and review those lpi business assumptions. you will go through and walk through what our questions and concerns, and follow up and request of the contractor. so that by the time it comes to you it's really more flushed out. also in january, one of the deliverables that they owe us is the sighting analysis. that's pretty important. one key assumption for example, and not to get into too much detail. >> i think you should get in detail in writing form to us. i think you have a sense where we are coming from. but i think it will be helpful to get in writing the deliverables so we can measure those what is appropriate and if they are timely. >> thank you, and we present that on friday. >> the rate board and come before us with that presentation. >> happy to do that. >> one other thing we could do at the next commission meeting that we always give an update. we can present the outcome of that presentation and kind of give the presentation we gave to them with their input or comments. >> by the end of the>> -- end of the year? >> ok

and, so, even in the recommendations from lpi, they have assumed that phase as you have approved it in concept, goes forward and the business layered on top. * phase 1. in our discussions with them and also with the advocates, in other words, we have always said we want to try to take the best ideas, even if they're just pieces of them. maybe it's not the whole enhi lad a or the entire billion 5 -- >> i've so tired of hearing the whole enchilada. >> [speaker not understood]. >> so insulting. [laughter] >> go ahead. >> but the entire amount so that we could then bring the decision back to you to try to layer on what works and what is affordable for policy. >> is it a compatibility issue relevant to your response? that was the question. >> i guess i had heard from the applicants before. i know [speaker not understood] will speak at the conclusion of this. i heard the sense that they really didn't like the program that we're coming up with. they thought it was fatally flawed, we needed to do something different and they were coming up with a different proposal. and then deep in the recess

points and the marketing and the outreach we're going to be doing just has been put on the table and in lpi has shown that we can actually roll this program out even in phase one with competitive prices to pg&e, and that would profoundly change this entire outreach model. the rate fairness board when realized this information was coming forward postponed their decision to the sfpuc and we have to analyze that information and see if it will change the way we market the program before we okay the outreach plan. that is crucial. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> my name is francisco costa and envir -- environmental justice advocacy and many residents in the bay view participated in community choice aggregation and perhaps one person here in the auditorium that knows what i am talking about. michael [inaudible] lynn brown, jerad bloomfield and others. we make trips to sacramento and we do what we could in the bay view. we put solar on all 58 homes and so on and so forth. in the beginning of this discussion i heard something about climate change and then i was paying attention to this conver

lpi. it is down in texas as well as a sizable position. you may not have heard of laredo.ightly above the ipo price. however, i think this one is worth bringing to your attention. for 2013 the company's production has gone up. let's take a closer look with the founder and chairman and ceo who has created and sold two oil companies before this. although both of them were private so you couldn't get in on the action. have a seat. the other two were private so we don't know. is this one like those if we buy the stock? >> the other two companies were private. we were looking at going public. we wanted to see if someone would pay us for it. this company was different. we got to the point where we realized that we captured a larnge group of drilling companies. and it was probably needed to capture the money. >> we k the ability to drill these oil wells and stimulate them has been a change in just a global change in the way the energy business looks. th we think these targets are exception al. they still don't get it. what was in the ground. suddenly we were able to access what y