tida budget can no longer rest the way it is. so, let's get out this picture together so that is it. i want more pictures before i can really decide where to go to some hearing. in principle, it will but more questions that you cannot and you don't have answers to. >> thank you. mr. dunlop. >> thank you, very much. first, it does seem like there's a few questions that needs answering but this is part of seven, really, two things are together. we just approved 7 and so 8, if we don't approve it right now, there could be some potential complications. so, do you have the total number of people who are pre-dda versus post-dda so we can get an idea of the expansion? >> i'm sorry, marion, can you come up and answer that question. it's in the staff report that marion repaired and our pre-dda and post-dda households. i would also mention that the household needs assessment that we've conducted to date is a snapshot in time and it gives us a basis for planning. there will be a need for an ongoing dialogue with the households because the h

work is continuing between tida staff, puc staff and d.e.m. to do an after-action assessment of the power outage that's we had on november 5th and november 11th with various groups looking at communications, systems and response and we've also authorized the p., c. to make pe improvement this is advance of the replacement of the installation of the new primary switch gear which is, we discussed it before, scheduled for the end of 2020. that will be a significant milestone for us in improving the reliability of the electrical system on the island. on the condominium being constructed is under construction and last month the construction crane went up at the site. if you drive in from the east bay there's a prominent construction crayon the eastside of the island. a real symbol of progress. on treasure island, the wood grain insulation at the wastewater treatment plant is nearing completion to be followed by the due technical improvement of the site where it continues at the wear wate breas well as the causeway reconstruction where the west side

tida budget can no longer rest the way it is. so, let's get out this picture together so that is it. i want more pictures before i can really decide where to go to some hearing. in principle, it will but more questions that you cannot and you don't have answers to. >> thank you. mr. dunlop. >> thank you, very much. first, it does seem like there's a few questions that needs answering but this is part of seven, really, two things are together. we just approved 7 and so 8, if we don't approve it right now, there could be some potential complications. so, do you have the total number of

so over the last three years, tida and s.f. environment have developed a formalized stewardship program. and really, stewardship is volunteers, giving back to the earth, the people power of the operation. we'll developed a stable structure with that. we have a healthy day. we're having luck with corporate partnerism. we have a monthly newsletter. we've worked a lot with life learning academy, their gardening and community gardening instructor. the life learning academy, we're going to be working with them and engaging with them, as well. the other thing we've been working on in the last year is working to bring yerba buena to treasure island. we'll speak a little bit later about that in the presentation. this is a little bit more work of what goes into stewardship. those are some of the different happy stewards, members of the staff and also an intern from s.f. environment and some of other groups that have come out. in the next year -- you'll see in the slide somehow, items in italics, things we're going to be doing in the nex

. >> i think the question here for people that are listening, tida is not abandoning this work. we've been working on that. we've been working with the staff and asking questions, asking for time lines, asking for all kinds of stuff. nothing has changed. what we're talking about here is we are going. we have fiscal responsibilities here. forward for us to be able to help you help us help them -- there are questions that we still have to ask here because this is an ongoing process. they can do that. it's not stopping you because we've had this contract for when, for all this time. and in fact, waiting until the end of -- so the justification now for this amount is it because we are just post dda. based on that, how much is that add to go what we're having when we, according to your statistics here, you started with 19 and the budget was 250k, right. ok. that's what we have now. but now, you are adding post dda, 150 and the budget is throw and a halthrowand athreeand a h. people have to be done right so we are asking all the questions is that this project has been on going for som

this fountain needs a champion, and that champion has to be tida. you are the owners and the stewards of those wonderful pieces of history, the covarrubias murals and the sotomayor fountain. you are the missing piece of the puzzle, and we need your help. thank you. >> well, thank you. any other speakers? yes, sir. >> my name is harvey smith. i'm a local his totorian, and a project advisor to the living ideal. i have a support letter for you, but i just want to add a few more points that actually are -- are not in the letter. and i want to focus on the -- the aspect of the fountain that is -- that the -- and the whole fair, which was -- it was dedicated to peace. and i think that's something in today's world that we -- we need more reminders of. we need mormon umts to piece. san francisco played a key role with hosting the fair and five year years -- we need more monuments to peace. san francisco played a key role with hosting the fair and five years after that. we have other pieces, so this remaining work and the sculptures, i think are important fo

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