. >> jason fried, lafco staff. we will yield to sfpuc to present on this item. >> i am with the san francisco public utilities commission. i wanted to update you on the status of the resource plan. san francisco adopted a resource plan by the board of supervisors, and they laid out a very broad goals that would close the poewwer plant. today should be the last day of operation. as the plan was originally written, the board of supervisors urged us to update the plan. the sfpuc is part of updating this plan. they will see if it is feasible. in response to guidance, they have taken a number of actions. first in updating the resources plan, we of a guidance -- update guidance from lafco. the rocky mountain institute author of the resource plan -- authored the resource plan. we help vett and review the plan. it is our goal to take the updated resource plan before the commission of its endorsement. it proposes three broad strategies. i will briefly describe each of these strategies. they sort of recognize some of the con

. >> my name is jason fried. i am part of the advisory committee here to speak on this matter. my biggest concern is the resolution that was voted on, 9- 4, without being a passing resolution, calling for the stopping of the eviction until there is a better process. there was a lack of public discourse over this. there was an emergency meeting of the committee held with the staff could not send a single representative to even hear the concerns of the community. there was a lack of public process. we did have a presentation on community gardens at the last meeting. overhead? overhead? and thank you. looking where you are supposed to be looking for space, it must not conflict with other recreational uses. in my opinion trying to change it into a community garden would be conflicting with current uses of the facility. they would be violating their own rules and guidelines. i do support community gardens and think we should find spaces for them, but until today this is the first time i have ever heard this issue. thank you for your time. supervisor mirkarimi: i am going to read the