richie again the. >> steve richie, assistant general manager for water. i appreciate the rescheduling of the item because i had to drive back from yosemite. despite the rain last week and what's expected tomorrow, we are still continuing to experience one of the worst droughts in our history and our system is no exception to that. the last three years on the tuolome river have been the driest years since 1776. that is a tree ring record. we have a declaration to account for expanding project needs and increase of cost estimates due to unforeseen delays. due to the unique challenges of this drought, exacerbated by the damages created by the rim fire, it should be thought about as a long-term sustainability issue because droughts are long-term things, they are not instantaneous as we have to do in several other acute emergencies. the total kauflt of all emergency work is estimated to be an amount not to exceed $35 million dollars. we tested the watt or divergence structure into the cherry aquaduct, removing water and putting it back. they are important for

it's two parts one is called richie's neighborhood and richie's neighborhood is a simulated street stage and it simulates a small city and it demonstrates children how to learn how to walk on streets, there's traffic lights, there's cars backing out of the garage, it's really wonderful. it's all tiny it's like a little city and they can learn how to walk safely to school, and then the other one aces adventure this one's a great video game that's afforded to students and children at an elementary level it's specifically designed to teach children safety on streets while they're walking to school and walking from school, for instance, if they're approached by a stranger or something hazardous like that, so i would like to play a video if it's alright with you folks and i got the video clip here. (watching video clip. >> they're turn k to extreme measures, gaib slate shows us new technology they're testing out on kids. >> the police chief the fire chief, politician, media were all o on hand for a special press conference of street safety in san francisco, it was held at a elementary school

richie i'll call for public comment >> one speaker card mr. allen. >> mr. allen? >> (inaudible). >> oh, okay. i don't have any other speaker cards so okay. >> hello, i'm david i'm here on behalf of the patrick can gun club i've disagreed with the study that was mitigated in the negative declaration i don't want to repeat that i don't see any necessity to do that but i wanted to come to talk about there are mitigation measures within the mitigated negative declaration you're probably aware of because of the historic landscape and the presence of the patrick can gun club over time the mitigation measures require the removal and storage and restoration of certain structures and facilities of the club at that time, and i'm asking that the puc include in that process members of the club who aimitating aware they be slitd in the progression r process to move and store and restore those features and instructs back to the site that's really all i'm here to speak about today like i say we may have disagreed in the past but admire the commitment to clean up so we're support

richie's reports and i'll certainly forward this to your staff we hope there is an official plan that could be approved in june mr. richie's presentation represented the completion of tunnel by july 1st, 2018 essentially 3 years from now the bypass tunnel will be complemented completed 12 years from now this roaches the treat from the agencies one point 6 million 0 residents i'm aware of the short time period that's been identified as the shut down of the tunnel and for inspections by given the threat i ask the possibilities of extending those when the tunnel will be raped and report to the commission and at such time extensions are not possible that will be documented the percentage to bosco and the commission we'll be pleased to particle and the risk of the cat tropic collapse in the tomb requires a specific plan for the water supply that might be lost to our customers for example on step up to the plate first, the tunnel fails where would satisfactory water be found and delivered to the customers until the tunnel is fixed i understand from mr. richie the plan exists but not in writ

richie. any public comment on the general manager's report seeing none, public comment is closed. madam secretary next item, please >> item 89 is the consent calendar and items 9 through h constitute a consent calendar will be acted upon by a member of the commission and the event could be removed from the item. would you, please read them all. item a is to approve the amendment for 8 years and 6 months. item b approve on award contract number in the amount of 4 million plus, item c is approve and ward contract 20 w did in the amount of 5ed hundred plus my next item in the amount of 894 thousand plus an increase in 9 contingent by 90 consequent items for the revised amount of 2 hundred plus and a total contract up to 90 calendar days. item e to approve the contract in the amount of 4 hundred 70 thousand plus and authorize the general manager to approve the contract not to exceed $12 million plus, item f to approve the contract to w w 541 extending the contract by 50 cleaned days. item g approve the contract w w 568 in the museum of $2 million plus. and item h authorizes an amendme

