the last item on my report is an just want of the history of the southeast facility. i'm sure you're aware of we made a similar presentation at the southeast a couple years ago when ed harrington was here and so we wanted to make the presentation and have john come up and give a pretty sure a background history of the southeast facility and i'll tube the vision that we would like to engagement in moving forward >> good afternoon. >> in your package you have a memo i wrote. describes the historical background of the facility i'm going to summarize that quickly our story starts 40 years ago approximately 40 year ago following in the package of the clean water act of 1898 percent 2 did city staff started to consider to expand the integrated treatment plants in the southeast to provide higher levels of treatment and the environmental impact report the neighbors and residents expressed significant opposition in that area in order to mitigate and minimize the social environmental effects the city proposed concrete covers in the clarify fizz and for the recreational fields o

that's the southeast facility commission building. community. while they talk they at one time that facility was meant to train people getting the jobs now nothing is happening and there's more. so it's good for me to look at you in the eye so i can go home and in the wee hours of the morning write what i think about the shall think goes on thank you very much >> thank you. dr. jackson >> good afternoon dr. jackson. i was very happy to hear the commission staff will make sure that the promises are kept. i would like to say in the report that was presented to you concerning southeast. when mayor brown in 1996 when he became the mayor of this city it states that the mayor brown by letter to the board of supervisors determined you see what that what happened we were set up by the voters. you know, it went, in fact, that we would get what we got. now, everything can't be explained to you in 3 minutes but i'm concerned about the statement that was your concern francisco can about the greenhouse. the greenhouse is part of 18 hundred oakdale under the

those were demolished and these new facilities were constructed. the previous lease expired december 23rd, 2013, it had been for 9 years with a 6-year option to extend. rather than only extend for 6 years because these facilities are so critical to our operators and other field staff, we decided to negotiate a 10 year lease with a 10 year option to renew. so that is what is before you today. we weigh the advantages and came up with the 20 year lease. the first year rent is $7,920, increasing 3 percent per year with a proposed 10 year extension through december 31, 2033. and the rent payments are a total of $212,813 over 20 years under the proposed lease, which is, if you look at the net present value which the budget analyst office did, there is a savings of $13,835 over the 20 years. so i would be happy to answer any questions. >> okay, colleagues, any questions? okay, mr. rose, can we go to your report, please? >> mr. chairman and members of the committee, let me start off by saying that our recommendation to approve was a close call in our offic

it's a domino effect everything hinges on the facility next february. that will be an exciting time for the shipyard since 1984 the cookery have been, if you will, the facilities that what about rent by the hour or month. i'll ask one of the folks to explain his business much better than i can >> thank you. i'm scott madison one of the owners of the ecliptic cookery i have the material for the commissioners and staff. good afternoon chairperson johnson and commissioners and special hello to commissioner singh who's history with the shipyard is a history as my own. acting attorney. it's a pleasure to be here for our business that's also a milestone for shipyard redevelopment i'm hoping you will advance from the design stage in building one 10. i'd like to acknowledge the positions of folks. ecliptic cookery is owned by four partners i'll ask our ceo ms. susan heller who doesn't work in the business but is a silent partner and mr. bill robert and myself operates the business on a daily business we've been friends and partners since 2010. we've been led by

facilities across the u.s. so that our veterans are getting the answers they need through our casework staff. if we're going to continue to broker cases, then the brokered office must be communicative with our staff who are trying to get the answers to the veterans that they need. mr. speaker, at this time i'd like to yield two minutes to my california colleague, mr. garamendi. the chair: the gentleman may yield but not in enforceable blocks of time. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. garamendi: thank you, mr. chairman. let's see, there's 435 of us in this house and maybe 100 over on the other side give or take a few who may be retiring or going to other jobs. each and every one of us have constituents that come to us seeking help and seeking our assistance in solving a problem. it's our work. that's what a representative is. the people in our district. and we help solve their problems. the veterans have a very special place in our office. in my own notion of what i'm supposed to do as a represent

and this is part of the overall justice facilities improvement program. the hoj, we all know that it is seismickally vulnerable and it's important for us to have a replacement facility before the hoj becomes non-operable at some point in the future. the 640 bed came from, it was arranged from the controller's forecast of 2013 and they have predicted needing between 481 and 688 new beds and the sheriff came up with 640 as a prudent number to work with now. and having that number in the environmental application, it's better for us to submit with a higher number and then if the forecasters come with lower numbers it's easier for us to move down as oh poed to ramp back up. that's why we are going with the 640 now. the new forecast update will be available late spring. this is the site. we're looking at two sites for the environmental application and that is site a and site b site a is the block directly opposite the hall of justice and option b is the west wing of the hall of justice. so the new facility is going to move from the currently designed to the po

