cutting-edge had if time to review those issues and the dpw resealed in any testimony on january 11th raised this issue of mechanism that was used in order to provide ongoing testing and reminded that mr. cutting-edge so you get to have that done it's been used on facilities and other facilities and at&t there are hundreds of facilities and mr. kemp had an interpretation it is a mechanism that works and bill is here that conducted those tests either through the department or through the consultant or others we feel it is something that serves the city and the department and the condition that was written and there is again, no material fact it is new a new and certainly no manifest injustice. >> i have a question counselor this has been before us 4 times what's the mechanism for the extra net for the general public comment is closed. wants to know what it is. >> they can e-mail dpw they can moma e e-mail or call extra net and third parties will come with permission and enter into the apartment who wants the testing with the resident present and show him the measurements for the operat

. >> hi, i'm rob i represent the whole cart and thank you to the appeals board and thank the dpw forevoting their attention we understand the reaction to our application that is a busy area and the assumption that there will be a lot of congestion in the m f s operates on the base is remarkable, however, due process should not be interpreted should be interpreted to their own internal logic and the decision on the substantiated facts not knee-jerk reaction no dispute in the dpw that our code proclamation met theer requirements of code they stated this as august hearing and stated it in the brief in response to our appeal and they that made the finding besides a lot of the opposition that was sophisticated and spent a lot of time poking go holes in our application the director shouldn't use his own opinion with the application and in the limited circumstances where he is required to make his own judgment over above the m f f code this should be on facts the denial findings one the finding there are approximately 40 restaurant for in the block radius our position the director should no

supervisor cohen asked about for example, we heard from bearing are french during the construction dpw will remove one and thirty spaces from the garage and shuttle the employees i want to know if that will be permanent ongoing beyond construction i mean obviously the depends on what other parking mitigations we can find but i wanted to know whether this arrangement of shifting the one thirty of spaces into the garage will continue. >> beyond construction. >> barbara garcia thank you for that question just to be clear the fact the building is on one and thirty parking spaces we're losing we're planning on taking permitted individuals in the parking staff and moving them not offsite. >> that's an, an ongoing basis. >> at this point we'll keep that as long as possible. >> for you know hospitals are very you know we can't ask everyone to ride on transit objective for a hospital facility this size how many that concludes my remarks generally speaking would something like that require as a san francisco general. >> we've look at that clearly over 8 hundred and we have now 8 hundred and need

cutting-edge had if time to review those issues and the dpw resealed in any testimony on january 11th raised this issue of mechanism that was used in order to provide ongoing testing and reminded that mr. cutting-edge so you get to have that done it's been used on facilities and other facilities and at&t there are hundreds of facilities and mr. kemp had an interpretation it is a mechanism that works and bill is here that conducted those tests either through the department or through the consultant or others we feel it is something that serves the city and the department and the condition that was written and there is again, no material fact it is new a new and certainly no manifest injustice. >> i have a question counselor this has been before us 4 times what's the mechanism for the extra net for the general public comment is closed. wants to know what it is. >> they can e-mail dpw they can moma e e-mail or call extra net and third parties will come with permission and enter into the apartment who wants the testing with the resident present and show him the measurements for the operat

cutting-edge had if time to review those issues and the dpw resealed in any testimony on january 11th raised this issue of mechanism that was used in order to provide ongoing testing and reminded that mr. cutting-edge so you get to have that done it's been used on facilities and other facilities and at&t there are hundreds of facilities and mr. kemp had an interpretation it is a mechanism that works and bill is here that conducted those tests either through the department or through the consultant or others we feel it is something that serves the city and the department and the condition that was written and there is again, no material fact it is new a new and certainly no manifest injustice. >> i have a question counselor this has been before us 4 times what's the mechanism for the extra net for the general public comment is closed. wants to know what it is. >> they can e-mail dpw they can moma e e-mail or call extra net and third parties will come with permission and enter into the apartment who wants the testing with the resident present and show him the measurements for the operat

