peter orfield. john dogerdoge. >> i am disappointed to see two minutes on the clock. when the capital planning committee took this up, i was present and asked questions. the controller got confirmation from the library about what was happening with the money. i would say there is a bit of a shell game going on, and the pg&e characterization is an understatement of the complexity here. there were two questions basically. first, the purpose of the visitacion valley community facilities and infrastructure fee and fund was to "mitigate the impact from residential development on public infrastructure in visitacion valley, including libraries, streets, and so on." i would appreciate if the supervisors paid attention. the question is, what, in fact, is a mitigation of an impact of development? is that a legitimate use to underground existing wires? i do not oppose undergrounding, i think it is great. it should happen everywhere, but is that an appropriate use, especially when the library is hurting for operating funds and cannot provide service in the fifth district while pa