where is the anticipated repayment and interest for tifia? >> that is actually not in the capital budget because it's a long term loan. the revenue is not in the capital budget that is source for payment. >> for the operations on the annual basis? >> correct. >> i think you might have presented this before but there is a total estimate. >> yeah tax increment revenue projected are between 9 hundred and 1 billion it's anticipated that would not be needed to repay the phase one loan and could be leveraged for phase two as well. >> and i'm assuming the reserve and contingency amount is to be determined because it's a risk assessment. >> yes. >> we're waiting for the recommendation of the risk manager to let us know what is the 50% cost at this level what will be the 30% and so forth. we're looking at the numbers to come up with 58 model as well as the montecarlo model. >> we get that reserve in the contingency amount. >> we have identified all of the nonrisks and give us the [inaudible] ones. >> any other questions? >> thank you. we want to empha

the tifia loan was a key part of the financing for this project. nor would we see critical success factors. firstly joint management that i think we learned a lot about stakeholders and representative talking about getting the whole house on site this is much more than that. this is about getting all the political taxpayers and the users of these assets. going through and it educative process and i would actually like to applaud what colorado has actually done in terms of the approach that they have had driven by the government to actually get utterly critical to these projects. if you don't have a project champion that's a real issue. that's a project champion many of these projects will just flounder. last but not least is to make the point disadvantage business enterprises i mentioned earlier on but just for the big-time project alone you have some 28 vendors already on board. it's a very key area of these projects. not just creating in constructing the project but bringing it up. >> chris thank you very much for that perspective. next we would