community group as part of the community campus. and on the public safety campus we are on target to a ribbon cutting in november of this year, so that means that we are tracking to find a completing and in august and september of 2014 and just going back, we start the design in november of 2011, and construction started in december of 2011, and substantial completing which is to the point where the building could be occupied as june or july of this year. here i think that most of you are familiar with the rendering on the left and comparing that to actual construction. the photo of the construction recently. and there are, and we are getting there. we are completely, weather tight, and two weeks we will finish the last of it in the parking side. and here is another view, and

here you see, the apparatus bay doors for the fire station at the north end of the building and you can compare that to actual construction. and this shot was taken standing at lot a of the at&t structure or the parking lot. and the main entry to the police headquarters is mid block third street between china basin and the mission rock streets and so here is the rendering and the actual construction photo of that main entry plaza between the existing brick structure on the right and the lobby space to the headquarters to the left. >> the china basin side, again, there will be a plaza which is one of the art installations for the project, and as well as access from china basin to the main entry plaza from the china

basin. the police station is also on this side if you look and if you see the two-story concrete block, that is the relocated south in district station. and the second piece of art installation is the memorial piece dedicated to the fallen officers and the entry lobby of the police head xwauters, and it consists of a glass cylinder, about 9 feet in diameter and 16 feet in height hung in the ceiling of the two story lobby space and it is a ten by ten skylight and a poem etched dedicated to the fallen officers. and also, if you look on the rendering to the left, and the bottom left where the main lobby space is, where it is going to be relocating the plex from the halls of justice to this location. so both of these locations will be very prominent in the day as

well as at night as you drive past third street. so, looking into the future, easter 2014, the two major pieces of the two components of the work, and relates to the police departments are the traffic company, and forensics division and the police and infrastructure projects for nine stations and noting that southern district station that is part of the public safety campus is the tenth. >> so i believe that i understand that all of the commissioners have received a cd rom with the facility studies that were performed on all nine district stations to evaluate and look at the conditions and the need for improvements. and that study will inform

which of the stations and the levels of work that this needed. going forward, on easter of 2014 as well as potentially a third bond after that. so, easter 2014 bonds will be applied simply in the manner that we have spent the easter 2010 bonds fund and 30 million will be allocated to the district stations and the total need is 253 million, based on the study that was completed and so the $30 million, it is like a down payment towards the total work that is needed to bring it to a level of public safety and end code.

some of the issues that will be addressed as part of the police facilities and improvements, of course, the safety and security deficiencies, require the expansions and a lack of compliance with it is directions and standards of authority and regulations and a lack of gender balancing and the equality rooms and present in some of the stations issues such as ada and public access within the station space and then the need for seismic strengthening in some of the facilities and the need for the building system repairs and or up grades. three up grades, renovations. >> let me fix your mic and see

if that will work for you. >> that works? >> i will use this one. project and comprehensive reno vasing and replacements of building because of seismic deficiencies. and this slide shows a very high level definition of how each of the stations were categorized for the study. so the traffic company is located in the seismically unsafe halls of justice area and so both the traffic company and the services will be relocated for the site that is required in 1995, and which is near tolen. here is the work and it has

been accomplished to date on those two components of the easter 2014 bond, the sign in environmental review, and negative declaration and published and it was actually published in november of 2013 and the site lease purchase, option was approved by the board and resolution signed by the mayor in november of last year. the built that is planned for these two facilities are 85,000 for the forensics services division and 20,000 for the traffic company. so the total project budget is $165 million for both the sight acquisition and the improvement and at 1995 evans site and 11.9 million dollars will be allocated for the furniture and fixtures and equipment for that facility. and the preconstruction will or

it will anticipate to start in fall of 2014, should the bond pass. and here is the schematic site plans for that project. >> the area that is planned for the expansion, and following our series of design projects. and now i will end with an

