i attended a meeting july 19 in san matao and realized i looked some information. there are long-term and short-thermostatistics for customer and customer properties. i request that before closed session that the following information is provided to the public in an open session. public disclosure of short and long term statistics about development, employment, density, water use and conservation in the last year, five years, 10 years, 15 years, going back 20 years. we all know how important water and rivers are for california and worldwide. water is not a cap-filled use and flush commodity. it's a lifeline of our planet. commissioners have vital and critical decisions to make. water is not just for real estate density and development. water must be conserved for use in cities, farms, orchards, vineyards and rivers. the public must be included in the decision making and not behind closed doors. thank you very much. >> president kwon: thank you, ms. clark. next, sonya deermair. is that right? >> yes. thank you. good afternoon. i'm sonya deermair, speaking for sierra

water supply from 1.8 million residents, 40,000 businesses and communities agencies in alameda, san matao and santa clara counties, whose water interests are represented. residents would have to reduce to 25 gallons per day in some portions of the service area, including heyward. that's simply an untenable level. the state board's proposal would threaten jobs, delay community development and thwart new housing construction, which is critically needed throughout the bay area. bawsca understands the value of the ecosystem and that status quo is not sustainable. we're working to protect water quality for humans, fish, and wildlife. bawsca strongly supports the tuolumne river water plan proposal. it's a science-based alternative that strikes a responsible, sustainable balance between water supply reliability and fishery needs. bawsca believes that it can be the platform for serious, responsible negotiations to reach a good settlement. bawsca strongly supports a voluntary settlement to avoid the regulatory stalemate and litigation that could prove contentious, expensivexpensive, and produce an