if it is not unanimous, it is the bawsca board's responsibility. the groundbreaking for the tunnel was a great event. it was a great beginning. president crowley: finishing is better than starting some of these projects. >> if i retire before them, i will come back. lastly, mr. dacosta talked about students and the importance of academia. yesterday, we got a request from a college i had never heard of before, and that is my failing, lake superior state university in michigan. they are interested in your system and issues about it. bringing the young people along is one of our duties, just like turning our employees. there is another one from michigan. president crowley: thank you, mr. jensen. commissioner moran: one of the things i lost track of was in going toward the allocation of the 2018 supply and limit -- supply limit, we talked about information that was going to go from you to staff. staff had to figure out whether we had to gear up to do it from scratch or not. where does that currently set? >> i will share what our end of that is and mr.

rivers in the san joaquin valley, which provides 80% of the water consumed by san francisco and mthe bawscanity. there has been quite a bit of effort into salmon restoration on the lower tuolumne river. this supports those earlier efforts and advances them further by improving habitat along 3 miles of river front and an additional 3 miles on the san joaquin river. beyond salmon, this will add to the national one life refuge which has been key for rde- listing the canada goose, which had been very endangered not long ago. this is one of very few animals in the country that has seen this kind of success. we hope you will see that with other species including the field had trapped -- fieldhead trout. this will filter any runoff before it enters the river itself and will improve recreational opportunities for folks throughout central california, including the bay area and modesto. it is only 90 minutes away. i want to encourage you to support the project and thank you for talking through the project today. president crowley: any questions? i will entertain a motion to fund. vice president vieto

that is not the best way to indicate an implementation of a community benefit district in my mind, bawscaou may have a number of property owners who would feel there was an unfair advantage in making that happen by the city government and a number of related institutions as well. i don't have an opposition in terms of a vote and determining what the will is going to be. >> supervisor mirkarimi? supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. i'm more than fine to let them have the vote. i understood that as well. i agree with supervisor avalos and elsbernd for different reasons. the one c.b.d. in my district is one of the more rigidly construct. i put our c.b.d. on a very short lease because of the unique genesis of the former redevelopment era in the western edition and fillmore corridor. we put it on a pilot of approximately five years. and so a similar sentiment i would extend, not for the same reasons towards this. i would like to see the vote, but i am hoping that vote is representative of a significantly higher private population that is willing to pony up and be part of a process that clearly i d

we received those examples from the bawsca customers and subsequent to that took a shot at interim supply allocation to the customers, distributing the craft form. we found out talking about these opposing concepts, nobody said anything. we now have feedback and numbers out there. we did have a meeting about two weeks ago with the customers to get feedback on that. we are working now on producing a revised draft written about and get more feedback on with the anticipation we would bring that forward to you on november 9 with perhaps not a formal recommendation but to get any policy guides, and come back on december 14 for adoption prior to the december 31 deadline. commissioner moran: thank you. vice president vietor: i wanted to also follow up on the comment about these educational opportunities around our system and students. it seems to me with our almost former commissioner stepping into the assistant general manager of external affairs role, it might be a wonderful program to think about developing as some kind of focused educational program for students on our water system, our ener