. >> brian henderson, acting a.g.m. we're looking at trying to schedule for friday. this week. >> friday this week. ok. if you could let us know sooner rather than later. because i don't know if friday this week will work. >> we'll be prepared by friday and schedule anytime between then and -- >> great. so if we could get that scheduled, that would be great. thank you so much. >> yes. >> i'm sorry. may i go back to communications under water supply conditions? >> of course. >> an item and then go back to it. >> that all right? >> someone call for public comment? any public comment? ok. seeing none. >> my question is why -- to steve -- why is the cherry reservoir so low? i probably should know the answer to that. but it doesn't come into my mind. >> steve richie. assistant general manager for water. cherry reservoir is on the way back up now. we lowered it to 5,000 acre feet to do work on the valve that are at the bottom of the front of the dam. and we just replaced the butterfly valve adjacent to the reservoir so those are now sealed up so we can begin bringing up th

brian henderson, interim a.g.m. for waste water. over the last few years, we talked a lot about flooding and what this item is about is one of our problematic strategies aimed at informing property owners of their risk -- of their flood risk during a 100-year storm. i'd like the introduce stephanie harrison who will come up and show you the draft and talk about next steps. >> thank you, brian. good afternoon, commissioners. stephanie harrison, project manager. so we're going to be talking today about the draft 100-year storm flood risk information map and this is really intended to be a first glance at the maps and the process that we went through to develop them. and then at the end, i'm going to lay out what our planned next step r.s pull up the slides, please? as you recall, our flood resilient strategy in san francisco is three-pronged. we have capital projects to address our level of service. and we have collection system o&m, operation and maintenance to maintain our assets and the third piece we've been talk about more recent