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so richie and lori and everyone from -- richie can you come back up? i want you to tell a story. so i was lucky enough to go to the -- one of the sites that they administer and meet the staff who were implementing this program, meet some of the residents and listen to the genuine heart of the organization and one of the stories that richie told me was really compelling about the idea of affordability. mayor lee always said to us, it's important to make sure that environmental benefits get to

. >> snowpack steve richie the assistant manager can we have the slides go through a number of items many of which you've seen reserving but a lot of the new because we have a executive order first on the reservoir storage level those numbers have not shifted a lot we've continued to have above normal storage on hetch hetchy the water supply and water bank is decreasing that allows us to capture the water is it will normally belong to the district at this time so hetch hetchy is 69 full 2 hundred acre on the water bank this is a dropped down on the cumulative - in terms of of perspiration up at hetch hetchy that's a good thing we're certainly above 1977 by trailing last year and the year before not a lot of perspiration notice pack this number looks at bad at the same time we got the precipitation we got melting as a result of the downturn the water available to the city is still on 50 thousand acre feet a small number than normally expected to get precipitation xaurtsz some accomodation in up in the north country 50 powers normal for the most this is not a bad thing the bay area fro

. >> my first update on the drought steve richie. >> thank you steve richie assistant general manager for water slides please. >> begin the standard chart where we are in storage hetch hetchy is 73 percent of capacity and water bank a third of its capacity at one and 90 thousand and get approved acre and water bank from the water bank a pretty good year lake elsinore is down it not a typo substantially for a construction project to modify values values for the dam the precipitation a new water year started october 1st a new red line off thegraphy as you can see we're ahead of the curve this time maybe that will continue we'll see how it goes actually, i have a chart showing the precipitation another hetch hetchy it is almost an average for the month and some potential for precipitation tomorrow night as well as over the weekend so we may be above average for the month of october it is early but something. >> total deliveries after our summer peak of 23 hundred and 5 m g d we've dropped down and demand is a redondo strained by folks we're seeing very, very the outside irrigation people

. >> so the next item is and just want only the drought steve richie. >> steve richie providing the just want this is quite short of first item over the weekend hetch hetchy filled and confirm that commissioner moran is filled and good news and the water bank is 84 percent of capacity much better than it has been our precipitation has leveled out pretty much done tour the year with the rainstorm and the snow pack is basically it melted heavily in the last two weeks we've seen the runoff coming down from that that provides about 6 hundred and 22 thousand feet of water available to the city we needed 8 hundred plus to fill we're shy of that which is a bit unfortunate 1922 why we'll call for commercialism but better than over the past several years on the total deliveries front we have had warm weather this year deliveries are a little bit above last year's but see on the graph on the 5 year average line the red squares they're a black line dash dot dash dot the new target that we set for ourselves from 2013 our demands with well blow the the fact of the matter we have to meet so folks are

richie and mr. rodriguez for coming out today. this is a really important issue that we are dealing with in the state. next tuesday at the board of supervisors i will be introducing a resolution urging the state legislature to provide drought mitigation funding for the critical water supply for the san francisco bay area. they are considering leveraging $640 million for the drought and the drought area we are requesting for the san francisco water supply project and the lower cherry aqueduct restoration project and install toilet program which are important priorities which mr. richie mentioned. i hope we'll continue to work hand in hand and submit this to the board. my office will be submitting this at the board of supervisors meeting on tuesday and we want to continue to work with you to address any concerns to protect our water supply and look towards the future and make good decisions about our infrastructure in order to make sure san francisco has it's water supply intact and available for it's residents, not only in san fran

steve richie, assistant water manager. i'm going to provide a presentation where wear now and where we will be going forward regarding this. there's obviously been a lot of recent activity going on. october 30, the board of supervisors approved a resolution regarding the bay delta water area control plan that was the subject of much discussion. on november 2, the mayor vetoed that resolution, which was a few days after that. and then, on november 6, governor brown and lieutenant governor new some sent a letter deferring action on the water quality control plan to december 12 with the purpose of hopefully providing additional guidance with the possible settlements. so in a short period of time, there was lots of discussion, but the ultimate action was the state water board elected to defer action and continue the item until december 12 in anticipation of further developments regarding negotiated settlements, and so those settlement discussions are going on now in different arenas. those are covered by nondisclosure agreemen

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