facilities in california. namely the oakland office, which is one of the slowest regional offices in the nation. despite past promises of v.a. to improve the backlogs, services to our veterans continue to deteriorate. this negligence and mismanagement is completely unacceptable. when veterans are being denied access to the care and services they rightly deserve and expect, reform is necessary. certainly not bonuses to senior executives. when a program funded by taxpayers is failing to provide the level of services expected, accountability, not compensation, should be demanded. rewarding and compensate not only exacerbates the pressing issues within the v.a. but also serves as an insult to the men and women who have given so much to our country, as well as the many very good case workers and v.a. staff who work see no bonus but try to do their jobs. underneath that regime. this amendment is about fairness and what is right by fulfilling the promise to our veterans. it ensures our veterans would receive the bene

no puede ser más fácil que eso. >> muy bien.n fácil marcar tu cabello con la plancha porque tan pronto mueves tu mano de una manera u otra, inmediatamente estás marcando el cabello. ¿se dan cuenta? no creo que haya nada atractivo en eso. >> en lo absoluto. y lo he hecho muchas veces. >> pero, en cambio, cuando vas a alisar con el perfecter, realmente puedes acercarlo todo lo que quieras. >> muy bien. >> no tengo que preocuparme por quemarla. lo he puesto justo en su piel, y lo puedo jalar sin ningún problema. sin preocuparme de las marcas. no hay nada que yo no pueda hacer ahora para rizarle el cabello. >> genial. >> y lo mejor de todo es que llego al final. y si quiero doblar ese punto, es muy fácil, tengo dos manos para poder hacerlo. >> guau. >> mira eso. >> mira esto. >> sedoso y brillante. >> hay muchísimo brillo y lo obtienes con una sola pasada. >> entonces, ¿te gusta cómo quedó con la plancha de aquí o te gusta como quedó con el perfecter? >> definitivamente con el perfecter. >> iqué te parece! >> precioso. >> entonces,

as well as the permit holders facility that's unclear to me. it's also i guess i'll note it's speeding it's an exceptional situation all over the city in terms of noise. i didn't see any contrary report on the sound emissions presented by the appellant to dispute the report presented by permit holder i don't see why the entertainment commission would deny it >> i agree with the vice president as well as commissioner fung once the permit is issued the permit holder will be more responsible for the neighborhood compliance so i building that the e.c. anchored correctly in this permit and i move to deny the appeal and move on the basis that the entertainment commission did not error. >> okay. that's code compliant. >> yes. and great so we have a motion from commissioner fung to deny the appeal on the basis the entertainment commission did not error in issuing the code consistent. /19. commissioner honda. and commissioner fung is absent so that motion passed 4 to zero. thank you. okay with the president's content we're going to hear the 21 appeals t

et that are stroem specifically like the facility shall not obstruct the pedestrian clear traffic path. and there's a substantial number of requirements there are also some technical limitationss on where the cabinets can go that's notary republic not is an unusual situations is there are be situations in some neighborhoods there's only one location where those will work for an infrastructure build out i'll take any questions if you have them. thank you >> thank you, mr. quan. >> good evening, commissioners john quan from public works 533 buchanan in this case is actually a little bit different. what happened during the public hearing it was appointed that the area that at&t was prototyping the box was a landscape area and we must recognition under the streets better plan there's the city's policy to improve the public right-of-way for beautification that the part of the stormwater management plan we're moving so the rain will run into the dirt and it will be reducing the amount of run off into the storm drain they don't want to repave over a landscape area look taylor's there's two sp

as the board knows, tier three wireless is the biggest wireless facility that can be built. in at&t's brief they seem to suggest that the board and other city agents says have little control over what is built as far as three tier three wire /res facilities are called for and i'd submit to the board that that is not the case. that the board has the right and other city agencies have the right to deny a permit or to submit conditions with that permit. and i know i'm running out of time here. just a couple of the most important arguments is that at&t failed to satisfy the tier three wireless standard from article 25 of the san francisco public works code. in that section, it states that there should be less obtrusive areas looked at. in addition, there should be coverage issues shown or lack of coverage. and in our brief submitted to the board we've shown for this area there is no lack of coverage. we've submitted a couple of maps showing, again, that there is no coverage problem. at&t, one of those maps was from metrics. at&t submits that is none an accurate coverage of that

but we are asking that that facility out there, it's the community facility. it's not puc's facility. we took in the crap for that facility and we are out there training our kids. and if they take it, we lose that college out there, we lose everything. anything that they want to do out there to change that situation, [speaker not understood]. and i say please. tell julia we love her, too. >> thank you, sir. your time is up. >>> tell her we love her too, and we ask for the same -- we ask for the same [speaker not understood]. (applause) >>> hi, my name is theresa glenns, i'm the founder of old school cafe which is in the bayview hunters point. it's an organization that helps keep kids out of jail and out of streets and to stop the violence. juliet has been a great friend to us and to our community and to the youth. ha just been somebody right away we can say these are the things going on, we need support, and just her heart, her heart is for our kid. her heart is for the community. and, so, i just want to say a couple words about we talk about making mistakes a

