. >> there is also a construction communication office at 1800 oakdale. as people have questions about ongoing issues tied to construction or lack of information or just are wondering what is happening if we have not been able to reach them, there is staff house at 1800 oakdale actively receiving people walking in all the time. there is a squad of communication staff that are working with the merchants and with their community-based organizations in the community, giving them information on a regular basis with regards to expecting for these roads to be closed soon and let us know as issues come up and that type of thing. we have been out there and ramping up now but construction, that greathouse just got demolished. people had questions. there's a lot of activity happening down there already. we have people fully staffed down there. candace kathy mentioned, there is a committee of the pms under howard's leadership and our communications team having regular meetings so that as issues come up from the construction people who are out there saying that thing

the most obvious to us and the most technically and financially feasible are ones that end up from oakdale if it gets on the river we have the same plumbing and chemistry. those are highly viable. we had trouble consummating those deals. we were close with modesto and that blew up. don't think water transfers are not viable. every agency has their own issues. we have particular constraints, but they are viable and frankly should be part of our planning how we deal with things, whatever the threat environmental or regulatory induced. that is the end of my comments. >>> anything else? okay. next item, please. you bay area water service conservation agency update. >> good afternoon, nicole. there are three things i want to talk about today. first relates to the same conversation you have been having. i want to open up and thank you for the hearing that you scheduled at your second meeting in august. that was something i sincerely appreciated timing wise coming out of our meeting in july was interest to have such a thing. we didn't meet until september. you offered up the opportunity and i thi

thursday, october 4, 6-8 which is the southeast community center in the pitcher community room at 1800 oakdale and then tuesday, october 9 from 6-8. that's at the san francisco public library, 30 polk street. that concludes my presentation. we have managers from both departments here and we're all here to answer any questions you have about the rollout of the flavored tobacco products. thank you. >> commissioner riley: thank you for your presentation. how many of this businesses -- how many businesses in san francisco will have to comply? >> all 800 retailers that have tobacco permits. >> 800? >> yes. smaller than i thought, >> to be frank, this is campaign material. we're past this point. we need to know specifically how retailers are going to be dealing with this. we need to have type of mitigation plan. and i haven't seen any of that. i would like to see how many meetings you have planned total. how many you've had already. centralized feedback. i know i was part of one small meeting. i don't think the best idea is to kind of like divide them all up without us being able to hear each other'

. >>> oakdal police say two officers were injured and nearly 100 cars towed during the sideshows over the weekend. chp posted this video showing cars doing donuts early yesterday morning. police say there were at least three sideshows in the city including one near 880 and 42nd street and one at 190 macarthur and a third at high street at international boulevard. police say some of the people at the sideshows became violent with officers. >> when the officer that was hit with what we believe a rock in the face, we had and officer that was -- the sideshow participants rammed the officers vehicle. if you are taking that type of action towards the police what are you going to do with the rest of our community? >> two people were arrested. many of the sideshow participants are not from oakland. some of the cars that were totaled -- that were towed will be impounded for 30 days. >>> a barbershop form is scheduled as part of a continued effort to bridge the gap between community and law enforcement through dialogue for nearly 2 years paul chambers has led a series of open and honest convers