. >> hi, i'm rob i represent the whole cart and thank you to the appeals board and thank the dpw forevoting their attention we understand the reaction to our application that is a busy area and the assumption that there will be a lot of congestion in the m f s operates on the base is remarkable, however, due process should not be interpreted should be interpreted to their own internal logic and the decision on the substantiated facts not knee-jerk reaction no dispute in the dpw that our code proclamation met theer requirements of code they stated this as august hearing and stated it in the brief in response to our appeal and they that made the finding besides a lot of the opposition that was sophisticated and spent a lot of time poking go holes in our application the director shouldn't use his own opinion with the application and in the limited circumstances where he is required to make his own judgment over above the m f f code this should be on facts the denial findings one the finding there are approximately 40 restaurant for in the block radius our position the director should no

our practice is to ensure that all change orders have approval from dpw and there is a memo attached to it. that is our process. this before you today has an approval already. >> explain to us what's the process for change orders? >> just in these terms, the contractor submits the request. we review it if it merited or not and make sure it's not work that we have already paid for. we review it with the entire team, including the design team, dpw and recreation and parks and make sure the cost is reasonable and we in turn provide a response to the contract to say it's approved aforesaid amount. after the contractor agrees to the amount we are proposing, there is a memo attached to it that the contractor also approves and that is attached to the change order itself. >> the change orders should go all the way up. i should add an additional note to that, in addition to the process, which by the way, there is a drive oftentimes. if a change order is not dealt with an in a timely fashion, oftentimes there is an extended negotiation going on to get to the bottom of signing the responsibilit

supervisor cohen asked about for example, we heard from bearing are french during the construction dpw will remove one and thirty spaces from the garage and shuttle the employees i want to know if that will be permanent ongoing beyond construction i mean obviously the depends on what other parking mitigations we can find but i wanted to know whether this arrangement of shifting the one thirty of spaces into the garage will continue. >> beyond construction. >> barbara garcia thank you for that question just to be clear the fact the building is on one and thirty parking spaces we're losing we're planning on taking permitted individuals in the parking staff and moving them not offsite. >> that's an, an ongoing basis. >> at this point we'll keep that as long as possible. >> for you know hospitals are very you know we can't ask everyone to ride on transit objective for a hospital facility this size how many that concludes my remarks generally speaking would something like that require as a san francisco general. >> we've look at that clearly over 8 hundred and we have now 8 hundred and need

our practice is to ensure that all change orders have approval from dpw and there is a memo attached to it. that is our process. this before you today has an approval already. >> explain to us what's the process for change orders? >> just in these terms, the contractor submits the request. we review it if it merited or not and make sure it's not work that we have already paid for. we review it with the entire team, including the design team, dpw and recreation and parks and make sure the cost is reasonable and we in turn provide a response to the contract to say it's approved aforesaid amount. after the contractor agrees to the amount we are proposing, there is a memo attached to it that the contractor also approves and that is attached to the change order itself. >> the change orders should go all the way up. i should add an additional note to that, in addition to the process, which by the way, there is a drive oftentimes. if a change order is not dealt with an in a timely fashion, oftentimes there is an extended negotiation going on to get to the bottom of signing the responsibilit

dpw plays an important partnership with us and we have to figure out what we will give up to make the dollar work and that's what we did with the hospital and i think we had to do to make sure we're responsible to the voters and get the project done and it may be different at the end and you don't know when you pull out a wall in the older buildings if you have done renovations but i want to acknowledge the fact that greg and i sit on a team and we do oversight. we asked dr. eric to be the project manager oversight for building five and she's doing that and so we have layers of oversight to ensure we're meeting the goals but it starts with our staff. they have to give us input how it should work so we spend a lot of time on the front end and allowing staff to give input with the designers. i don't design the clinics. the staff does. it doesn't work unless you have their input so i think we do that pretty well and getting good at it and so but it is important for us to meet the voters goals and also be responsible for the dollars. we feel really responsible for that and i think the sta

