commission, san francisco water, power, so were for your great work on this project and throughout the head ceci -- throughout the improvement program. we have projects being done across northern california and it speaks volumes about the puc staff, being able to bring these projects to fruition. these are paid for by our tax dollars. we owe it to the ratepayers to make sure that our public investments are made efficiently and a sound way for the budget. congratulations. i am excited about the track record of the puc on hiring locally in san francisco. for this project alone, we have 60.5% of the residents who are around the area working on this project. we have 6.5% -- it is 27.5%, sorry, much better. 27.5% of the workers are local residents. that is above what our current mandate is for the local hire ordinance that we passed last year at the board of supervisors. i wanted to congratulate you on that effort. 54.5% are from the bay area. 60.5% of the workers are apprenticeships workers, new workers, who are getting new jobs into this industry. the project helps to make that happen. congratulati

as you know, we oversee contracts from had ceci 0-- hetch hetchy. sometimes the smaller contracts are more difficult to monitor. and that is going into effect immediately. number eight is looking of roles and compliance guidelines. we have a draft completed now. -- number eight is looking at roles in compliance guidelines. we're also going to review rules, because we have had disagreements with contract and departments on the efficiency and legality of rules and regulations. some of the rules we will be comparing and referring directly to the administrative code. otherwise we will characterize as best practices. we will probably be bringing some recommendations to the board, specifically to supervisor chiu, to look at rules and regulations and determined which one should be codified. supervisor campos: think you. -- thank you. supervisor campos: you have said a number of your reports that help to alert the public as to how many businesses within your contacting rules are being contracts that are san francisco businesses. you had promised to get to o

propping up a huge trees regime subsidies the traps us you know where government huge amounts of spending ceci or the sitting room where we can step place these things can get things oh i wish the everybody could look to you know those they think republican principles the way that you can perhaps realize that that's supposed to be what they abide by that isn't hypocritical but i think of course on our side much money involved from all these industries when it comes to lobbying that nobody wants to get rid of something that runs can scare go of course take on you know things like they go all out there is that what happens. well the money makes a difference of course you've got the oil companies out there but we're talking about here is progress and in the recent republicans are actually trying to be comfortable throwing this time around to the problems of the ron paul and terry is on on what used to be the french the french anymore that's a good thing to see in our politics is becoming more radical that says it will start to wake up and the way in which sort artists interest the interest forces