and then we have numerous solar facilities that are roof-top solar facilities. for example, on moscone, on the chinatown public health center. all of those facilitis that on davies symphony hall, all of those facilitis with solar on the roof we have registered through the system and we're able to account for the renewable attributes of the electricity generated from those systems. we register them and we utilize those renewable energy credits to cover the system purchases that we make when our hetchy generation is not available to us. so that allows us to -- if you will, green-up purchases that are not otherwise specified as renewable. we also have made some purchases of renewable energy credits in the market to make sure that we have sufficient renewable energy credits available to us to cover any system purchases that we might need to make. we purchased biomass and wind from various facilities in california and in the west. and at the time of this reporting we totaled between 2011 and 2012 a balance of renewable energy credits of 53,544 megawatt hours. we util

they're worried the facilities might be vulnerable to attack. so they're urging plant operators to do more to guard against the threat of terrorism. >> translator: complying with laws and regulations is not enough to counter nuclear terrorism. power companies should also maintain discipline and a proper organizational culture. >> officials of the nuclear regulation authority held a meeting with senior managers of the utilities. they stressed the importance of stepping up anti-terrorism measures. the regulators are also looking to strengthen their own safeguards. they'll ask infectors from the international atomic energy to make sure they're taking adequate measures. they'll also consider a mechanism for background checks on workers at nuclear facilities. one of the security violations took place at the tokai number 2 power plant in central japan. security monitors have been switched off. and officials at another facility failed to make copies of visitors' i.d. documents. >>> a japanese teacher sidelined by blindness is back on the job after 22 y

certaining the facilities on post to make sure that there were r. no other active shooters, but at this point we do not have reason to believe that there is another shooter. that is not to say that the post is back to normal by any stretch of the imagination. they are still being asked to shelter in place. they are acting on the side of caution. at this point it appears we have another shooting at fort hood. by way of background, yesterday on my afternoon program, we reported that foxnews.com reporter jana winter had gotten word of a plot, of a man who had been recruited to be in the army and would have begun his basic training on april the 7th. instead, the authorities had gotten word that he hadnted to d against american soldiers. they began looking for him. and as of the reporting of jana winter as of yesterday, they had not found him. now, he had promised, according to the reporting of winter, to carry out some sort of jihad against soldiers, quote: similar to the one at fort hood, unquote. fox news is of the belief that that report and today's

and correctional facilities, like this one, for the people who break them. >> for ten years this facilityts. then, on april 24th, 2000, violence erupted. >> everybody get out! >> it was 1:00 in the afternoon when a racially based riot broke out between 50 to 60 black and hispanic inmates. the surveillance video from this incident is still being withheld by prison officials for legal reasons. but the fighting within nccf lasted for approximately 30 to 40 minutes in one of the largest riots that l.a. county jail has ever seen. the fighting finally ended when the sheriff's emergency response teams were brought in. using verbal commands, stingball grenades, and pepper spray, sheriff deputies were able to prevent the inmates from killing each other, except for one inmate whose injuries left him in a coma, most of the men involved in the riots suffered minor injuries. >> jail is completely different than what it was 30 years ago. for one thing, we have much more violence-prone inmates in our system. in the past that was never a problem. we did not have the major riots and the disturbances. >> 3

over 50% of the existing facilities are loosed to pdr uses. we strongly believe that a mixed use pdr and storage facility would provide a economic viable model for the space in the proper ratio. unfortunately the proposed simple replacement policy for these projects is not feasible. if you really want to create this type of pdr space we request at the very least 1/3 to two thirds pdr to public storage similar to the proposed ratio for office space. we would be thrilled to use this as a pilot project under the plan. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon dr. espinola jackson here. i would like to say i have lived in hunter's point, bay view hunter's point for the last -- since 1948, and i have a concern with the pdr, the zoning change, because what occurred is someone applied for a change with the pdr at 3453 street and we in the community oppose that area being set up as a clinic, but guess what? it's a clinic there with babies coming there, and it's very toxic there. if you don't know the area you shouldn't be voti

come back to that facility from the state department facility. that first attack is with small arms and rpg's. it goes on for about half an hour. it is definitely military-style. they are definitely trying to kill americans. we drive them away. about three and a half or four hours later, there is the third attack and this time they come back and again, very military style, very organized, and this time they bring mortars. they fire five mortars. there are a couple of direct hits on the roof of where our officers are in fighting positions and that is where the two additional deaths occurred. >> what do you believe now, in terms of the attack? >> what i believe is that there was little to no preplanning. i don't believe that this was planned weeks or months in advance. i think that extremists, definitely with an al qaeda ideology, saw what happened in cairo -- >> there had been a protest about the film. >> several hours earlier that day where they had gotten into the embassy compound and done some damage. i think these guys in benghazi, extremists,

