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. >>> on the water sales revenues we project about 20 mgd. you can see how this breaks down in terms of retail sales and wholesale than in terms of revenue. our uses have come in about $51 million offsetting our revenue reduction . 38 million the lions share had been cumulated over the last fiscal year. we essentially have impounded account with that service. forcing us to pay next year's principal way in advance. now that we have that amendment sprung in no longer exists and that was $38 million and that is the lions share which you see. >>> wastewater had a budget of reduced revenues of about $13 million. we had a savings for one time close outlook $8 million. >>> on the planning side we had about $17 million in reduced revenues. we generated more water than we had anticipated on the water banks and we generated more power. we had around $12 million in the transmission and distribution savings. some of that is a refund. and then the bulk of it is as of last friday we took the opportunity to generate revenue in bidding in a number of markets

. >>> on the water sales revenues we project about 20 mgd. you can see how this breaks down in terms of retail sales and wholesale than in terms of revenue. our uses have come in about $51 million offsetting our revenue reduction . 38 million the lions share had been cumulated over the last fiscal year. we essentially have impounded account with that service. forcing us to pay next year's principal way in advance. now that we have that amendment sprung in no longer exists and that was $38 million and that is the lions share which you see. >>> wastewater had a budget of reduced revenues of about $13 million. we had a savings for one time close outlook $8 million. >>> on the planning side we had about $17 million in reduced revenues. we generated more water than we had anticipated on the water banks and we generated more power. we had around $12 million in the transmission and distribution savings. some of that is a refund. and then the bulk of it is as of last friday we took the opportunity to generate revenue in bidding in a number of markets

. >>> on the water sales revenues we project about 20 mgd. you can see how this breaks down in terms of retail sales and wholesale than in terms of revenue. our uses have come in about $51 million offsetting our revenue reduction . 38 million the lions share had been cumulated over the last fiscal year. we essentially have impounded account with that service. forcing us to pay next year's principal way in advance. now that we have that amendment sprung in no longer exists and that was $38 million and that is the lions share which you see. >>> wastewater had a budget of reduced revenues of about $13 million. we had a savings for one time close outlook $8 million. >>> on the planning side we had about $17 million in reduced revenues. we generated more water than we had anticipated on the water banks and we generated more power. we had around $12 million in the transmission and distribution savings. some of that is a refund. and then the bulk of it is as of last friday we took the opportunity to generate revenue in bidding in a number of markets