inter next so they can incorporate that into report as well. >> lastly can you talk about the system around the rates and what that could potentially mean in terms of options in order to successfully implement the program? >> yes. i'm assuming you are talking about having a 50 percent renewable? that is a potential option that is available to the puc to do. they can follow marin or sonoma type model. what it comes down to is you need to make sure your energy generation from an environmental standpoint is equal or better than pg & e and gets to incorporate all of their -- hydro. as long as we have that we can set any standard we want for the generation. the report while right now talks about 100 percent because that's what the current city plan was, it doesn't make sense to

potentially do it. but as i was talking with the report that it's much more of a policy statement to make. the rates isn't that great. >> i understand that, butted but we just need it spelled out so we can make a decision of how we move forward. >> correct. that's one thing they will be looking at. when you see the final report, here is all the assumptions that were made to get there, you don't have to keep that sums -- assumption or why you chose this instead of something larger. we can reboot the system and they willen corporate that into the report itself. >> for some of the comments or feedback that we got back from the initialing report do you plan to respond to that in writing so we can address some of those concerns. the coalition and puc

submitted a letter and i want to make sure those are responded to. >> lafco itself is not responding to it because it was comments to our consultants and they will be incorporating those comments into the report. >> will they be addressing some of those comments based on our feedback? >> yes. if it's something they are not addressing, i will at that point work with this em to help explain, here is why we couldn't get this specific item you wanted us to address, and here is why we didn't address. >> great. thank you. colleagues, are there any other comments at this time, seeing none, we can since this is a discussion and there is no action that i'm aware of, it's a discussion and action. i don't see any action. >> we normally leave action in case you want something done

but in this case we just file it. >>supervisor london breed: item no. 4. resolutions honoring commissioner hope schmeltzer. >> she had her meeting in the north coast. she was hoping to make it in time for today's meeting and unfortunately was delayed and she will not be able to be here. what i might suggest is we pass the resolution thanking her for her service and then we can have her at the next meeting. >> okay, is there a motion to move this item forward? moved by supervisor mar and crews. no objection, this item moves forward. next item?

>> item 6. skoou officers report. the next meeting le at -- will be at the end of october. if you have any comments for the report, please get those to me. >> madam chair, we forgot to take public comment on item no. 4. >> okay, can we rescind the vote for item no. 4, please. so moved by commissioner mar and crews, the vote is rescinded. for item no. 4, is there any public comment for item no. 4? seeing none, public comment is closed. is there a motion to move this item forward? >> so moved. >> moved by commissioner mar and second by commissioner crews. without objection, this item passes. just for clarity, i know that you called item no. 6.

do we need to take public comment on each and every item in okay. on the executive officers report, item no. 6, is there any member of the public who would like to make public comment at this time, seeing none, public comment is closed. madam clerk can you please call the next item. >> item no. 7, public comment. >> is there any member of the public who would like to make general public comment? seeing none, general public comment is closed. item no. 8. >> item no. 8 future agenda items? >> commissioners are there any possible future items that you would like to bring up for the agenda? okay. in public comment on future agenda items? >> yes, good afternoon commissioners, one more time,

eric brooks, san francisco clean energy advocates, san francisco green party. first of all, just to amplify on what commissioner crews said earlier in the meeting, the 2007 study on fiber broadband network in san francisco is very old now and in light of what's happening in chattanooga, it's time for us to now do a new fiber study in san francisco and it would be great to get lafco or at least leverage money from the city or how it works. also we should have lafco right away take up the legislation around hetch hetchy power sales that is being sponsored by supervisor wiener and breed. we met with supervisor today

and it's good that we are putting forward legislation that will allow the city and the san francisco public utilities commission to make use of hetch hetchy power here in the county instead of selling it off for a lower price in the county. we need lafco to specifically look at that legislation. we met with andrus about today is to make sure that right now it doesn't mention community choice aggregation. we need to make sure it's addressed extensively and once it's in place in san francisco, that it gets the first priority to buy that power so it can then sell that to customers. that's really crucial and we need to make sure that happens. and so, in my last note on that is that previously the utilities commission told us they were selling that power.

>> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i want to speak to really briefly to something that would fall as a proceeding under puc not covered under item 3, essentially there is a public process going on to is it the success or tariff for the net energy metering tariff, a technical issue but ultimately the puc is determining what net metering will look like in the future or if something will replace net metering. it's essentially, i'm going to make a fool of myself in front of policy experts where you

are generating renewable energy at your location that you essentially feed that. that's the meter going backwards that you hear about. it's basically feeding the energy back in and the utility keeps track of that energy and credits you for that energy on your bill as opposed to being a free be -- to a utility anytime you have access. anyway it works in california has the impact of the form and success of cca. i would ask that lafco take a look at that process where there was just a hearing in san francisco i think one or two 2 weeks ago on this and it will be on going for the next several months and just to make sure that the puc is representing the city's interest, their interest and

the interest of a future cca in the energy metering process in addition to the green tariff process. >>supervisor london breed: thank you, any other members of the public that would like to provide public comment at this time? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> if i may ask the clerk in tools to indulge clarification. >> yes. >> we have provided information under the act at our cost. our cost is typically below the market price for wholesale electric sales. to the extent we have power available beyond that today that power is sold into wholesale market and we receive to going rate. san francisco is not in the habit of selling power below

market prices. under the wiener legislation referred to earlier that would find opportunities to sell that power at retail and in that environment we would sell at retail prices to be able to convert today a wholesale sale into a retail sale which would prove greater contribution for margin from that same kilowatt hour. >> thank you for the clarity. okay. so we are at our last agenda item. i want to welcome commissioner crews. i know i missed the beginning of the meeting and i want to welcome commissioner lindo to meetings and we are at the end of our meeting and it is adjourned at this time. thank you. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >>

