- well, certainly to look internally at our own staff and if we need to move more people into the general rp v to handle the double parking we'll do that that's an assessment we're taking on >> i can tell you in my district every commercial corridor particularly during the rush hours have serious double parking areas whether it's columbus or north beach we see double parking issues at the time. my guess is your staff knows that not really sure how that will help move it forward but happy to provide that information to you. on the staffing issues could you give us a timeframe. is your department undergoing whether or not you're open missing our resources >> yes. we're looking at how things are structured today with the now a health insurance company of 26 additional we'll be back like we were in january. we handle almost 2 hundred events a year and this is outside of the citation issuance it's pedestrian and vehicular managing events since the merits cup and chinese new years eve. you name it we manage the traffic and safety and it takes effort to do that. it's not an excuse but we're spreadi

hopefully keeping the compliance costs of rps relatively low. to allow in the early year as new generation is being built, to have the utilities have more options in their procurement on where they're buying from. but over time, as resources come online there's less and less need for an unbundled rec in that bucket 3. >> and, so, just so that i understand, there is a greenhouse gas difference between bucket 1, bucket 2 and bucket 3? >> between the buckets there is not necessarily a greenhouse gas difference. there's other environmental differences, but not greenhouse gas. greenhouse gas is a global issue. so, it doesn't really matter where the -- i keep using wind farm. whatever the renewable facility s it doesn't matter where the facility is, as long as it's offsetting fossil fuel generation in that area, you're going to get a greenhouse gas reduction. and because it still has to come from an eligible renewable resource as we define it, even unbundled rec will offset the need for fossil fuel generation from places. again, it is important how a contract is constructed. there are ways to --

and go down is to satisfy the goal of hopefully keeping the compliance costs of rps relatively low. to allow in the early year as new generation is being built, to have the utilities have more options in their procurement on where they're buying from. but over time, as resources come online there's less and less need for an unbundled rec in that bucket 3. >> and, so, just so that i understand, there is a greenhouse gas difference between bucket 1, bucket 2 and bucket 3? >> between the buckets there is not necessarily a greenhouse gas difference. there's other environmental differences, but not greenhouse gas. greenhouse gas is a global issue. so, it doesn't really matter where the -- i keep using wind farm. whatever the renewable facility s it doesn't matter where the facility is, as long as it's

areas that don't have an rp public works area or general enforcement area so we don't have as many pc os. so once we get a complaint we'll typically got out to there and observe the whole neighborhood and cite several vehicles in violation. we'll get a to a better staffing level and two is to do what i've always wanted to do it's saturation. we've tested it and it's been done in the past. we've in our public works areas it's very difficult to handle certain areas that are lagged where you have to chalk the tire and come back whatever the time was. with a saturation we can put people in more areas whether their complaint driven or a transit area and do a different area each day. so when we hire t