so what we negotiate with the very mucher --developers is maye certainly improvements you need to makeside of your boundaries so it performs like it needs to perform. so that's what we're negotiating. sometimes it's larger pipelines. other times it's additional fire infrastructure that the fire department can use to deploy. that's where the negotiates come in. do we want a larger pipeline or do we want making something up two new fireengines. that's where those come in to play. that's where we're at with a lot of these development projects. >> how far outside the boundaries are you requesting the developers be involved in? ms. miller, you had a comment? >> katie miller, stpu -- sfpuc. because we have this robust modeling capability where we're able to look at fire demands and the ability to get water to those demands, now with the developments coming in, we're able to re-evaluate. does that shift the way that water is distributed to fires? what we found is there's so much development in the southeast part of san francisco, it's actually pulling the water available away from the existin

thank you very mucher. commissioners, at this time would you like to ask the chief some questions or should we move on to chief nicholson? >> commissioner veronese. >> chief, an the autonomous vehicles -- >> i knew you would have questions. >> since temperature representative of the department attending the meetings and asking the same questions and how they respond to lights and sirens, whole bunch of questions we would have especially in this city with the bike lanes and all this other stuff, and pulling into bike lanes and issues that come up. but as a representative of the department, i ask that if you do see some major issues, that you don't think are being addressed, that you would bring them up with the commission so that we can be your voice or be a second voice with those concerns. >> absolutely. thank you. >> commissioners? at this point we aer -- we are going to ask deputy chief -- excuse me. public comment on the chief's report. please, chief. seeing that there is no public comment, we will ask