mr. ritchie. >> sis tent general manager for water. this is a water supplysment similar to others considered. this is the 9,007th street project which is a mixed use development. this is necessary for the planning department to proceed with their analysis. one thing to note here. there had been discussion about the past water supply assessment about not having a more definitive plan for water supplies. one of the things inserted in the last resolution the commission just adopted was a commitment to have a water supply plan ready to go for environmental review july 1, 2023. we put a harder date on that than we have had before. hopefully with that action that will help the commission see the way to take a positive action on this water supply assessment. >> commissioners. >> i moved. >> we need public comment. >> why don't we get a second on that. >> i thought we decided we would -- >> commissioner is right we will listen to public comment before we make motions. i withdraw my motion. >> madam secretary. >> members of the public who wish

mr. ritchie? >> thank you so much. , mr. ritchie. madam secretary, could you please open this up to public comment? >> members of the public who wish to provide comment on water supply quarterly report, dial (888)273-6358, 31052 and followed by pound and then dial 1-1-0 to be added to the speaker line. >> are there any callers? >> madam secretary, there are no callers. >> thank you, public comment on item 9 is closed. next item, please. >> the next order of business is number 10, new commission business. >> commissioners. >> madam chair, there are a couple of items that i would like to circle back on raised by the public this time and last and to hear an update at the next meeting, if possible. the first, we heard again about this bike situation at kanyata road and several members request that in june. i'm hoping for an update and if we could better understand what the concern and issue is there. on the bike access and then the second is, the flood grant's program. i think it's time for an update on how that's been going and if we co

mr. ritchie speak about several times when he sees the data on a weekly basis. we've had economic impacts in the meantime as well as now the current pandemic and resulting economic impact and what does that mean. so to give you a couple numbers in comparing '08 to 2018-2019, important to remember we are in a dought -- drought recovery obviously total water use is done and purchases are done but population is up, which i thought was very interesting and recycled water use is up significantly. we're seeing an investment in alternative supplies and we're seeing our residential per capita use go down. again, all important pieces of this puzzle. so as we look back and look forward, the region has continued to make investments in its water use and community to impact water use. those investments are things like investments in conservation, investments in outdoor irrigation investments and for turf and supporting plumbing codes and supporting building codes to make changes. all those are on the demand reduction side, if you will. also investments in local supplies wher