we also have tom francis from bosca. i'd like to invite you up, please. >> so i'm tom francis, the water resource manager for bosca. on this team i want to make two brief statements. i know there is a time limit here and i typically extend over that. first of all regarding what dan was mentioning with the wsip. we were made aware several months ago that sfpuc plans to extend wsip until 2021 and increase the budget by $42 million. we've been reviewing the proposed wsip extension skelz and budgets increase and we'll be looking forward to seeing the same documents that you folks will be seeing in another couple of weeks. our main interest on that note, aside from reviewing those documents, will be to extend the period that ab-1823 and i think dan will probably talk about that. it will end the oversight -- it will -- excuse me, we just need to extend it a few extra years and we view that the schedules are still a little bit uncertain and so our role as bosca is to make sure that we have state oversight in place. we've had di

. >> i'm tom francis with boscan. i'll keep my comments brief. you've had an opportunity to read through your packet, i hope. again, i think you had a very robust plan and i want to thank harlan and his staff for allowing us to be part of the planning effort. again, they had five meetings with us that i thought were very helpful. again, thank you, harlan. the one comments for the request i'm going to raise to you, which may be a bit of a plea, is that we continue to have concerns that replacement of those two critical segments of pipeline, the san antonio and crystal lanes pipeline are missing from the c.i.t. i could stomach that if it was a two-year c.i.t., but this is a long-term ci. t. and if you view in the long-term that there is a possibility that those pipelines could fail, it is my view that you should include some money to investigate that opportunity or possibility. that is our main plea. and then the other quick comment i have is a clarification. when i smoke to you folks at the workshop, i talked about workforce needs. i think it was