point one million dollars so what are we community investment & infrastructure commission to spending next year there are questions about how quickly we can move whether to change the start times all the questions what are we community investment & infrastructure commission to next year with this revolution and what is the cost impact of that? is it factored into the budget work for the 2014-2015 school year already? >> we're actually not community investment & infrastructure commission to any cost increases next year. next year is comploefrg what the cost will be projected we're working on expanding spaces like the waiting list and the fee based we can expand to start take kids off the waiting lists so we're looking at the schools that have waiting lists and we can begin to collect how many students that are not enrolled in an after-school program at the their site. we have to look at the fee based scale we can implement so we can simulate next year if he were he if you were to do this what the students and next year is a simulation new not community investment & infrastructure commi

to the office of community investment and innovation for your support over the years and recognizing this as a key of redevelopment opportunity for the city. to our partners at the city library. herrera for your partnership and programming and supporting the arts commission. to the public utilities commission for recognizing this as a great investment but in the bayview in general and supporting the arts commission. thank you for your support. and now to some of our development partners that have helped bring this project forward which i think is an incredible design that builds on this historic landmark in the bayview and it's preparing it for the years to come. great honor to recognize some of those people that have helped make it happen. i want to recognize the leadership of debra, our project manager. she couldn't be here today. debra has been a came poison -- champion working with all of our partners and a great design creating a bold and sophisticated and community based design. walter spent many afternoons talking to many to what they wanted to see and it's a great design. i a

the 5 year consolidated plan is a planning document for san francisco's housing and community development investments and it builds on targeted stakeholder input including members of the disability community. presentation by teresa yanga, housing development director, and anne romero, project manager, mayor's office of housing and community development. public comment is welcome. item 4, information item: independent living resource center san francisco: towards full accessibility for all. this presentation will focus on the role of ilrc-sf as a cross-disability organization serving san francisco's disability population, and also touch on its upcoming move to a new purpose built, accessible location in july 2014. presentation by jessie lorenz, executive director. public comment is welcome. break - the council will take a 10-minute break. item 5, public comment: items not on today's agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to three minutes. item 6, information item: report from co-chair supanich. item 7, information item: report from the director of the mayor's office on

good afternoon, everyone in the the san francisco community investment & infrastructure commission it's15, 2014. i hope earn filed their tax on time the meeting will come to order at the one 10 >> the first order of business is really call. commissioner mondejar. commissioner singh. commissioner rosales. absent. chairperson johnson. commissioners commissioner rosales and commissioner ellington absent and all the other members of the commission are presented. th

focus on safety and it's the number one goal and we'll continue to make technology and communications investments to make the system easier to understand, easier to use, easier to get realtime information and easier to get information about the changes like the investments in particular we're including in the budget. as you know we're, of course, vance the service increase that you approved last friday last friday you approved the service with the budget you'll be funding that. just to reminded that service increase increases the frequently on the service to make better connections you'll see the map which what it looks like really covers the whole city. every one of those lines on that slide will with the funding in this budget will see increased muni service by the end of this fiscal city it's existing a pretty significant increase for the muni riders. there are other sides that are more than the capital budget like the rapid improvements that are the first batch you approved recommended by the dpw we'll have more coming all told 40 miles worth of investments those are making changes to allow m

with our ocii or our refresh substitute for eliminated redevelopment and have an office of community investment and infrastructure to work on this sight and partner with others and take an investment and historic preservation experts can appreciate we want to do this right and sensitively and with our neighborhood leaders. there are many people that have come together for the bayview opera house. this is a wonderful announcement today because i think we are doing it in the right way. we are not doing it to the neighborhood. we are doing it with neighborhood and building our neighborhoods spirit up, local businesses, youth, arts, leaders as well. let me say something about the arts committee. i have read many articles that of course suggest a fear among all the arts programs that with the gentrification and affordability issues going on and pricing out our community programs, this is something we want to do that suggest going in a different direction and even along market street we have to support our local programs that have been there just like on third street to create thing and establish the

good afternoon, everyone in the the san francisco community investment & infrastructure commission it's tuesday, april 15, 2014. i hope earn filed their tax on time the meeting will come to order at the one 10 >> the first order of business is really call. commissioner mondejar. commissioner singh. commissioner rosales. absent. chairperson johnson. commissioners commissioner rosales and commissioner ellington absent and all the other members of the commission are presented. there's two announcements the next scheduled commissioner meeting will be on tuesday april 29th at the 1 o'clock p.m. the announcement of prohibition of electronic devices. and use of cell phones, electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. . announcement of times allocate for public members the members of the public may address the commission up to 3 minutes on each agenda item unless the commission adapts a shorter period

