first, thank you, dan, for his presentation and the work going on on the cip. i was excited to watch as the process went on this year. i did want to call to your attention, though, that i think is missing and you need more information on. the quarterly report in the cover letter did talk about summary information about the work going on at moccasin. the moccasin emergency repairs, the interim repairs, and then there's also the long-term repairs at moccasin, and yet the quarterly report is not complete in the information it provides, i believe, because how this project showed up. obviously, it was a year ago this month when we had the emergency situation, the p.u.c. acted appropriately, promptly, and quickly to deal with it, but it's now a year later. this is going to be a significant project moving forward, and the question should be, what is the scope, the schedule, and the cost for all those pieces together? how are we dealing with them in the intervening period until we incorporate them fully into the cip, and providing that information to you, to bosca, and

diversionary tactic going on with surprise comment on syria let's go live to produce events of the cips is what difference twenty four hours makes in the focus of attention of wanting to what is the u.s. president to say than. so it seems that the summit turned out empty handed as you said for the american president president from the united states wanted more commitment from north korea in an interview that he gave after the summit he pointed out that he was walking but he wanted the complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula while kim jong un was talking about only several places he also said that he didn't want to make concessions and lifting sanctions without any concrete denuclearization plan however north korea said there was a realistic proposal on the table. but in a rare person conference late friday night and how annoyed though on north korean foreign minister said that the chairman turman kim offered a written commitment to no longer testing the long range missiles and not to allow any and to allow expand inspections in the korean north korean posole liddy's. trumbo wa

reports today, first the water enterprise capital improvement program as part of the 10-year water cipust want the start out with some highlights of this particular reporting period. the long term improvements which actually includes both the yard and the future watershed center, the yard portion is 94% complete and we plan -- we are nearly done with the design and bid documents for the watershed center so we expect to be able to advertise that in april. the powder activated carbon feed system to address taste and odor issues at snow valley water treatment plant was ready to be put into service as of the end of the year prior to the mountain tunnel shutdown which was a goal. they are still finishing some miscellaneous punch work items. we haven't had to use the system because we haven't had the taste and odor issues but it is there for us to use if needed. we did receive responsive and responsible bids for the san andreas pipeline number two replacement. we had to reject bids the first time around. this time it was successful. both bids were under the engineer's estimate or close to th