and i want to recognize the incredible staff at the ucsf that helped us to get over the hurdle and dpw and recognize i don't i don't chang on any staff and hillary ronen staff and other staff thank you supervisor ronen. >> i wanted to note that was supervisor tang who figured out that we could make the amendments today to relieve my concerns thank you you've been looking at for mirror my my constituents so swp i'd like to make a motion to amend the ordinance to reflect that ucsf will maintain one and thirty parking spaces for the offset of one thirty parking spaces from ucsf campus. >> seconded by supervisor tang colleagues without objection, without objection the amendment passed unanimously anything else supervisor ronen that's it okay. >> supervisor safai. >> thank you just one last point of clarification we were talking about putting money on reserve and spending down apprenticeship $10 million in determining can answer one more quick question the $10 million will replace and expand the parking space we're talking about expanding the garage we're talking about a spend plan clarify

ast week, dpw democrats held partisanaring inviting environmentalists to talk to each other, including a former employee of the oklahoma attorney general's office of pruitt's predecessor who was sued outside of work for harassment. a great witness. even with the unnecessary questions at the shadow hearing, pruitt continue to talk with ranking member carver by phone on monday answering even more questions. i know about this phone call and no new questions were asked. nine. ranking member carver asked the same recusal questions posed at the january 18 nomination hearing, even though he had the letter employees stating that pruitt has satisfied all ethics requirements and has entered into the same recusal agreement as former administrator lisa jackson. the other side just happens not to like the answer. i will ask that we had the letter added into the record after my remarks. ranking member carver complained that pruitt's description of the illinois river agreement was wrong. pruitt headed negotiated the first limit on phosphorus in illinois river. he complained about pruitt's answers on

there are key issues that epa and the senate dpw committee that we could and should be working on, including cold war -- borders ofing the united states policy, cold war legacy pollution cleanup, addressing brownfield, ensuring a fermentation of legislation to name a few. none of this is made better by this boycott. this amounts to nothing more than political theater at the expense of working on issues that we care about. the ranking member in the -- and the minority have complained about the nomination process, let's set the record straight. attorney general pruitt has been through an extremely thorough and fair process. i would like to read some quotes from the members of the minority who have praised the unprecedented hearing we had on the nominee, while it was occurring. the ranking member stated "i , appreciate the way you have conducted this hearing today. i appreciate the members coming back again and again." my colleague from new jersey stated "this is my first time , going through nomination hearings. you have been generous in the way you are conducting these hearings. i think it is

ways introduce the process did a good schematic design and took to the various building department dpw got preliminary approval of the streetscape plan, etc. so she wanted to make sure that all her ducks were in the right now and something in the rejected well when the, of course, the structural engineer was involved do do the smeefks upgrades he is, of course, unable to take responsibility for her drawings i was brought in to actually finish up the project i'm a licensed architect and you know she did a good job finished up the details and title 24 and did whatever else was needed and brought it into the brought my drawings into go maybe over-the-counter that was what was indicated in her minutes ever her discussions with the various departments at a time she was told so i did this to get two separate permit applications on the one set of drawings because it was actually was one thing and we got partway there over-the-counter and over-the-counter i was- you'll see in exhibit b i think it show see the two the one set of drawings with one, two sets of permanent drawings he went to plann

treasure island has a security guard and we also have a dpw graffiti abatement program in which any use that are abating graffiti they have requested an officer to accompany them at time. so you will recall that a chunk of our budget of 87% is salaries and benefits and so to give you a sense of what that means, we are looking at in this slide, all of our budgeted positions for the department in the current year and the two years that we are proposing in the budget process. the total one ftes are 2419 and the civilian ftes are 574, split among the airport and the rest of the departments. the increase in civilian ftes is representative of two positions that were funded in 16-17 that then turned out to be full at the greater in 17-18. they were funded for half of the year last year and now they are-the increase is the other half of the year. so just to-you've seen this slide before and just as a reminder, our charter mandate for 1971 full duty staff requires a much larger number on the budget because we need to have authority to hire people on live work we have recruits in the academy we h

