thousand plus groceries bag to a total of 4 hundred and 42 eligible participants and they enrolled unduplicated participants and collaborated to deliver a total of 18 thousand plus grocery bags to a total of 6 hundred and 13 eligible participants in this contract rule we are basically extending the bottom line fund for the program and the proposed number of consumers to be served is three hundred 50 unduplicated clients with a total of 06 thousand plus grocery bags on a weekly sorry a total of 14 thousand 8 hundred and 5 grocery bags on a weekly bases and if you look at the funding from you know compared to last fiscal year it is reduced bye bye thirty percent because we didn't have the one time only at back part of this so the service units was similarly reduced there is add back that we are aware of and our hope we'll be able to increase this back into the be able to continue serving the number of clients they have been serving last fiscal year and more but this is to be you know presented in the future commissioner meetings. >> are there any any questions. >> thank you linda any questions co

the mandate will help to keep prescriptions for controlled substances in check and unduplicated. visitors can still use a paper form. >>> residents are not happy about the bright idea of changing some street lights. there's a glaring sign of the times shining brightly from the vintage light posts that light the streets. the brand new l.e.d. lights. >> it looks like science fiction. >> as long as the lights are on, i'm happy. >> reporter: you can see the old street lights compared to the bright new, l.e.d. lights. >> the colors are not the rich amber that we did have. >> reporter: the l.e.d. lights are part of a citywide project by the department of transportation with the hefty price tag of $75 million, said to be the largest l.e.d. retrofit in the country. the city estimates once complete they will save over $900,000 a year, and an additional $400,000 in maintenance costs, and the city reducing its carbon footprint by 30% by 2017. >> it's there's a tremendous saving of energy, that's a good thing. i'm not quite sure it has to be this ugly. >> reporter: the city has no plans to r