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MELLON-LACEY: Well, then if you're logging in then I think it would be, yeah, more
<br /> possible.
<br /> KOSSOW: This is Bronsten. Does the logI'm just curious—does the log in forfeit
<br /> after a while? After usage and then it can go to another constituent or another
<br /> Commissioner to be used?
<br /> NAKAMOTO: Yes. You would log in, you would use the license as long as you want
<br /> to. You know, you would create your plan and then you would log off. You can save
<br /> your plan and then you can log on at another time and come back in and you know, start
<br /> working on your plan again.
<br /> KOSSOW: Thank you. And then my other just for the sake of time you brought up
<br /> timelines and what the Commission wanted or can do? Do you have a recommendation
<br /> of what we can or should do?
<br /> NAKAMOTO: No, I don't have a recommendation. I would just, you know, hope the
<br /> Commissioners would keep in mind whatever you folks decide to do, or how you want to
<br /> conduct the public hearings, that you keep in mind the very short window that we are
<br /> going to be working in. So, what I mean is like, you know, you could maybe combine
<br /> these public hearings. Because they are virtual, you know, you can look at doing it
<br /> different ways and Diana, you can correct me if I am wrong, you know, whether you
<br /> want to have one meeting, but it would be a really long meeting if we're going to be
<br /> presenting, you know, district one's plan, district two, you know, all the way up to district
<br /> nine. So, you may want to look at how you want to put this together.
<br /> KOSSOW: Was there a limit to how many meetings that needs to be done? Was there 9
<br /> separate meetings that needs to be taken?
<br /> NAKAMOTO: Yes.
<br /> KOSSOW: So, if you combine them, do you—would you just consider it as one
<br /> meeting? How does the wording work on that?
<br /> MELLON-LACEY: This is Diana. I have to look at that more carefully if that's what
<br /> this Commission wants to do. Cause the way that it's worded now, it's like each, you
<br /> would go, you were expected to go physically to each district and have a meeting in that
<br /> district. But, you know, as long as the virtual requirement remains in effect, and I don't
<br /> know when that will—if that will change. It would seem that you would be able to focus
<br /> it towards one or two districts and do it that way, but I would want to look at that more
<br /> carefully and you know, kind of get an opinion too about it because this is new territory.
<br /> The idea, the way the Code is written, is that you go to each location, each district, and
<br /> have it. I believe, I asked Pat about this because I haven't done this before, and she has.
<br /> And, I believe that they usually had them like, in a school cafeteria, or something. So,
<br /> you physically went to that location. If that is not going to be possible to do, then we're
<br /> going to have to look at alternatives.
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