the only other revision is the one suggested by commissioner vietor, which is to add at a minimum on page 5 of the resolution and further resolved on the development of long-term agreement. >> what was distributed on the 19th has achieved properly notice so it is properly before us? >> yes, it is what michael read into the record when the item was first called he read the new edits into the record. >> commissioner maxwell is that what your motion was in. >> yes. >> commissioner paulson your second? >> second based on everything people are talking about. >> do we need a motion to amend to include that or better language or anything not in what was distributed we need to amend in? >> if you are inclined to accept commissioner vietor's edit at minimum the motion is to adopt the red lined version dated junf adding at a minimum to the resolve clause. i am going to ask the commission secretary on page 5. >> yes, page 5. >> can you read that clause again for where at minimum goes. >> page 5. second further resolve this commission directs staff to work on long-term agreement to allow the thr

. >> caller: thank you vice president vietor. i'll leave a decree for the record use she and her and great to back and i'm still learning more about electricity in san francisco and an appreciate the work that you're doing on the generation side to provide less expensive energy and the work must continue. again, i continue to advocate for the formation of a municipal utility district for san francisco. i ask you be active in the conversations about issues such as conservation to help people to manage their use of electricity and electrification and about the way of that electrirates are done in -- electric rates are done in california and the idea of baseline usage and tiers which is not under your control is concerning to me. on one hand i want people to conserve electricity but i don't want natural gas and oils and other fossil fuels to be used. i would fail on the baseline allocation because i'm averaging about 40 kilowatt hours per day and have an all electric home. let's continually trying to clarify electric rate issues for