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Water System Improvement Program because of the difference in scope of the effort. The other issue, when we formalized the water System Improvement Program, is that we really focus on seismic and, so, we looked at facilities that were close by the seismic faults. However, we knew there were some issues with mountain tunnel, so, we have it in the 10year plan and its a joint asset, which its jointly owned by water and power. And, so, we have in our 10year capital plan about 100 million to go in an...

So, we looked at facilities that were close by the seismic faults. However, we knew there were some issues with mountain tunnel, so, we have it in the 10year plan and its a joint asset, which its jointly owned by water and power. And, so, we have in our 10year capital plan about 100 million to go in and reline it. And, so, that was the original plan. And then while going in there, doing more investigation, we had an engineer look at what the impacts would be. And given the fact that it could col...

And, so, that was the original plan. And then while going in there, doing more investigation, we had an engineer look at what the impacts would be. And given the fact that it could collapse, we are now very concerned that not only we wouldnt be able to produce power, but it would shut off the water supply to san francisco. And, so, when we developed the we step, it was about seismic reliability. And we knew it was an issue with the lining, but we didnt know the magnitude. And, so, we did put the...

Tunnel, so, we have it in the 10year plan and its a joint asset, which its jointly owned by water and power. And, so, we have in our 10year capital plan about 100 million to go in and reline it. And, so, that was the original plan. And then while going in there, doing more investigation, we had an engineer look at what the impacts would be. And given the fact that it could collapse, we are now very concerned that not only we wouldnt be able to produce power, but it would shut off the water suppl...

To go in and reline it. And, so, that was the original plan. And then while going in there, doing more investigation, we had an engineer look at what the impacts would be. And given the fact that it could collapse, we are now very concerned that not only we wouldnt be able to produce power, but it would shut off the water supply to san francisco. And, so, when we developed the we step, it was about seismic reliability. And we knew it was an issue with the lining, but we didnt know the magnitude....

The program is funded through HUD and administered in Tennessee by the Department of Economic and Community Development.