once again, i think going forward because our expenses have actually gone up somuch , i wouldn't anticipate there being a fee reduction. i wouldn't anticipate that. >> so unclear, your analysis is that we have in the coffers right now to sustain what we have going forwardif we never did any changes , if we had no help there on the work order line item, we are two years, is that correct? >> if we don't do something about our expenditures and if our revenues don't go up past $57 million we're at about maybe this budgetcycle this year . >> okay. have you seen it before? >> i'm sorry, it's been a while since i've seen. >> that kind of reduction in the possibility, it's been a while since we've seen that kind of low revenue. i don'tremember everseeing that number before . >> the revenues are at fiscal year 1112 . so i think it's a combination of a variety of things. it's a combination of lower fees because even though we lowered our fees in 2015 16, if you filed a permit prior tothat , you still were able, we were still collecting issuance fees and those fees on thehigher fees . it's also based

thank you somuch for that presentation. it was so clear . ireally appreciate it . i have a couple of questions as follow-up. so in the folks that you listed supervisor i did hear the community partners working on the application but of course that is an essential component for community schools, it's the community folks so i know miss you has been working with the sf grant group and community partners to you know, this idea forward in the expansion. my main concern is of course about money. i am hopeful. i think much more to the specifics then you about what the compliance requirements are for this money.because a lot of what the compliance requirements were , the last funding cycle that we didn't get were meant toconserve a very small pot of money which has now been back later expanded . so we are asked, the other, those pots have concentrated. you know the title one and a half. we now i think can expect an expansion. that's what the politicians in sacramento intended. it's a great expansion so my worry is that right now the biggest funder of the community school

. >> thank you somuch, could we have the next caller please ?>> caller: esteemedmembers of the redistricting task force. thank you for the work you're doing . it's tough. i know it's thankless but it's essential and it's one of the highest forms of public service. you'redoing somethingincredible for all san franciscans . i'm chuck overmyer . i don't live in the 11, but i've been very closely following the process. i'm speaking today to advocate in favor of keeping thefilipino coi whole . i know the many meetings so far of the task force members have spoken to the important necessity of ensuring that african-american residents of san francisco are represented and that historically and currently marginalized communities are going to have maps that ensure fair and equal representation. in the same way many african-americanresidents of san francisco have been priced out and gentrified , many callers have spoken to the very deep similarities for the filipino community in san francisco. i'm not sure if exactly what happened in the 11 last time but cle

when is the last time you had somebody on the federal level trying to give you somuch ?e. that's the answer to that question . i would say get ready, get prepared and let's get towork . we're out of here. >> all right, all right. i'm thinking our tradition of having many cabinet members today right now at this very moment it's my pleasure to introduce the attorney general of the united states guard. he has divided his practically whole career in the pursuit of justice. as a federal processor prosecutor for the us attorney's office in washington dc and department of justice where he served in both career and noncareer positions under five attorney general's. his responsibilities span the whole work of the department including civil, criminal and national security matters . notably he supervised investigations and prosecutions of national importance including the oklahoma city bombing, the unit water and cases. he served as judge of the united states courts of appeal for the district of columbia for 23 years and as chief judge for the last seven years he was on the bench.

. >> thank you somuch, could we have the next caller please ?>> caller: esteemedmembers of the redistricting task force. thank you for the work you're doing . it's tough. i know it's thankless but it's essential and it's one of the highest forms of public service. you'redoing somethingincredible for all san franciscans . i'm chuck overmyer . i don't live in the 11, but i've been very closely following the process. i'm speaking today to advocate in favor of keeping thefilipino coi whole . i know the many meetings so far of the task force members have spoken to the important necessity of ensuring that african-american residents of san francisco are represented and that historically and currently marginalized communities are going to have maps that ensure fair and equal representation. in the same way many african-americanresidents of san francisco have been priced out and gentrified , many callers have spoken to the very deep similarities for the filipino community in san francisco. i'm not sure if exactly what happened in the 11 last time but cle