how we go about that and it's from steve ritchie. >> thank you. and before we start, if it's okay with the other commissioners, i'd like to give the public three minutes to speak on this item five on water supply if that if nobody has any objections to that. okay, miss linear, when we start public comment will you set the clock for three minutes? >> thank you. >> excuse me. good afternoon, commissioners. steve ritchie, assistant general manager for water. if i can have the slides please. i'm here to give an overview of our water supply planning to set the stage for future discussions as well. >> there's lots of details that flow behind these things but this is trying to give you a good overview of where we're at in the world of water supply planning. certainly as background one of the things that that we that drives our planning is that we have to provide service in perpetuity. we're a 24 seven operation with no end date. so we are basically you know, in this for the long haul short term thinking cannot be part of our water supply planning because

steve ritchie assistant general manager for water this is the appropriate hearing because we've looked at the the capital plan going forward here and one of the things that we in the enterprise did was look hard at our capital spending and where projects were at this particular project in the abc recycled water projects is not actually part of the groundwater storage and recovery project but it has the ability potentially to enhance that project. this project would take wastewater from daly city street into a high level so that we could use it for irrigation the particularly the cemetery is in coma it's a is a project that in terms of the unit costs of the water was was getting quite high and it was you know relying heavily on us we thought we could interest other parties in sharing in that they were to some extent but we just took one long oh and i should say on that the cemetery is we're not people who are lining up cheering to spend more money on recycled water. so the bottom line was that project looked like it might be a project that we want to do in the future. for example, if th