inspector flores was at transbay terminal. so, i will dunkelberg mr. mcmanus, if you'd like to go first. >> first of all, on behalf of the board, entire agent circumstances want to thank you all for your extraordinary service. appreciate you all being here today. terrific representatives of the agency in difficult, difficult circumstances. mr. [speaker not understood]? >> thank you. this award in the name of my lord and savior jesus christ. it's because of his characteristics that i was able to display the characteristics that i displayed during that night. i accept this on behalf of central control and all the employees of central control. it is an honor to be a member of the sfmta. i am actually muni/sfmta. but it's an honor to be an employee of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you, sir. (applause) >> mr. perry, congratulations. >> thank you, sir. thank you to the director, thank you, sfmta. thank you [speaker not understood]. thank you. >> mr. fam, you have an important guest with us today. would you introduce them? [laughter] >> this is the very

and i also think as the transbay terminal itself is enabling a sustainability form of transportation and brings a very big environmental benefit to the region, i think it's very appropriate that we would be powering it with clean hetch hetchy power. so i commend the puc for an innovative and aggressive proposal and i think this is a win-win and good for the puc and it's good for the project and it's good for the city. so i think i'm happy to see the recommendation. thank you. >> i will just concur with director reiskin. and i think over the last -- actually over the last year the board of supervisors has spent quite a bit of time comparing rates and offerings between pg&e and puc with community choice aggregation. i think i came out of that process with incredible faith with the public utilities commission to really work through and offer the best deal possible both for the city and i do think it's a big win-win in terms of the revenue that is going to flow back to the city. and of course, the savings that will occur at tjpa and of course, the environmental impacts or the benefits is

of up to 253 million, in closing, with regards to the safety aspects of the glass, and the transbay term terminal you may want to look at other materials. plastic and another one is called etfe, thank you. >> okay with that said, that does include the members of the public that want to address you. as the board earlier approved to continue item eight we will move into item nine >> thank you. >> authority sizing the executive director to execute the amendment number two to the agreement with the san francisco municipal transportation agency sfmta... >> i think that i need to recuse, myself. >> if you have any questions you could respond or a defer to you. >> second, apologize. >> we do have a motion, to move this item forward. with recommendation, i do believe do we have a take a motion to recuse director reiskin? >> no. we don't. >> the members of the public that wanted to address you under that item. >> and so with that director lloyd? >> aye. >> metcalf in >> aye. >> reiskin. >> abstain. >> we have one more. >> thank you. >> director ortiz. >> aye. and chair kim. >> aye. >> as well. that is 4 a