treasure island has a security guard and we also have a dpw graffiti abatement program in which any use that are abating graffiti they have requested an officer to accompany them at time. so you will recall that a chunk of our budget of 87% is salaries and benefits and so to give you a sense of what that means, we are looking at in this slide, all of our budgeted positions for the department in the current year and the two years that we are proposing in the budget process. the total one ftes are 2419 and the civilian ftes are 574, split among the airport and the rest of the departments. the increase in civilian ftes is representative of two positions that were funded in 16-17 that then turned out to be full at the greater in 17-18. they were funded for half of the year last year and now they are-the increase is the other half of the year. so just to-you've seen this slide before and just as a reminder, our charter mandate for 1971 full duty staff requires a much larger number on the budget because we need to have authority to hire people on live work we have recruits in the academy we h

and those issues are separate and distinct from the kind of issues that dpw normally handles., i think that's a mistake. >> well, i think the prison thing might be a mistake. i don't know the innards of it, but it's surprising to me that, suddenly, we don't need all these prisons. and the line out there is we were building prisons just to build them. it was a broke industry. >> left and right. >> left and right. i don't know about that. i'm not sure of who gets sent to these prisons. >> and now you're creating overcrowding perhaps in other places. i don't know, but maybe. >> that's what we hear all the time. judges say it's overcrowded. so i think that's a rub. but it's a quick savings to engage in it, yeah. >> overcrowding equals lawsuits more times than not, and it can cause other damage. so, again, that's something that has to be studied. it's wonderful to have fresh ideas. and let's just be real -- pennsylvania, we're kind of slow to doing anything new. so this whole concept of bringing somebody else in and saying, okay, let's study this, i mean, it's great on one end. but

tried to do something different on 7th street and worked with the city and can we get support from dpwnd sfpd and organ the village rather than picking up everyone up to the navigation center but the majority of people went to the navigation center there they are and what we have noticed is that the majority of people into the thirty day are existing into the street which you can see in the information and - >> my name is rolland's i lived in san francisco for 34 years i became homeless the city i went to the navigation center for thirty days i like the services at the navigation center a lot of help and like to stay there until i get my houses i have to leave on february 6th and go to a 90 day shelter 90 day shelter is not good for me because a curfew not safe for me i want navigation center help me help make a village with amy until i get any house thank you. >> hello thank you for the opportunity my name is lee i'm a high school teacher as faye academy of the art a non-religious private school in the haight ashbury and want to commend the supervisors for their speeches i've been lif

dpw plays an important partnership with us and we have to figure out what we will give up to make the dollar work and that's what we did with the hospital and i think we had to do to make sure we're responsible to the voters and get the project done and it may be different at the end and you don't know when you pull out a wall in the older buildings if you have done renovations but i want to acknowledge the fact that greg and i sit on a team and we do oversight. we asked dr. eric to be the project manager oversight for building five and she's doing that and so we have layers of oversight to ensure we're meeting the goals but it starts with our staff. they have to give us input how it should work so we spend a lot of time on the front end and allowing staff to give input with the designers. i don't design the clinics. the staff does. it doesn't work unless you have their input so i think we do that pretty well and getting good at it and so but it is important for us to meet the voters goals and also be responsible for the dollars. we feel really responsible for that and i think the sta

all the bureau at dpw to ensure there is a lot of vetting. all of that bureaucracy often does many times contribute to delays and processing of change orders in the time and fashion that we aspire to. >> this change order has gone through all of that? >> that's correct. >> thank you. >> is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner anderson? >> i'm sorry, a couple of things. what is the location of these >> douglas street between 24th. it looks like these change orders came about because of the contracts for the painting of the courts? it's not additional money that was anticipated. it was money found to be used for this project, is that correct? >> that's right. >> a change order is not necessarily a dirty word notwithstanding -- the audit. there are change orders for a variety of different reasons and i think don noted that it's usually, there is a very complicated relationship between the folks doing construction and whoever it was public works and somebody else from the design team that came