>> thanks everybody i'm dpa with s k s on behalf of everyone and southeast partners want to welcome you to the groundbreaking we'll have you in april or may assuming we're still on schedule tim; right? good. first of all, i want to thank some of the people this is a team celebration that start with our land use attorney that helps us navigate this process that was quite easy and peter and the

folks from the architecture we're bias we think it's a beautiful design planning commissioner moore said the building is exceptionally well designed it does everything correct and is a building this is respectful of everything around that it is wonderful and i'm pleased to support that. peter we know that commissioner moore doesn't hand out a lot of compliments i hope you're proud as we are very well done. in connection is the alderman of swat we're looking forward to a long relationship but want to recognize mike and bryan as well as their colleague michael who couldn't be here that represented us on the marketing and leasing on the project

finally i gaffe one of the colleague and partners they've been here we're on schedule and budget and intent intend to keep it that way in addition their going to participate in an experiment we're boring from london and we're going to post on the job site sense penn cal commits to this county to be a respectful contractor to manage noise that unfortunately comes from construction if this works maybe others in the city will follow us the biggest thank you to so mayor ed lee and his administration we're joined by director ram and jean who worked hard with us over the past year

and a half to get us here we're appreciative of our font we have the building inspection to make sure that the permits arrive on time to keep things going and in addition to that this project recommendation what the city has been trying to do with long-term planning this is part of the south eastern neighborhood this is from 2008 we're grateful for the mayors administration in allowing this project 270 to happen without trovrt which is something we all strife for that in san francisco finally there are two citywide initiatives we feel strongly about this building will be reflective have to have a lower impact on climate change we've played for

platinum status and we support the mayor and his administration and the transit first policy of the city we'll have only 12 parking stalls but 52 bike parking spaces with shoreside and we want to be supportive (clapping.) with that, mayor ed lee the podium it yours >> dan let me bring my personal congratulations to s c s and the attorneys and all of you together have produced an excellent product as i go around the city there are sensitive areas of the city we're trying to do better and planning is in the center with dbi to help us to make sure that the developed is right for the city and right

here where a few months ago you only saw a parking lot request a hair clearly this is not only unutilized it was calling ought to do better those private investments that are not only making the changed and allowing for some to 8 hundred berlin next year i want to be here also want to absolute passport and the architects and engineers he working again your reputation precede you you've done be fantastic work i've been there at the spur building and love it here what you've designed and the lead platinum but the enlightenment to the historic area we're in the south of market the south park and in those areas where you have to be

sensitive to the way you've designed it and given the quick approval that it can be challenging when you have agencies trying to protect a little bit of our history and they quickly saw our work and congratulations to the entire team and the development team i'm also excited about what this development means it's not only an office, by construction jobs will be here and continues to be a story of putting people back to work this are good marked jobs and this contract hire good folks i want to keep them business just by the men and women they hire are always good for the city we were there the

other day with leader pelosi, you know, we have a great history of the city building our way and building new knows that are seismically sound and representing of the homes where a lot of new employers in this case have no more bicycle parking spaces than cars it's we have to have solar panels and to have this building is a good story interest to top it off there are serious contributions by the impact fees it's expensive to be in the city and it's more expensive with when the city extracts fees out of you over 8 and a half million dollars is going to trams and infrastructure and affordable housing those are things we are promoting with our developers. i do meet with our developers and dan is one of our kind of

close group of developers in the city i constantly want to have a conversations with if we get high-level of coordination we can do a lot more with the private sector if we gossiping give in to fast track stuff this means private investments they're putting together their investors can invest in our city it's not only letting the developers do we they want to do but the public-private relationship is for those days. i know that john ram and i glow this weekly this relationship is greatly important to the direction of the city so the

more conversations that we can have can effect policy for the city i'm all about making sure that collaboration at the a high-level it can breakdown to no confusion and second-guessing the intention ultimately the intention is build to keep the city vibrant and alive for everybody for all the spectrums this is what jobs and good development and design does and good contractors do and what great developers do congratulations to everyone i look forward to this opening and continuing this great story with so many other developers congratulations s k s congratulations and thank you very much (clapping) >> now i'd like to introduce

the preside the president america our partner. >> (clapping). >> thank you very much ladies and gentlemen, congratulations on the groundbreaking for brooklyn in her street i'm the president and ceo. the industries is a long business plan two years ago which we call innovation and it highlights the importance of all the about his so we've been there it's out for real and by being more active in government business in the united states especially in san francisco we mark toy as an initial step our long-term goals i want to express my gratitude and

appreciation. i would first like to thank our partner s c s thank you very much for making this venture happening and thank you to the architectures not only for the design but also engineering energy and the downtown product thank you. and i also want to thank mayor ed lee and supervisor kim and san francisco government and the neighboring resident for supporting a new relationship to the community. thank you very much. we are extremely fortunate in the stage of this project they've chosen here as their headquarters and with all of this in place the success on brooklyn no one is a success with our contractor i'm

confident those parties will lead us through a safe and timely project to make this into realty thank you very much for grandfathering here today. thank you very much i'm the cha

committee to my right is supervisor tang and the clerk is lisa miller i'd like to thank sfgovtv mr. jim smith we're going to get started we have a legislated i didn't meeting today madam clerk, any announcements? >> please silence all electronic devices. completed speaker cards and copies of the documents to be completed as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. okay. today, we're here to hear 3 items from the can i feel grand jury report we want to call the first and second items today, we'll hold the hearing and have a presentation