i think ms. hale walked through it in terms of getting a credit rating. >> do you know -- what i am saying the models for what the budget, scope and timeline for clean power sf revenue bonds could look like? what i am asks is you are waiting for the credit rating of clean power sf to sort of begin the bond process if you were to have clean power sf revenue bonds. with the city wide enrollment, what is that timeline and scope look like? is there a timeframe that after city wide enrollment then that capacity is there? >> i can give you a general sense. we think that it could be about a three year period following stabilization of the program's revenues and enrollment so i think this is something that our sfpc finance team is thinking about, working on. i am happy to flush this out further. the clean energy the marin county program were the first to receive a credit rating. it probably took them like 7 or 8 years following the service start. we don't think it will take us that long. we have put in place

ms. miss barbara hale is in attendance. >> okay. would you like to come up and present? >> yes, thank you. i am the assistant general manager for power at the s.f. p.u.c. is a number of new members here. i am looking for your support for a rate action today, but i wanted to take a little bit of time to provide context for that , background information about the services that we provide as san francisco public owned utility. we have been providing power here in san francisco now for nearly 100 years. we are the publicly owned electric utility in san francisco and we provide clean energy for city services and property, streetlights, redevelopment sites, and new development projects. s.f. hope that was just talked about, sunnydale, one of the projects we have been providing service to for many years. the shipyard redevelopment project, another example of that , examples of the kinds of facilities we serve, city hall right here is served by our power program. san francisco international airport, all the schools, public schools, libraries, police and fire stations, all the co