>> we work very closely with joaquin tores and the office of development. we will be working with them to get developers ready to comply with this ordinance and to understand the legalities of their compliance, what those issues are. and of course we work very closely with them on labor and workforce development as well. one of the benefits of this ordinance is the opportunity for green jobs and to support retraining of folks and new training of folks to benefit from the green economy. >> chair: ms. rafael earlier the chief sponsor supervisor mandelman spoke to that exact concept as it relates to recycled water that has proven very successful in other communities. it may or may not be a good fit for san francisco given how old it is. any comments on that? >> that would be speaking out of my expertise range. my colleagues in the p.u.c. are much more knowledgeable than that. clearly the concept of recycled water and using as much water resources outside of our groundwater is attractive and important. the feasibility of it is. i don't have the expertise to com

>> we work very closely with joaquin tores and the office of development. we will be working with them to get developers ready to comply with this ordinance and to understand the legalities of their compliance, what those issues are. and of course we work very closely with them on labor and workforce development as well. one of the benefits of this ordinance is the opportunity for green jobs and to support retraining of folks and new training of folks to benefit from the green economy. >> chair: ms. rafael earlier the chief sponsor supervisor mandelman spoke to that exact concept as it relates to recycled water that has proven very successful in other communities. it may or may not be a good fit for san francisco given how old it is. any comments on that? >> that would be speaking out of my expertise range. my colleagues in the p.u.c. are much more knowledgeable than that. clearly the concept of recycled water and using as much water resources outside of our groundwater is attractive and important. the feasibility of it is. i don't have the expertise to com

>> we work very closely with joaquin tores and the office of development.g with them to get developers ready to comply with this ordinance and to understand the legalities of their compliance, what those issues are. and of course we work very closely with them on labor and workforce development as well. one of the benefits of this ordinance is the opportunity for green jobs and to support retraining of folks and new training of folks to benefit from the green economy. >> chair: ms. rafael earlier the chief sponsor supervisor mandelman spoke to that exact concept as it relates to recycled water that has proven very successful in other communities. it may or may not be a good fit for san francisco given how old it is. any comments on that? >> that would be speaking out of my expertise range. my colleagues in the p.u.c. are much more knowledgeable than that. clearly the concept of recycled water and using as much water resources outside of our groundwater is attractive and important. the feasibility of it is. i don't have the expertise to comment on it. >> cha