that testimony was filed on april 2nd, and calcca presented a proposal featuring a number of strategies intended to reduce electricity costs for all rate payers in the investor in utilities while supporting the transition to what we're framing as a new vision for california's retail electricity market that of course prominently features cca's. the existing pcia methodology adopted by the cpuc, it calculates what is called the net unavoidable power procurement costs. you could also think of these as sort of the above market costs of the commitments that approxima pg&e's made to serve customers, and it calculates those costs that are attributable to the customers that leave utility supply service for a cca program or a third-party provider in the direct access market. the calculation has been contentious for sometime now. parties on both sides of the issue debate perceived cost shifts in either direction, and we're hoping and anticipating that the california puc is going to correct and adopt the fair solution to this issue. i do want to point out that as the city -- this is not a new char

sfpuc and staff at other bodies will be able to contact you and say these are the problem bills, calcca. and that way, you will be able to take action next month before this stuff really starts flying through committees. so i'd really urge you to do that. i'd just like to amplify on the tetratech thing, so tetratech is a company that works for the navy all over the country, has been caught falsifying date a toxic public cleanup. our organization went with an organization called clean action, i specifically asked them about treasure island and yerba buena island and said, well, tetratech also did the same kind of work out there. why aren't we also hearing that there's an investigation of that work? the response that we got from the epa was frankly a lie. they told me that it wasn't a -- that treasure island was not a superfund site. that's not true. it's just not on an active investigation list, so that's the kind of thing we're dealing with. and what i've seen last tuesday what was introduced to the board of supervisors, is only specific parcels will be introduced for action and not com