. it is good to have formation you can share with the public. i wonder, the i'm not sure if possible, great to have a short presentation attached this at some point and presented at one of the commission meetings. deupon pending on the timing and availability. >> thank you. any mr. >> deputy director we are happy top present we will come back next time to talk about the public health hearing if there are questions at this meeting we can and we are always available. >> thank you very much it was great. >> thank you. >> other comments from the commission. >> and go to the next which is 7 our hearing on the design drought. company comments as we get into this. this process

commissioner ajamy. may be i'll ask mr. herrera to work with our finance team or who is involved in the process to look into how if we wanted to rate the coupling how we do it. charge with waste water wor layed the amount of water they use. i believe that is how we do it here as well. but i'm worried as people use less water and go off the grid or partially off grid with on site reuse system how that is impacting our wastewater infrastructure and capacity to operate and maintain. we should have a discussion on how we are which is the long-term strategy making sure that we operate and maintain wastewater infrastructure and services. on a good financial health. thank you. other new business. public comment. please. >> members who wish to make public comment on 11, new commission business press story 3 to raise your hand to speak. do we have callers with hands raised? >> there are no call are. public comment on item sleven closed. >> thank you. >> item 12 consent calendar. commissioner maxwell. >> [inaudible] item is this appr

maxwell, ajami and appointment of mr.ivera. >> members who wish to speak and joining in person line up to speak. for those remote call 415-655-0001 then access code: 2487 601 2655 ##. you node to press star 3 to enter the speaker line. wait until you have been unmute third degree is your queue to comment. can we have our first in person speaker? >> good morning supervisors. i'm sean beautford a proud residence den of sudden front. i am here to support all 3 i'm here to peek for tony rivera. known him for 30 years. we were young firefighters and on the rescue squad which one of 2 special units in the city. his work and his dedication there that eventual low motivated me to make that years later. in the only this working there i work in the other capacities. he worked bureau of equipment i wed on the labor side tony worked with the admin and to being that department and stroll lined it. under staffd and he had the ability to work with members of the [inaudible] and list of people who are willing to work. he did serve on the

commissioner ajami. >> on the same line of questions. i wonder if tomorrow we have a broken pipe or something, this is not even if it's google. i don't care who is on the other side. i wonder how much it would cost for us to fix that problem if today this happened? what would be the cost of fixing that? i'm not saying obviously they are not paying for the lifetime, but i'm just thinking, this lack of access or more limited access is that increasing the cost of the process, by a significant amount or not, and if that significant amount adds up to $190,000, and what i'm trying to get at is 30 years from now, when google is not google anymore, probably somebody else's, the giants in the future ideas and they don't have a lot of resources available to them to do what they are doing, or maybe they will, i'm just speculating this. i want to make sure if something happens to this pipeline, we are not on the hook to deal with -- unintended consequences. let's think about 30-40 years from now and how does this process is going to play out if thin

] motion approving the mayor's nomination for the appointment of newsha ajami to the public utilities commission, for a term ending august 1, 2024. (clerk of the board) 37. 220939 [mayoral appointment, public utilities commission - tony rivera] motion approving the mayor's nomination for the appointment of tony rivera to the public utilities commission, for a term ending august 1, 2024. (clerk of the board) >> thank you. i'm not sure how long this will take. do you want to cover the other item? >> not at this time. >> i have a lot of thoughts of what we have come to learn over the last couple days and appreciate the fact that earlier today we received an email from the mayor's office setting forth all of the letters of resignation undated that they have gotten from individuals appointed by the mayor to various commissions and we are also in receipt of legal advice that i believe is public legal advice from the city attorney's office as to this practice, and all of this said, acknowledging that the mayor has ended this practice, and has returned all of the a for aforementioned resignat

] motion approving the mayor's nomination for the appointment of newsha ajami to the public utilities commission, for a term ending august 1, 2024. (clerk of the board) 37. 220939 [mayoral appointment, public utilities commission - tony rivera] motion approving the mayor's nomination for the appointment of tony rivera to the public utilities commission, for a term ending august 1, 2024. (clerk of the board) >> thank you. i'm not sure how long this will take. do you want to cover the other item? >> not at this time. >> i have a lot of thoughts of what we have come to learn over the last couple days and appreciate the fact that earlier today we received an email from the mayor's office setting forth all of the letters of resignation undated that they have gotten from individuals appointed by the mayor to various commissions and we are also in receipt of legal advice that i believe is public legal advice from the city attorney's office as to this practice, and all of this said, acknowledging that the mayor has ended this practice, and has returned all of the a for aforementioned resignat