, there are polls that are placed painted in bayview hunters point along third seed by our very own dpw team. thank you mohammed nuru. signifying the cultural contributions that african americans and africans have made to this city. so when you are driving out third and you see those polls, just thought i'd knowledge and smile. you are being recognized. you are going down in history. >>[applause] my final piece of information that you must know and you must understand. district 10 has the largest city's public housing unit. last week, - excuse me - earlier this week, the mayor signed into legislation the rebuild of sunnydale and potrero hill. we are rebuilding public housing. >>[applause] this is incredible good this is transformative. they said it could not be done could they said we cannot do sunnydale and potrero hill at the same time. i'm here to tell you that the mayor, pres. breed myself and my colleagues, we have got it done. this is the beginning of a new definition of what public housing is going to look like. we are taking care of those that need our assistance. were not leavi

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>>[applause] that's my way of saying, we want a little bit more attention from dpw.>>[laughing] we want them cleaner and greener streets. >>[laughing] i made a pledge and i'm going to talk to the mayor and already talk to muhamed about this. we want eight to plant a minimum of 500 trees a year every year that him in office. >>[applause] we want to see our neighborhood be cleaner. but still cleaner and greener more updated parks and rec and at the end of the day there's a few other things. you know we have the highest rate of empty storefronts and vacancies in the entire's. we want to attract more businesses. we want to go storefronts built that means working with some of the artists around the city,) michelson get we want to get them to come occupy those storefronts, create space and get some activity and foot traffic on the corridor. lastly, i will say universal childcare, the mayor, definitely mention that that something we campaigned on and we campaigned on affordable housing for working people. workforce housing. >>[applause] you know him i've had a lot of the fo

later this year and other projects we're prepared to move forward with that project and work with sf dpw once the real estate documents are as i understand by the railroad we're waiting to start our due diligence in that regard and some of the other major projects the brt started the $300 million of work we were the community working with sfmta for the approvals for the state of california through the brt and just president elect the ceqa documentation that that and ready to assist in terms of design as that project move forward the vision zero ramps we're not clear sure you're clear port of planning and the project development the areas with the freeways touch on the city streets are the areas we're focusing on in the planning staple for it that and also listed the central subway that is phase three and prepared to assist us at the mta as we moved in the development let's talk about the procurement details we issued an r f q, 43 qualification statements we did something different than in the past the unbundled types of expertise we need i'll show you a slide that shows up up to many maj

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we will check with dpw on that. >> okay. thank you.ct sponsor while they are here? okay, thank you very much. so at this time i think we will go to public comment. any member of the public was to speak on this item? if so, please come forward. >> good afternoon commissioners. and mr. zoning administrator. i am andrea tischler and i'm the one that owns the property adjacent at the rear on the rose street side. the 21-27 rose st. when i first saw the proposal i was very much opposed to the project. just because of the massive size of the project. the variance calls for 25% of the rear lot you being used for yard and this considerably shortens that. also i was very opposed to the fact that part of the deck on the second about the gage, was going to -intruded into my light well could i have-there's an apartment building like four units and they're very very small apartments. under 500 ft.2. i've owned this property since 1970s. mid-70s. i had it for 40 years and my son lives there now. both he lives in the upstairs unit and my tenant lives

