it shows hetch hetchy at 341,00. our expectation is hetch hetchy will fill roughly about june 1st of this year. cherry will fill roughly about the same time. we do expect water bank will not fill. it will be in the 300,000-acre foot rank. again, other california reservoirs, i hate to say the same each time, but, the low state of shasta have the state focused on those things and the need to make sure that we are achieving water savings statewide. question came up about the meeting yesterday with the governor and his staff. the california drought monitor hasn't changed. it still is the majority of the state in extreme drought and the rest mostly in severe drought. conditions are severe. there's no doubt about it. hetch hetchy precipitation has leveled off here in the month of may. we don't expect there to be much of anything for the rest of the year. on the snow pack, it is almost on. we will be seeing much more in the way of additional water in the system. water available to the city, again, this year, has been doing

hetch hetchy is pretty much flattened out. we did have about tenth an inch of precipitation from the last storm up there. snow pack is pretty much gone, runoff is pretty much ended in terms of high volumes. water available to the city has pretty much topped out at about 200,000-acre feet, which does not mean we does not fill our reservoirs, what it does mean, we had three years of water bank drawing down dramatically. this year, we're getting little bit of reprieve there. there's enough water. i think peter drekmeier pointed out, that's about the same amount of water we're delivering to people. water bank has not been drowned down much. it's been good for our long-term storage situation this year. you can see, again, 200,000-acre feet opposed toics hundred thousand. that would have filled full storage for us. just to be clear, full storage means full storage in all of the reservoir that can receive hetch hetchy water. which have the upcountry reservoirs plus crystal springs. for the precipitation, again, three really wet month

rosecranes for restore hetch hetchy. and as you know wants to remost reservoir, relocate your reservoir so the valley can be returned and national park. so in a sense the sfpuc is adversary of ours and michael carlin has often been the face of the sfpuc as adversary. but we have undying respect for the work that all utility people do and michael has been more diligent, worked with more integrity than most, and really first class water agency official and sfpuc is, sorry to lose him and i'll speak directly to him, i'm not supposed to, michael, i wish you really well and thanks very much for all you've done to make the system work for san francisco and regional customers. >> thank you for your comments. madam secretary. we have one more caller in the queue. caller, go ahead. you have two minutes. >> hi, my name is mark musgrave and i am a white water kayaker. i wanted to give some perspective on the water releases on the tulame river, obviously that's really important river resource for many people that recreate in that ar

and it's my assumption we will request that report on the hetch hetchy power rates weather is going to be increased or not. general manager herrera can we confirm you're able to do that for us? >> i apologize i did not hear the question. >> the question is we will expect a report from sfpuc about the customer increase or not, maybe you're not going to increase the ratebut we will hear back from you again . great, thank you for clarifyin . mister clark can you please call items 11 and 12 together. >> less yes madam chair, item 11 is an ordinance authorizing the issuance and sale of taxable wastewater revenue bonds and other forms of indebtedness by the san francisco public utilities commission in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed approximately 704 million to finance the cost of various capital wastewater projects benefiting the wastewater enterprise pursuant to amendments to the charter of the city and county and acted by the voters on november 5, 2002 as proposition e, authorizing the issuance of wastewater revenue refunding bonds and the retirement of outstanding wastewater