exciting rendoring of the traffic company answering well, i want to and say on behalf of the mission thank you for your presentation. >> thank you. this is something that you know, as a police commission i have been on here along with marshal and dejesus, and we were on when there was a dream of a new hall of justice, and new facilities for our officers. and there was talk about the bond measures, and to see this come to be and actually be there for them and captain gold berg and he is not sitting there but he is enjoying the show, but i want to thank you and this is incredible. >> thank you. >> and we look at this, and it is just amazing that there will

be a new hall of justice but the one thing that sticks out for the commission the most is that when you show that one slide showing the central station will be replaced and i think that this commission has reached a conclusion that it is not in our jurisdiction that it has to be the most unsafe, and unpolice station like location in the parking garage where the female officers are changing down stairs in a container, it is just not acceptable and so i am glad that we are moving forward with that. and there is a locker there with the container i think that there is an important issue. >> and i want to thank you for the commissioners. >> and if you were allowed to say a few words and anticipation and smiling. >> we can't do this. >> i can't say it first because

i was so stirred by that presentation. >> i did not think that it was boring in the least. >> thank you chief. >> and we don't always agree any way. >> you know, this is and i am, as far as the new building goes, i just think that that building that everything were okay that we determined later on and you just named a couple of officers funerals that we are going to be going to, many of these officers now whose funerals we are going to worked for a long, long time in the hall of justice. and so, i don't know that it has been proven, but i know that is urban legend among many, many police officers that the building itself is making certain people sick. and i don't know, but i mean, we are happy to get out of there and i am hope that the rest of the folks, that are there are out of there soon enough and that is why i think that this other project is critical. and i think that the rehabilitation and the detoxification of that building, is important, not to mention that if there is an

earthquake it is coming down and there is, and there are very, very many, many, many reasons, which all kidding aside is why this presentation is anything but boring. >> i am glad that he gave a schematic of the chief's office. the office is actually smaller. >> really? >> yes. >> and actually, i would love to offer the commissioners a chance to see the construction site. and work on logistics. >> great, and the building has really, really taken shape. so i think that if you go there it is not hard to visualize how it is going to be. >> and it is different in person, than it. >> that would be great. >> we will be there it is a field ship. >> commissioner loftus, >> thank you for your presentation and the building is beautiful and it does look like i am pleased to see that there is a location for the forensics service and we want to get the traffic company out of the hall of justice and i would feel that when this does

come up to bring up do you know who is going to be left in the hall of justice? i know that the da's office, i believe that the adult probation. do you know? >> kathleen? >> one time it might be one billion and a half dollars and the campaign did not support that kind of a cost along with the city's capacity to develop the projects that size along with the other projects that are going on and so the move out is being staged and the first move out is as a result of the 2010 easter bond and that is essentially all of the administration, and southern station, and should easter, 2014 pass, which is june of this year, it is on the ballot. and that will be the traffic company, services and so they will be going also and so for the police department, and the

other ones will be there and we will still be investigations, and the courts will still be there and probation, and the jails. the jails are the working on a plan there to develop the site and much to the current hall of justice and using the certificates of participation, and to develop that within the next couple of years. and then they would use, there is another bond anticipated for 2021, and that would move out kind of the remainder of the hall of justice and also, relocate the courts to hate to say the new annex but that newer part of the hall that was built, 30 or 40 or 30 years ago where the chief's office is, that far in the hall that is the mcdonalds and that was an addition that was added 40 years ago and so the idea is to move that and tear down the old hall of justice and use the state bond money to rebuild that and move the courts back into that.

and then tear down you know, the anex so the courts will be there across the street and the other criminal justice, agencies somewhere nearby. and so it is a long ways planned and it is probably going well for the next bond, and it is the final bond anticipated is 2021 and maybe, 2025 is probably if we are lucky assuming that everything goes according to plan. >> 2025 would be completed or it would begin? >> well, 2021, the bond would pass, and then there would have to be design, and construction. and for that final aspect, and so, you know, maybe 2025. and now, things could change, and also if the state bond money came available to speed up the courts, and speed up the jail, and speed up some and so if the bond money and other funding became available that made it feasible to move the projects forward but right now if you look at the city's capitol plan, the final bond