think 0 the ground efforts of trying something out there's concern about the possibility ever community investment & infrastructure commission to an action that leads to environmental impacts or concerns. so another example were also identified we've used it for the early projects and we've being been using it on market street. to see if some of the changes on market street would again have the desire effects for vehicle traffic and the overly network and, of course, pedestrian safety and bicycle safety from reducing the vehicle traffic on right turns on market. a classic exception has not been challenged before the board of supervisors. we work with the project sponsor whether the sfmta or not sponsor to develop a program in our professional view fits within the class 6 exemption. one example of the project that changed is sf park proposed to apply to existing motors and some new meters based on neighborhood concerns sfmta removed the new parking meters so the physical changes soccer field with that project from the projects that were proposed for the classic. the second question we heard from fo

competition but fair competition that's it let's have everybody play by the same rules they're all community investment & infrastructure commission insurance fraud by relying on their own personal insurance when they're they don't have a customer. if taxis were allowed to do that only being insured when on calls we do have big problems. we need to all play by the same rules. there's a big problems are taxi dispatch we have had those and you c you can bypass the so-called t nc they call themselves anything but taxis to avoid regulations >> thank you. next speaker. >> i'm the president of the pride parade and celebration i've helped a lot of my firstborns with marketing and fund rising. i have two points but i will audio that the experience and decisions to come to san francisco is effected by how much it costs when you look at the cost of hotels and food and transportation a lot of those people on vacation want to come and be out after midnight they're forced to take private cab service but no public option after midnight and pride parade had a lot of clfls in traffics so the second point i'm lucky enou

think 0 the ground efforts of trying something out there's concern about the possibility ever community investment infrastructure commission to an action that leads to environmental impacts or concerns. so another example were also

the emergency response needs money and investment and need our communication with the public.an opportunity to say thank you to all the people who worked on the fire to save lives and hopefully we won't have the accidents. we go on to the other things we need to do. i think you're going to see through the summer it's going to be hot we need the infrastructure supported and see us demonstrating what we, do with more use of our high pressured water system. i'm going to be on the west side of the city walker and educating people how we use our other infrastructures we have to pay attention to so later on when we ask for support of the water systems they can help. same thing i've worked with the chief to have additional classes and all the investor have a good result and a good discussion that that ann thank you and keep on educating us and training together and to all the departments thank you for your reaction to the event and thanks for being there for other events you'll be there for you. appreciate it (clapping.) thank you very much mr. mayor it's now my pleasure to ask the v

you're talking about community investment act where i'm going to push back a little bit when we get into more detail but we should mention a lot of people that blame the community reinvestment act for playing a role in the crisis and get challenged but that is what passed in 1997. but a piece of the law took place in the 1990s when it became the determinant of whether the bank would merge or not and that's when it started to have an impact. i just wanted to get that right. let's go back in the history of little bit and we will start with i wish we had a five or six hour podcast and i know the authors do too but we don't. and i know you don't like to stay for that. we aren't going to be a book to cover all of the aspects of the book but let's start with the u.s. and go back into the history of the united states. you talk about a 19th century as a particular era of banking in the united states. tell us why the u.s. was prone to crisis. when people look back they say my gosh it was crisis after failure. why was the u.s. unstable in that area? >> i am appalled that we don't have five hours.

essentials program, to low-income customers of time warner cable, extension of our diversity and community investment commitments across the time warner cable footprint. i think consumers are the big winners in this transaction. >> also said that you apply the fcc's open internet rules to time warner cable until 2018. will you do it beyond 2018? >> i think the answer so that is that we will be doing it beyond 2018 because chairman wheeler and the fcc have already started a proceeding to put in place industry wide open internet protections. and i can't imagine that the commission is not going to have those rules in place well before 2018. >> mr. minson, you must be expecting this question, but you're a ceo who will get $80 million for his two months at work, before he agreed to sell the company. you'll get 27 million if the merger is approved for less than the year you were there. in your position. do these golden parachutes help the shareholders? >> let me, mr. chairman, give you -- >> and you knew you'd be ask that question, so go ahead. >> let me give you our perspective on how we make operating an

for a program based on research, and as we have rolled it out, it is now the most important community investment of comcast corporation and it is a program which i think not only the executives in the company but rank-and-file employees have an enormous amount of pride in. in 30 months we have successfully connected about 300,000 families, 1.2 million low income americans to the internet, most of them for the first time in their lives. 80% of those families are minority, and when we survey those customers and say what do you do with the internet, the number one answer is our kids do homework on it. 94% of the families say that their kids do homework on it, and of those 94% of the families 90% of them say they think their kids are doing better in school as a result of having the internet at home. it's a program that is an amazing success. we are. we together with thousands of community partners -- it's not just us -- are really making a difference in closing the digital divide, and we are incredibly proud and enthusiastic of being able to extend that program throughout the time warner cable footp

