so bawsca's member agencies are planning for a future. our objective is to make sure that a high quality supply of water is available when and where people need it for businesses and community agencies in the bawsca service area. our agencies are committed to demand management with conservation, reduction of water losses, water reuse, and other activities, investing in recycled water, groundwater, and other supplies, and also developing efforts to developing your own water supplies so you can meet your obligations to them. one thing that's not on this, as well, is we're also committed to the value of data to inform our planning. you know, as i was putting this together, the fact that we had -- i forgot that we had data back to 1995. that is a role that bawsca has played since before it began. we know there's things going on with ordinances. we know that agencies have that information, but we don't collect that, so what's the next big piece of data that we want to collect and form that's also going to be part of our data? we last completed

for the river fish and environment and reasonable protection for the essential water supply for the bawsca constituents. we made an appeal and the governor newsom has introduced agreements. we support the evaluation of trva by the state board as an alternative to the adopted plan. now is the time for action to show your commitment to the river, the fish and the water customers. as such, we support you and the district's moving forward now with investments in the early implementation to provide critically needed benefits for the fish. i would be pleased to answer any questions you might have. >> madam secretary, public comment on this item please. >> member who is wish to make public comment on item 6 dial 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 146 434 0611, pound, pound. to raise your hand to speak, press star 3. limit your comment to the topic of the agenda item being discussed and if you can not stop on topic t chair can interrupt and ask you to limit to the agenda item. we ask public comment be made in a civil and respectful manner and refrain from the use of profanity. please address your remarks