issue is easter of 2021, as it is envisioned today. and so in construction, we start out for that money that became available assuming that it passes. >> there is a plan to seek that money. >> there is a plan. >> and to move everyone out. >> yes. >> the urgency is for the first responders first. >> correct. >> and then it would, and we are talking about the ten years before other folks have been moved out of what we know as the seismic land safe building >> correct. >> okay. and now that is approximately, give or take, depending on based on the assumptions that these bonds passed. >> yeah, right, okay. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner dejesus. >> so i want to say thank you to and it is important that we all move out of there, but i also want to note the bridge took 25 years to replace the bridge and you know it is a process and i am glad that we are moving up. and i just have a funny question on the very last page

says penthouse, i just wonder who is in the penthouse? >> the public safety building? >> the police commission. >> the commission will have a nice office area and the police headquarters on the 6th floor. >> really? there is a penthouse. >> it is a for mechanical space, it is all in the maintenance and it does sport a good view, currently. >> and nice branding. >> thank you. >> commissioner turman? >> that was basically my question. >> you can tell where their minds are at. >> i moved not too far from it, so one of the things that i am glad to see is you seem to be taking the public access areas very seriously. very light, very inviting which is not always something that you contract about 850 bryant. and so i am thrilled to see that this is moving in the right direction. >> thank you.

>> thank you so much for your presentation. >> i enjoyed it. >> and i think just to comment lightly on that, part of the architect's ambition is to make sure that these buildings are a civic and an out look that they are apart from the commercial or the glass blocks that you see so often, for residential or office buildings. the landscape and the mission bay has changed dramatically in the past decade and so in the past five years. >> and it will continue to do so. with all of the buildings. that were going on in that area. >> correct. >> so we are glad that you are taking the steps to make this particular structure fit in there and also just really to be an open part of the community and inviting to the public. so thank you for that. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioners? i just want to thank you, for those of you and the three of us here on this site actually served at the hall of justice and there is a lot of history, and a lot of us served there and a lot of police officers have served in that building and there has been a lot of events that have taken place and the courts there that effect the people's lives

significantly and there is a lot of great history and the building needs to be replaced so thank you. >> it wasn't boring at all. >> thank you. >> and now i can sleep. >> thank you. >> and was boring to me. >> thank you. >> call line item 2 b, please? >> occ director's report, and discussion, and review of recent activities. >> good evening, direct hicks. >> good evening, president mazzucco and members of the commission and chief suhr and members of the audience, the occ has no recent activity to report this evening and however i was not at last week police commission meeting in the community and the day before, i did attend the meeting that chief suhr hosted regarding the shooting death of nato and it did want to say that since that time, the occ has received

several phone calls and we have opened a complaint to investigate that matter. but, next week, you will hear a lot from the occ. i will deliver the reschedule 2013, annual report. as well, as providing you the confidence and statistical report for the month of march. and that concludes tonight's report. >> great, thank you. >> you are welcome. >> any questions for director hicks? >> great, please call line item 2 c. >> commission report and discussion, and the commission's president's report and commissioners reports. >> i have nothing to report, do you have anything that you would like to report. >> just happy to say that once again be able to partner, with the department and other agents and community agencies for the gun buy back and they have been great and we hope to get more guns off of the street thises

saturday and this is not... and i think that it is grocery outlet, and the parking lot of the grocery outlet store i believe in the visitation valley and we are doing it from nine to two. and so. bring your guns. >> unloaded. >> unloaded. >> yes. >> thank you. >> please call line item 2 d. >> thank you. >> and commissioner turman? >> thank you, hold on. >> and orderly i don't comment on things like this, but i feel the need to because the public is both here and viewing this police commission. this police commission meeting. one thing that instruct me during public comment that i am sorry i have to comment on.

