cca requirements. the city filed this rehearing request principally on the basis of the fact that there really wasn't a record developed at the cpuc as required to issue this resolution, and it actually did create some very significant changes to decisions that the cpuc had adopted that laid out the process for cca implementation plans? so -- so that request was filed this week. we also, through cal cca participated in the preparation of a protest to a pg&e request to change its collection policies for cca's, and their request was actually for expansive than that. it addresses other services -- providers that pg&e is in a collection role for? so that the changes -- well, i should just say, you know, to be clear, pg&e is cleanpowersf's billing agent, and that's established under statute. it's established, also under the tariff the cpuc has adopted. when a cca returns a customer to the incident vestor or utility or pg&e for lack of payment, the utility, if it's -- if the utility continues to serve the cu

we continue to participate with the other cal cca members, operating cca's in the state to develop our testimony in that case, and the testimony is due in april. so we're just running as fast as we can to keep up with all those regulatory activities while we enroll new customers and plan for that enrollment. with that, i'm happy to take any questions you may have. thank you. >> commissioner kwon: commissioners, any questions? >> can you just remi of our ne annual employee engagement survey. as part of the 2020 strategic plan stakeholder and community interest goal, the sfpuc is striving to improve internal communications through collaboration and the strengthening of our common identity as an organization. conducting regular employee engagement surveys and utilizing data that is derived from feedback will allow the puc to strategize and strengthen areas that need to be strengthened. it creates a consulture of management that fosters and welcomes feedback. the past efforts, there have been some past efforts to measure satisfaction or climate and this project is the next evolution of tho

and what we're seeing is -- you might recall the pcia of the exit fee that cca customers paid pg&e.we are seeing that go up by about 14%. the -- but we are also seeing pg&e's generation supply rates also go up by about 8%. so the net result is that cleanpowersf rates will continue to belower than pg&e after -- than pg&e's comparable rates by accounting for the pcia. to the extent we do take a rate action in april, it will maintain that beneficial rate differential, and it would go into effect on july 1. and that actually concludes my update. i'm happy to take questions. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. colleagues, any questions? yes, commissioner pollock? >> commissioner pollock: i just want to -- excuse me. first of all, congratulations -- >> yeah, thank you for your support through this effort. >> commissioner pollock: i know so many people are so excited to see how it moves forward. i just wonder if we can get a chart, again, of the new dates for the different parts of the roll out and just when we see the big launch and how that's moving along. >> absolutely. >> commissioner poll

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cca members made up most of the winning bids for this particular spectrum. can you confirm and explain how funding certainty for relocated broadcasters translates into competitive wireless carriers expeditiously deploying broadband? >> thank you, senator. thank you for sponsoring the geo protection act. 600 mhz was the second largest auction that actually ever occurred in the u.s. it is critical for the members to get 600 mhz deployed on the network. it is great propagation aspects in rural american. that's one it will be a great opportunity to get high-speed mobile broadband. we need to repacked. we think that 39 months timeframe that congress set is the right timeframe. we were very supportive of the broadcasters efforts to not only repack but do it in a timely fashion and a safe fashion. i think additional funds, my understanding is that they've identified the cost of additional funds needed and i think it is reasonable to respond to that. we may -- the u.s. treasury made $13 billion net on that. $7 billion went into the first responder program as you rem

cca members made up most of the winning bids for this particular spectrum. can you confirm and explain how funding certainty for relocated broadcasters translates into competitive wireless carriers expeditiously deploying broadband? >> thank you for sponsoring the viewer protection act also. 600 megahertz was the second largest auction that actually ever occurred in the united states and is critical for our members to get 600 megahertz deployed in the networks. it's great propagation characteristics in rural america and that's why 600 megahertz lte is going to be a great opportunity to get high-speed mobile broadband. we need to repack, and we think the 39-month timeframe that congress set is the right timeframe. we were very supportive of the broadcasters' efforts to not only repac, but do it in a timely fashion and a safe fashion, and i think additional funds, and we've identified the cost of additional funding need, and i think it's reasonable to respond to that. we made u.s. treasury made probably $13 billion net on that and almost $7 billion that went i

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. >> zach, i don't to make this too inside baseball but it say curious point why would the dc cca tackexpect there would be victory in that race. >> first off. one thing that voters don't care about is inside baseball, dccc. >> they care about the party having a hard time raising fund system doing with candidates >> the difficult senot having trouble raising funds and democrats are not having trouble raising funds in texas in texas where roeshgs out raising ted cruz the season candidate. a point that kaliegh said. texas is a republican state there are more republicans than democrats there will be more residence voting on primary day the trend of democrats and enthusiasm they are showing that is transending. not just in texas it is in pennsylvania where there is a race on tuesday. where it is a state that a congressional district 19 points and now deadeen in the poles after kaliegh's organization dump in the more money bring the total of 10 million dollars outside groups. let's move on you are pointing at us all new. i want to give kaliegh a chance to speak. talk about pennsylvania. ric

i think the one was the, you know, cca, cleanpowersf. it was very challenging during your time, and we actually worked together and actually made it happen. the other one that was definitely challenging is groundwater, and the support of groundwater, and i think that has been very helpful. and then, the other one that most people don't know about is the southeast community facility where you actually had these joint meetings to really help us bolster that commission because they are the point people that represent the community in which we have our southeast community facility, which we're planning to spend $2 billion in that community. and so with that, i really appreciate your leadership and effort, you know, and also, as we mentioned, to fill those 17 seats is just amazing. that is something where you've been walking down the halls and talking to the supervisors and getting them to fill the positions. so amy, you do have some big hs h shoes to fill, so she's no longer the chair, but she's still part of the 17 members, the committee, s

you noi that we've talked ab t about -- i know that we talked about cca 2.0 and other possibilities, and when we talked about our proposed budget, how much we should earmark for those special studies and see what the process would be to begin either before staff comes on or at least begin the process before staff comes on or create a transition. >> commissioner calvillo: chair fewer, members of the commission, angela calvillo, interim officer, it is quite possible for teresa and i and the staff to the chair to begin to future vision the capacity of the lafco based upon what we know today. i know that there was a workshop that was handled, and there were some projects that were mentioned, and i know at some point, there's going to be a -- decisions made around what the priorities will actually be, and so what we actually know to date, we can try to present a report to you based upon what we know. and the rfp process, commissioner, you're interested in the timing of it or what it could look like. >> commissioner pollock: exactly, the timing of it and what it could look like. >> commiss

the purple line subway extension project which will build a new station and subway line to serve uk cca luc can you give us a commitment to make sure that this is built in time for the olympics? >> you're not the only one that has brought that up, your mayor has brought up the olympics and we look forward to working with you and the mayor. >> thank you, madam secretary for being here today. i'm really encouraged by the proposal, especially the ms administration's proposal to streamlining and lowering costs and doing things more efficiently. but the 404 projects, i have introduced h.r. 2017 that deals with vetoing and pre-emptively sa and retroactively dealing with permits. another bill i have is h.r. 465, it deals with integrated planning and this bill will help our local municipalities with their water and sewer projects and i know the administration supports that so i appreciate that because i think that's a good way to help bring more efficiencies and lower costs and help get that infrastructure blipped and the white house has discussed a lot in your package, the water innovation pip