in the community and investment and infrastructure and these will be helpful to the staff as well as project developers and so well done for putting that coalition together and getting everybody on the same page director and ron, tom. dbi is working with dpw and consultants in evaluating the existing space and documented needs for the additional 30,000 of square feet of space to meet additional customer demands and we will host a one stop workshop tomorrow april 17th from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in room 201 at city hall. all of the departments will review and with the goal of knowing the amount of space needed to meet the mayor's goal of improved one stop services with dbi and permit center, and so it is that center and so if we talk about more people, our space is so limited and so i am glad to see that people are looking for the space as they should to try to get it resolved. and dbi responded to the media calls. the fire department investigation is still going on. and we also responded to a call from san francisco chronicle about band b and the future regulatory legislation tied to the

grant position and several categories of interest and one is underfunded is the stable communities improvement or investment category i can't remember the last initial. the idea is there's a uniform pressure from all the mp os to increase the budget to support infrastructure development generally speaking with the communicable state funds. in terms of the the senate leadership will proposes a new program for cap and trade that's contrary to the way they disperse the funds. we're going to see the state leadership prop more money going directly to mp o than the governor and this year might not be more funds for the stable investment category i believe there will be additional categories that local government's will be in favor have to lead to something strongly supported bipartisan's. the vehicle for that is the carbon tax bill that's been introduced and the author is getting ready to move that aside for cap and trade. we're about to get into the actual negotiations between the myths, the senate and the recreational partners on what the framework should look like in the cap and trade revenues. it's been a lon

for a program based on research, and as we have rolled it out, it is now the most important community investment of comcast corporation and it is a program which i think not only the executives in the company but rank-and-file employees have an enormous amount of pride in. in 30 months we have successfully connected about 300,000 families, 1.2 million low income americans to the internet, most of them for the first time in their lives. 80% of those families are minority, and when we survey those customers and say what do you do with the internet, the number one answer is our kids do homework on it. 94% of the families say that their kids do homework on it, and of those 94% of the families 90% of them say they think their kids are doing better in school as a result of having the internet at home. it's a program that is an amazing success. we are. we together with thousands of community partners -- it's not just us -- are really making a difference in closing the digital divide, and we are incredibly proud and enthusiastic of being able to extend that program throughout the time warner cable footp

community. the investment bankers do not understand what makes america great. i think that they have given up the idea that they have a responsibility for accountability and responsibility. >> do you think they have changed since 2008 and the collapse and the effort to come back in the recovery underway? >> i do not think they have changed. unfortunately i think that there were some toxic attacks in the system and there were some practices. we changed a little bit. 2008 changed us to the respect there is accountability. but just think about what has happened in the newspaper. we are the largest bank in the world. and we paid the u.s. government last year billions of dollars. billions of dollars and the ceo got one of the largest bonuses. that couldn't have happened. we would have had people fired. people would have been let go if we had that kind of experience in 2008. remember what happened in 2008 was not unusual. everybody knew what was happening. it was in the newspapers all the time. we had an overleveraged society. >> the bankers like bear stearns were le

part of the message that comes out of here is for the larger community, a political community, as well as an investment community that exists outside of government and nongovernment organizations. where are we in terms of the global economic recovery? >> global growth -- we have gone from 3% to 3.6% to probably 4%. there is progress. not strong enough but it is positive. it is turning the corner. the u.s. is doing reasonably well. our assumption is it will deliver a 2.8% growth in 2014 which is not of potential. united states can do better than that. it can certainly create more jobs. at least it is moving at a reasonably good speed. the private sector is beginning to unleash and to return to investments and to job creation. the eurozone is finally turning the corner as well. it is turning positive. it had been negative for a few years and it is now positive. the core of countries are now doing better. germany is the best of the lot. the countries of the eurozone such as italy, greece are finally delivering positive growth results as well. if you look at the emerging market economies, they are slowing

. >> people do make decisions based on price point, but if invest inze they can their community, they in their state, the country. it is cost comparative. let's take a shoe for answers. new balance is one of the companies featured in the film. new balance sneakers are priced the same as adidas or nike. or a lot of others, and it is a good product. >> and they are made in massachusetts. >> the fact that they are taking the best interest in this country, we can get behind that and feel like my money when i spend it and know that it benefits our country -- i am not trying to be protectionist. we have to be realistic. apple cannot make everything here and get rid of everything in china. but the fact that they are taking a vested interest in the country to make something here, and ifa start, investors take stock of that, i think we can change america. >> you have the fair trade lobby that says let it end. but the consumer decide. did you find in the steel business and the welding business it is not necessarily fair all the time? >> it does not seem to be an even playing field. i believe in