there is no deriliction of the duty of any commissioner that sits on this commission and once in a great while and even the gentleman who was presenting here tonight, gave you two examples over two years. once in a great while with the commission and with our schedules and with the jobs that we have and we are not always able to make it to a commission meeting that is not a derilicion of duty and so when you don't see a commissioner at a meeting and it is easy enough to assume that they are not doing their job, but the chances are that the members of the commission have served public meetings

gone to the community events and worked in their private times and realizing and redrafting the rules that governor both this commission and the police department and once in a great while, schedules collide and we fall below the number of folks that have to be at a commission meeting. >> the service of the people of san francisco first and foremost, and we are here, and i will address him any time to say, to say that we are derilic in any means, and it is a blatant lie and we sit up here

week after week and take >> we are an avenue to provide a voice to the people, but i will not be told that i am failing in my duty as a police commissioner or any other aspect in my life. >> thank you. >> commissioner dejesus, we did have the community meeting last week in the tender loin and it was an interesting dichotomy and it was good to be in the community as we always a and it was interesting to be in the tender loin where the six people have been shot and i understand that the community had met the night before and then, you know, i just want to thank the tender loin, the department and the community members for proving gracious

and hosting us at a time in their crisis as well as understanding that the mission people are, you know, came in with the crisis of their own and they came in to the meeting and addressed us. i just want to say that it was well, it was well, and it was well received by us and we listened and we understand that what is going on in the tender loin and we support it and we understand the other community members at large, and it was just a good meeting again. >> and so, i want to say thank you to the tender loin and to the department, and to the community members and the mission for attending the meeting and making themselves known, thanks. >> could i just add something. >> sure. >> and this is where commissioner turman just led and we are down a commissioner right now and hopefully it will be filled soon, but that is the numbers right now, for all of you to know for the full strength is 7 and we are at 6. >> commissioner loftus? >> this is on a significantly lighter note, but i wanted to

thank the department for making such a nice showing at the saint patrick's day parade and i was honored to be invited, and i know that we are all invited, and was able to go in the car with my kids, and all of the kids a lot of kids from the department whose parents are in the department, and ride in the back of a truck which i think that technically is probably not terribly legal. >> closed street. >> closed course. >> thank you for the clarification. >> i appreciate that. >> and it was a nice truck. >> it was a police truck, i did not make a value determination on that. >> it was a great car. >> but, thank you for really a very spirited and a good participation and it was nice to have the kids see what the folks do and be proud of their parents and thanks for letting me be a part of that. >> thank you and so now it is time for public comment related to 2 a, b, c, or d. >> or i crossed it out.

>> okay. >> commission announcements of scheduling items identified for consideration of future commission meetings? >> is there anything that you would like to schedule? i know that commissioner loftus has an item that we are going to put on next week and we have handled that with the draft. >> i just wanted to ask for a community meeting coming up at the end of this month if we know where we are going to be and i think that you might have told us before. >> i spoke with the captain of southern station this morning and we will have the community meeting in the southern and he is more than confident that we are going to have it at fifth and mission. but he will let me know, by the end of the week. >> and we will put it on the website and confirm with the commission. >> so... >> and so now it is time for the public comment with reference of items 2, athrough d. >> hi my name is paulet brown and i am here again, to... i like to use the overhead.

concerning my son, who has murdered on august 14, 2006. still today his case is not solved. his birthday is coming up april 6th. today is already the second, so i have a few more days before his birthday is here. i just wanted to keep his memory alive, and plead to the public to give me some closure, you know? if anyone knows who did this to my son, i carry these names around with me of the 6 guys who murdered my son. thomas hanible is a suspect. and trace moffit that i know was there, i don't know the other guys, but they were there. but these two guys i know.

not personally, but they murdered my child. and i just want justice, i want something done about this. about my son. and as i always showed this is all that i have left of my son. his dead body. this is something that i have to keep showing, i'm tired of the pain. i am tired of the heart ache. i miss my child. and this is what they done to him. and this is me standing over my son. i would not wish this on any

mother. and i know that people are always ask me why do i come here and i continue to do this? let a mother have a child, and keep that baby in her stomach for nine months, and somebody take him. i miss him so much. april 6th, is coming up. and i still have no justice. but i want the people to see what i go through every day. they took my child from me. please remember these names, these are the guys that did this to my child. >> thank you, miss brown. >> thank you. >> again, if anybody in the public watchg