important, recycling is very important. and we lead the state and the city of our conservation. i don t want to get going on prop d , because i don t want to make a big fuss. but i mean it s ridiculous. i am i m angry that we have to take the time to fight this. i m angry that if it does pass we have to spend $10 million, where we could be spending that money elsewhere. but i quite agree with you, supervisor, we have to move forward on the recycling. co-chair campos: i appreciate that. the other i have two more questions that again i will be asking each individual, is on the issue of community choice aggregation. as you know there was an historic vote that took place on tuesday. and one of the question one of the things that needs to happen is that the item will have to come back at some point to the san francisco public utilities commission. so i m wondering if you can talk a little bit about your commitment to make sure that, as a commission, you re doing everythin
and we know that san francisco, the puc, has led this effort, has done a great job in terms of water conservation. but clearly more needs to be done so that we are recycling our water. i m wondering if you can comment on that issue, and your willingness and commitment to work with puc, going forward with our new general manager, who is here in the audience. thank you, mr. kelly, for being here. i m wondering if you can comment on that. certainly. i ll be happy to. we re all very aware of that. and conservation is very important, recycling is very important. and we lead the state and the city of our conservation. i don t want to get going on prop d , because i don t want to make a big fuss. but i mean it s ridiculous. i am i m angry that we have to take the time to fight this. i m angry that if it does pass we have to spend $10 million, where we could be spending that money elsewhere. but i quite agree with you, supervisor, we have to move forward on the recycling. co-c
are the people that put in this new system, not only in the city, but a regional city, that will be here for a hundred years. and i think, gee, in the year 3012, i can see the commission saying, subject it abou isn t io redo the system. that s very exciting. talking about tomorrow, tomorrow s already happened, and that is a wastewater program. we must move forward on this. our plant, down in bayview, is in terrible disrepair. and this was supposed to be done in 02. i know the reasons but won t go into it. it s been postponed for 10 years. and these poor folks down there, have endured the situation for so long. so we must move forward on that, and we have it s going to be a $2.7 billion project. unfortunately, it looks, right now, that it s going to take 10 years to do. so one of my pursuits will be to push that up, to try to make it and, lastly, i just wanted to say something about san francisco puc. first of all, we have a very cohesive commission. we have two commiss