sfpuchopo, estimates that it's users could face cuts up to 50 percent during the droughts with the rationing beginning needily at the first sign of drought, this level of rationing could be avoided through a couple of ways, and one will be making billions of dla rz in investments and recycling and supplies, and those costs will be born on to the payers, and for which no planning of that magnitude has been considered. also, the other way around it would be to conserve at levels unheard of in the developed world. the bay area water users already use if they were their own regions, the less, and the least amount of water per person of any region in california. residents in the combined san francisco service area use just 54 gallons, per person per day over the last year, compared to the state wide average of 82 gallons, san francisco residents just used 41 gallons and a previous speaker and the great investments that they are using and since they used 90 gallons per person per day, and in la use about 80. if the sed and the document were adopted it could up and end the general plans and this is

. >> >> so you touched on this briefly, so that if you could go into more detail, so the puc the sfpuchopo c provides water to the 2.6 people across the bay area, and can you talk about the different and what the impact for the unimpaired flow and the impact on these different groups that we serve, as a city? base sickly san francisco serves res denial and commercial the users and also for the supply. and the customers and the irrigation districts take off, but we do not supply the irrigation customers per se, except for a couple of nurseries here and there. and so within that, during this last drought for example. and what they opened system wide was that was largely achieved at residential properties and commercial as well. and i think that outdoor irrigation in our service area really dropped off and so when you tend to see a peak in water use in the summer, in 2014, 15, it was a flat line in the summer and there was little outdoor irrigation, and that is where a lot of the reduction was absorbed in this last drought. in the sectors where they do not appeal to have to achieve the greate

. >> >> so you touched on this briefly, so that if you could go into more detail, so the puc the sfpuchopo c provides water to the 2.6 people across the bay area, and can you talk about the different and what the impact for the unimpaired flow and the impact on these different groups that we serve, as a city? base sickly san francisco serves res denial and commercial the users and also for the supply. and the customers and the irrigation districts take off, but we do not supply the irrigation customers per se, except for a couple of nurseries here and there. and so within that, during this last drought for example. and what they opened system wide was that was largely achieved at residential properties and commercial as well. and i think that outdoor irrigation in our service area really dropped off and so when you tend to see a peak in water use in the summer, in 2014, 15, it was a flat line in the summer and there was little outdoor irrigation, and that is where a lot of the reduction was absorbed in this last drought. in the sectors where they do not appeal to have to achieve the greate

. >> >> so you touched on this briefly, so that if you could go into more detail, so the puc the sfpuchopo c provides water to the 2.6 people across the bay area, and can you talk about the different and what the impact for the unimpaired flow and the impact on these different groups that we serve, as a city? base sickly san francisco serves res denial and commercial the users and also for the supply. and the customers and the irrigation districts take off, but we do not supply the irrigation customers per se, except for a couple of nurseries here and there. and so within that, during this last drought for example. and what they opened system wide was that was largely achieved at residential properties and commercial as well. and i think that outdoor irrigation in our service area really dropped off and so when you tend to see a peak in water use in the summer, in 2014, 15, it was a flat line in the summer and there was little outdoor irrigation, and that is where a lot of the reduction was absorbed in this last drought. in the sectors where they do not appeal to have to achieve the greate

. >> >> so you touched on this briefly, so that if you could go into more detail, so the puc the sfpuchopo c provides water to the 2.6 people across the bay area, and can you talk about the different and what the impact for the unimpaired flow and the impact on these different groups that we serve, as a city? base sickly san francisco serves res denial and commercial the users and also for the supply. and the customers and the irrigation districts take off, but we do not supply the irrigation customers per se, except for a couple of nurseries here and there. and so within that, during this last drought for example. and what they opened system wide was that was largely achieved at residential properties and commercial as well. and i think that outdoor irrigation in our service area really dropped off and so when you tend to see a peak in water use in the summer, in 2014, 15, it was a flat line in the summer and there was little outdoor irrigation, and that is where a lot of the reduction was absorbed in this last drought. in the sectors where they do not appeal to have to achieve the greate