michael carlin can speak to that. i do see in here there is language about the ad adaptive plan, for early implementation. i would request that somehow we come up with stronger outcome and goal language. commissioner moran and i talked about this extensively and in december 2018 the importance of that so we know what success looks like. one final amendment here. there is a resolution in here that says if this resolution supersedes the one before, and i am not sure that i agree with that because i had requested there be what i was calling across walk between the march 2019 resolution and this one to make sure whatever was in there that was relevant and important made it to this resolution as well, and i am not sure if that was the case. i do not want it to supersede until we have done that exercise. i will now hand it over. i hate to do it because it is complex and there is a sense of urgency because we have been wanting to get the states eyes back on this process. we feel like this is a step in that direction. i hope

michael carlin will introduce this item. >> so, the title of the item actually explain what is we're doing here. it is a memorandum of understanding to outline responsibility and authority for each city department as we go into port property in the future. port property, port streets are going to stay under the sdwru, of the port but we'll have infrastructure under those streets and we want to make sure we have the ability to fix those streets going forward. i will naention mission rock is the one doing the black water system and the micro grid. >> commissioners, any questions? >> yes. i have a question. since part of another reason that it's coming before us is because there's going to be a change, i think because they're going to do something different, which is the light weight cellular concrete and i don't know whether it has been done or not, but they don't know how that's going to affect the streets. and so my question is, since it's unknown, the cost associated with the maintenance of utilities and the light weigh cellular co-concrete will exceed the cost of maintenance, utili

michael carlin will introduce this item. >> so, the title of the item actually explain what is we're doing here. it is a memorandum of understanding to outline responsibility and authority for each city department as we go into port property in the future. port property, port streets are going to stay under the sdwru, of the port but we'll have infrastructure under those streets and we want to make sure we have the ability to fix those streets going forward. i will naention mission rock is the one doing the black water system and the micro grid. >> commissioners, any questions? >> yes. i have a question. since part of another reason that it's coming before us is because there's going to be a change, i think because they're going to do something different, which is the light weight cellular concrete and i don't know whether it has been done or not, but they don't know how that's going to affect the streets. and so my question is, since it's unknown, the cost associated with the maintenance of utilities and the light weigh cellular co-concrete will exceed the cost of maintenance, utili

my deputy, general manager and chief operating officer, michael carlin and the chief people officer areity planning team and we expect transformational changes as a result of this work. as always, we will keep you all updated on this effort as it progresses. while we continue to push forward with efforts to meet the needs of our employees, we also focus on responding meaningfully to the needs of our customers. just two weeks ago, we launched our emergency customer assistant program with the goal of helping residential customers maximize their discount opportunities. this effort automatically extended the program for current enrollees and provides new enrollees who are experiencing financial difficulties due to covid-19. so far the response of this program has been outstanding. in one week, we received over 2,000 applications and i think we're approaching 3,000 applications as of friday. the covid pandemic has brought on challenges to our agency ies and we see hope amidst crisis. we are already exploring plans for similar, temporary saving programs for businesses and nonprofit customers.

michael carlin will introduce this item. >> so, the title of the item actually explain what is we're doing here. it is a memorandum of understanding to outline responsibility and authority for each city department as we go into port property in the future. port property, port streets are going to stay under the sdwru, of the port but we'll have infrastructure under those streets and we want to make sure we have the ability to fix those streets going forward. i will naention mission rock is the one doing the black water system and the micro grid. >> commissioners, any questions? >> yes. i have a question. since part of another reason that it's coming before us is because there's going to be a change, i think because they're going to do something different, which is the light weight cellular concrete and i don't know whether it has been done or not, but they don't know how that's going to affect the streets. and so my question is, since it's unknown, the cost associated with the maintenance of utilities and the light weigh cellular co-concrete will exceed the cost of maintenance, utili