so i would like to start by introducing sfpc assistant general manager steve richie. >> good afternoon, commissioners. steve richie, assistant general manager for water, the san francisco public utilities commission. if i could have the slides please. i'm going to review the legal requirements we need to follow for water supply planning in our actual practical approach based on our experience and where we see the future taking us a little bit. >> first, a background for a couple slides. our water system is depicted here. this is a schematic that spans the width of california. we put it to fit on a slide. 85 percent comes from those reservoirs. the area outlined in gold is our service area for the entire system. this is our map of our wholesale customers and san francisco. based on the depth of the blue color it shows how much of a community's water supply depends on the san francisco regional water system. the darkest blue on the east bay gets 100 percent of its supply from san francisco from us and just below that the alameda county water district only gets 20 percent of its water sup

first i want to thank my colleagues at sfpc. i also want to thank my colleagues at s fm ca tim dougherty. i also want to thank my team, suzanne and our former colleague zach tomson. his blood and sweat is the ink of the road map. he intervened, took notes, he made sure all the stakeholders are listening, understood and heard. and this document reflects his thoughtfulness and professionalism the entire way. so with that, commissioners, this is our citywide electric vehicle road map. >> commissioner stephenson. >> kind of a tactical question. that was amazing. thank you. and i especially loved the story telling at the beginning. because i think it's great to level about where we've been and also learn from the past. i think that the fact that we've been charging throughout the city is a huge piece of your six-point plan. so our work in software. and in software you create road maps and plans. and there's a product manager and project managers who help shepherd it through and deliver it. and with all of these different stakeholders