meeting we have in each of we have all five members of the commission here jeff and kendall thank you members of the public for coming before we get underway are there any comments from the public work or trying to share the cost differently because we go way they are two different systems operationally it's very stable there is only if you increase as the most significant changes kind of will explain our how we handle some of the i initially just to teach budget and it broke down so that you had just the revenues for one budget sewer had seventy percent of the administration and then the operating lines in the capital so that you can see what was what for each you can put in the actual number so we're looking at the highlighted yellow under the posed to fifteen sixteen and there is the number of highlighted yellow highlight very so comments about increases or decreases so when i'm looking to fast you know which increase are you looking at when i every look at the bottom line just to clarify because we're having a short conversation earlier could you describe the show for issue at the price you think that might affect us in terms of revenue and all its it's my understanding that a significant setback in your sense of receiving  board member that you tell me public that will be able to cut this long to pay for this product i would much rather stick stepped right up there and say we're going to put ten thousand twenty thousand thirty thousand in the savings and then see what the of a proposal which gave us a sort of state of the ground if you will and the cost of water for fire protection just so i asked chris who actually agrees to do some work  is there anyone interested in talking with the west mean utility extension discussion  treatment facilities two hundred twenty thousand gallons a day be eighty percent of earning capacity is when you have to start planning for a new plant and we were directed and i believe that's been discussed to time is that that we're considering that the limit on the in the two other businesses to get food but even at that you still have a forty one percent of your wastewater treatment facility capacity still up our current water and sewer system our new tank and our existing waste water treatment facility sustain the existing gateway expand the gateway and still have room for to ninety eight to seventy three and we that's all you have available to you in the sewer called the sewer the limiting factor here here so that sewer was maxed out at that number it would be sewer hundred seventy two thousand five hundred for each from some source of developer or other and i could spend too much time on this but just to do this one so that you understand how the math works then you've got a balance this is balanced out of that  up two as shown of the existing charts that i showed up the future existed all right you'd have an extra fifty seven thousand dollars coming at it under the water side for a total of eighty eight point eight one per on average user but that's all users that's all the users including all the deal was right without a war because otherwise it's just a circular equation yet in this stuff so everybody so that none of that none of this is in these numbers or you didn't have an additional cost other than that or if so this is pays for its debt and brings additional revenue into the system correct so we did phase one phase two it's thirteen property owners and we've heard from how many seven and are they all affirmative they're in favor we have we far off and we get very favorable entrenched rates and then the system pays back one over a twenty year term the other over thirty years team term so nobody has to come up with two point five million dollars the first year you come this is sort of going to be nice if we lived in burlington and we probably go away for six months and come back but here in richmond we're trying to do this in real time to get it done so we're going to have to come back and thinking and