holtzman said earlier that one of the important things i saw in the internex report is that it recommends, it says now we should do a plan for how to build out reknewables and efficiency in the city. i don't think that we can wait for the sf puc even if they become more helpful to do that plan. so i would hope that right away that the lafco would have lafco staff have executive officer fried put out a very soon so that right after the internex report is done we are then next year getting the plan ready for the local build out and for clean power sf so that when we finally get the sf puc on board we are ready to move forward with the program immediately. we want to see this program go forward next year or 2016 at the latest. so that's one aspect, that's what we want on that is to make sure that lafco is continuing to take the lead. we don't want to give the lead back to the sf puc even if they start saying good things. one little note on what will be the future report from staff on undergrounding is that we're not talking about planning out a broad band network, we're talking about when ex

. >> hello, commissioners, my name is ed holtzman, i'm representing 360 san francisco today. i'm excited to see the report, i looked over the executive summary last night and i think that in general like we're pretty happy that a lot of our comments seem to have made it into the document. i guess the two things that i would flag, just having read the first 25 pages, and i'll send some comments to mr. fried, i mean they are small like sloppy error type stuff, but the more substantive thing was at some point it says a more detailed analysis will be required and it kind of lists the things that will need to be scoped for that more detailed analysis and i think they did a good job of that. i would just want the lafco to, you know, take the lead in thinking about where that more detailed analysis would happen, like who would conduct it and when and how that might occur. certainly we have heard from critics that, you know, advocates are presenting a draft of a plan or a draft of a draft of a plan and we want this to be as close to a plan as we can and i think that it's great and it

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