so what we talked about is that we really have to work with lpi to look at see about a local build out and so at the last commission meeting which you are probably going to talk more about is what were some of the issues that the commission had on the lpi model and the major was a billion dollars of bonding for a bunch of projects behind the meter and what had to come online to fit the model. i think that was the concern. so we are really planning on trying to see what appetite we have as far as building a local build out because once you start planning on local build out, you are

so what we talked about is that we really have to work with lpi to look at see about a local build out and so at the last commission meeting which you are probably going to talk more about is what were some of the issues that the commission had on the lpi model and the major was a billion dollars of bonding for a bunch of projects behind the meter and what had to come online to fit the model. i think that was the concern. so we are really planning on trying to see what appetite we have as far as building a local build out because once you start planning on local build out, you are going to have to sequel. so the question is what do we have an appetite to really fund. meanwhile we know that everyone enjoys going solar and it a job creation so that was the money that was identified by the board of supervisors and the mayor asked me to increase solar for the go solar. to answer your question, we at the puc feel we have to do more and how much more do we have an appetite? >> i see the program as a tiny aspect we need to do for the build out. i'm not sure that many envisioned that to be. >>

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i want to see them in a better position with regard to lpi.i think we can do some aim to create a better standard for the markets of the borrowers mortgages on a fannie mae, freddie mac or some other market participant to bring something better to the greatest market works. >> i think i am hearing you say that fhfa will attempt to preserve a role for the service areas and underwriters which i put in reasonable rules and guidelines issue. >> we want to have insurance coverage you have the situation are either a borrower is unable to obtain homeowners insurance in the location of the borrower defaulted on her gauge so we don't have insurance coverage because they have not been paid. we want to make sure the asset is protected. >> which i think we all see. my background is in real estate in developing and familiar with those things. we've got to protect the assets of those that invested heavily in it. a couple minutes and a couple quick things. we were talking a little bit about my friend from colorado talking about no marketplace for these mortg