> so insight is a very unique facility. it's the only one of its kind in north america. >> dr. thomas kerr is an aids researcher who works at the doctor's center and has done several published studies of insight. >> it's a place where people who inject illicit drugs such as heroin and cocaine can come and inject under the supervision of a nurse. >> every morning, a group of addicts file in, the first of 700 who come every day to shoot up. all thephernalia is laid out. addicts take a seat as one of a dozen different booths to do whatever drugs they have been able to buy illegally on the street. insight opened in 2003. it had to be granted a special exception by the liberal government of canada to allow the use of illegal drugs in a facility that is partly funded by taxpayers. >> on this morning, a woman named jody allowed us to film her as she injected. she said she's been an addict on the street for more than a decade. she's been shooting up for so long that many of her veins are collapsed or covered in scars and this morni

the question came up over the height of the facility will maybe i can explain that. the city requirement must be 8 feet off the ground on the situation part and 4 off the groin on the street site so people won't hit those boxed with vehicles and at&t based on their requirement put it significantly higher. there were questions about the box that was photo showed up i believe that box maybe a comcast battery back up unit i'll see in the sunset their nooems we recognition that they were up to 3 feet in width. and right now we believe in those kind of cases the health department made the approval based on the approval and there were certain requirements that at&t is required to a follow. during the public notification we did a public hearing and some of the issues related to the relocation of the facility was discussed at the public hearing and ultimately the director made a decision this was an appropriate request and we granted the approval and it was sent to the board. i'm here to answer any additional questions but i don't think there are any board questions >> the d

public right-of-way, however, the city can dedicate time and manner for the displacement of the facilities that's why we permit those and with a preprilt permit before we issue american people evaluation permit. one of the things that the public members pointed out was a tree identified at this location. i did evaluate the pamper that was submitted there were several pictures of the location one showed a vehicle in front of the proposed site and another the proposed at&t box on the sidewalk. by what was sprooipz it didn't show a existing base because i went back there and checked with google map there's an empty tree well, i don't know whether it was an accident that at&t places the facility and masked it i can't speak to that but the bottom line is the city a established stormwater management and the city is correct in regulating the enforcement as it relates >> out of the one hundred and 60 previous installations of as far as mount facilities are they on public land. >> one thing i'll point out if there's a private agreement with the at&t and the prove or disprove to place those faciliti

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by the facility being on lockdown and this being an assisted living facility, what that simply meanss that no one is going to be allowed, arthel, to go into that facility. obviously loved ones can contact their loved ones in the facility by telephone. until they can get this situation under control, no one will be allowed in or out of that facility. the main thing police is trying to figure out now is whether or not anybody is safe, are there any more victims and who the person could be responsible for this event. >> before i let you go, i want to give you a note just sent to me, spoke to the dispatcher with police confirming two shootings we've been reporting. dispatcher did say one person dead, did not comment on any possible injuries or deaths there. again, a very fluid situation there at jewish community center of greater kansas city as well as village shalom assisted living center now on lockdown. rod wheeler, i appreciate your time. would you stand by in case new developments take place while on air here. >> absolutely, arthel. >> okay, rod. thank you. >>> we move on now to ano

how many urgent care facilities do you have? >> in san francisco we have two after hours care, one urgent visit. >> just urgent care. >> urgent care. there is a second that has limited hours. there is one with extended hours with urgent care and we are opening up a second sight in the spring and we have one in the east bay. two after hours and one urgent visit and a second one coming. so we'll have four soon all within the city limits in addition to the hospital services. >> any other questions or comments? thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners. i'm terry hill. vice-president for performance strategy for hills physicians. it's a pleasure to see you again. it maybe somewhat reassuring to you to say that we are in our 5th year of the calipers project which covers 41,000 members in sacramento. for the first four years we just found out we have exceeded our savings target. this is not some idea that is a flash in the pan. it can work long-term. we are talking about making foundational changes in the way we deliver care and hold

the enhancement of several existing facilities. the projects included in the supplemental request are terminal projects primarily for the redevelopment of terminal one boarding area b, the renovation of terminal 3 east, and improvements to the terminal 3 boarding area s area of the airport as well as airport service projects for the new air traffic control tower and the support buildings that will connect the tower with our existing terminals. also included in the airport service project section of the appropriation is the funding for plot 700 which was the item i just addressed before. ground side projects include a new long-term parking garage facility as well as an extension of our air train, airfield projects include runway safety area projects and other taxi land improvements. there is also included utility projects such as a new industrial waste treatment facility, recycled water distribution pipeline, and other infrastructure improvements. the proposed resolution and ordinance are before you today instead of moving, as it tr