i worked with neighbors, organizes neighborhood sogezs and murch toonts insure this is cack and the cack guarantees neighborhoods representation. we now have 6 seats set aside for residence and business owners in the education institution that liver or operate close to the reservoir. it is important for me to make sure that the dominance of the membership is filled with people that will impact it directly and in fact when i put toort the original cac there were 5 members with the community we added another to insure there is at least 6 members that would be from the community. i believe it is very important that residence, business and education institutions near the site are getting information from the city about the project every step of the way and are given a say in the decision that are made. i envision a committee to be a place where everyone can get the most updated information that the city has and have the necessary conversations about the development on the site. we had a thoughtful discussion at the gao committee and introduced [inaudible] to memberoffs the public and insure

that is 8 times as murch as the more affluent schools. the good news, this is a preventable disease, 100 percent. the decay of dental tissue is preventable. some of the strategies [inaudible] where we apply a plastic layer into the groove of the biting surface of the moller teeth preventing carbohydrates from being packed in the grooves and not being brushed away and beginning the decay process. as we see all those grooves they are shown to be 88 percent effective. unfortunately in 2013 only 19 percent of our 16-8 year olddant cal kids received sealants. that is less than la, sacramento, san diego, cont rucosta. another strategy to prevent dental decay [inaudible] meaning rdha or dental hi gentest [inaudible] a dentist or dental auxiliary. getting those tools into other medical providers are just as effective and it is reimburseable by med cal. >> good afternoon, my name is lisa chun, i'm a public health dentist and [inaudible] this now bringstuse the strategic plan. as mentioned earlier we spent a year long process engaging the community

she was sub murched in the car in the spanish fork river in utah for about 14 hours.emperatures in the upper 20s with no food or water. >> if anything had been different she might not have made it. >> reporter: brock royal was the emergency room doctor who saw lily when she was rushed in. >> you can see just how pale she is and how cold and stiff her arm is. >> reporter: four days later, baby lily playing along as her father sings "old mcdonald" in the hospital. the best reward possible for those who fought so hard to save her. >> one of the really amazing things is when the rescue workers started they couldn't feel a heartbeat. so they just kept going and going without really having any security at all that she was going to live. but i should mention we've had some good news since then. we've been in touch with the spanish fork police department. they say lily is out of the hospital. they actually some police went to visit her with her family. they say she's healthy and happy and for the time being living with her aunt and uncle. some good news has come out of this,