m dachair, we typically, at the very end of june, part of what we'll do as the controller's office is continue to monitor trends what we see going on with tax revenues and other sources, and weypicly complete a study at the end, regarding what news we see. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. i can't wait for that date. >> so how did we balance the 137 million that was projected in march? on the revenue side, the nine month report had approximately $94 million of currentar either savings, but mostly it was additional revenue, and of that, the vast majority was revenue from the department of health, including two payments for medicare that we received in one year, and also patient revenue from more individuals having insurance, we reflect that revenue in our department as an ongoing solution. additionally, there is projected some ongoing grminally ongoing property tax th. the roles are growing, but it is a finite role pool that we will be pulling from, so that was a big help in 18-19 finite, so it is notontinuing at that big of a level. and then we were able to constrain growth. f.t.e. grow