mr. henderson can elaborate. >> brian henderson, acting a.g.m. for wastewater the sewer inspection report, we did achieve if you have the report in front of you there. we have largely met our goals annex seeded our oaverages over the last several years. >> the total miles cleaned has decreased over time and while the miles of pipeline replaced is averaging 15 miles a year over the last four years, what it doesn't account for are miles tied up in contracts that haven't been completed. so they've been reported in the future outlook. but we are hitting our 150 miles inspected at this point. >> if you want to get into details, i can get some detailed questions answered that you may have. >> commissioner moller caen: i'm just very cautious and strict about meeting our goals. and this doesn't really show me that we have. >> that's correct. so we can get a better explanation of why we've gone do down, but it's on the average of 15 years and 150 miles of pipe inspected. >> commissioner moller caen: i tend to look at -- if it's 15 a year, i would like to

mr. henderson can elaborate. >> brian henderson, acting a.g.m. for wastewater the sewer inspection report, we did achieve if you have the report in front of you there. we have largely met our goals annex seeded our oaverages over the last several years. >> the total miles cleaned has decreased over time and while the miles of pipeline replaced is averaging 15 miles a year over the last four years, what it doesn't account for are miles tied up in contracts that haven't been completed. so they've been reported in the future outlook. but we are hitting our 150 miles inspected at this point. >> if you want to get into details, i can get some detailed questions answered that you may have.

mr. henderson, members of the public, i oversee the administration bureau. joining with me in the audience with the captain of our facilities division, acting commander of our administration bureau, and the director of our crime lab. commissioner, as you had pointed out, the chronicle recently published an article about the cleanup efforts at hunters point and building 606. in anticipation of that, the department organized a q&a session on friday, july 27 that was a couple of days after the actual article was released. we did that with the current employee of building 606, and we did that in order to give them a historical perspective of the building and to address any concerns that they may have. members of the department of public health, occupational health and safety team, along with miss aimee brownell from the department of public health environmental division gave an overview of the building 606 and the hunters point naval shipyards. as a result the department came away with several items that we're working on. before i go into each one of those items

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