. >> we obviously have dpw out in full force in effect today.very hard, plowing, salting. >> reporter: the storm is powerful but fast. it should start tapering off by late afternoon in most spots. new england drivers will still see some snowfall during the evening commute. public officials are pushing crews to get the snow cleared away as soon as possible. >> feel very good about the opportunity for our sanitation workers to get out there and really clear the streets thoroughly in the evening and overnight. >> reporter: the national weather service is also getting multiple reports of a phenomenon called thundersnow. when a powerful snowstorm features thunder and sometimes lightning. in plymouth, massachusetts, molly line, fox news. >>> all right. then we go to philadelphia international airport you can see it's windy but it's not snowy. we got lots of delays and cancellations today because of the storm. what's next for our area? you know who has got that answer. kathy orr. she's got it in 15 seconds. >>> what a morning indeed. our snowstorm and

later this year and other projects we're prepared to move forward with that project and work with sf dpw once the real estate documents are as i understand by the railroad we're waiting to start our due diligence in that regard and some of the other major projects the brt started the $300 million of work we were the community working with sfmta for the approvals for the state of california through the brt and just president elect the ceqa documentation that that and ready to assist in terms of design as that project move forward the vision zero ramps we're not clear sure you're clear port of planning and the project development the areas with the freeways touch on the city streets are the areas we're focusing on in the planning staple for it that and also listed the central subway that is phase three and prepared to assist us at the mta as we moved in the development let's talk about the procurement details we issued an r f q, 43 qualification statements we did something different than in the past the unbundled types of expertise we need i'll show you a slide that shows up up to many maj

had other projects and pretty good opportunities with the city of san francisco, with the airport, dpw, puc and rec and park, this opportunity has given me stability. and i think that what it has done is given my company the ability to be able to stand competitive to be -- >> thank you, sir. thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning, my name is maria mortonson, born and raise resident here in san francisco. a recent graduate of city build academy. after graduating, i was hired onto work with the saint luke's project, and i just want to say that i think the programs and the opportunities affiliated to the project going on for residents are very grateful and i think they're great. thank you. >> thank you, mrs. martinson. next speaker, please. >> good morning, commissioners. my name is it tido and i have been here 20 years and i live in -- i graduate city build, cycle 24 last year. as far as the opportunity that city builder has given me, it's a great company. i'm a medical worker. i work at the van ness gary campus hospital project. as far as some of the things -- one of the offer

dpw plays an important partnership with us and we have to figure out what we will give up to make the dollar work and that's what we did with the hospital and i think we had to do to make sure we're responsible to the voters and get the project done and it may be different at the end and you don't know when you pull out a wall in the older buildings if you have done renovations but i want to acknowledge the fact that greg and i sit on a team and we do oversight. we asked dr. eric to be the project manager oversight for building five and she's doing that and so we have layers of oversight to ensure we're meeting the goals but it starts with our staff. they have to give us input how it should work so we spend a lot of time on the front end and allowing staff to give input with the designers. i don't design the clinics. the staff does. it doesn't work unless you have their input so i think we do that pretty well and getting good at it and so but it is important for us to meet the voters goals and also be responsible for the dollars. we feel really responsible for that and i think the sta

, there are polls that are placed painted in bayview hunters point along third seed by our very own dpw team. thank you mohammed nuru. signifying the cultural contributions that african americans and africans have made to this city. so when you are driving out third and you see those polls, just thought i'd knowledge and smile. you are being recognized. you are going down in history. >>[applause] my final piece of information that you must know and you must understand. district 10 has the largest city's public housing unit. last week, - excuse me - earlier this week, the mayor signed into legislation the rebuild of sunnydale and potrero hill. we are rebuilding public housing. >>[applause] this is incredible good this is transformative. they said it could not be done could they said we cannot do sunnydale and potrero hill at the same time. i'm here to tell you that the mayor, pres. breed myself and my colleagues, we have got it done. this is the beginning of a new definition of what public housing is going to look like. we are taking care of those that need our assistance. were not leavi

discussed have raised a series of questions that will be addressed at the hearing we hope to work with dpw and the department of the environment for the street cleaning the quantity and placement of trash cans and funding for regular communicated effort and the comprehensive education program as resident we have an individual responsibility in keeping our city clean and beautiful my office has heard concerns of spike and concerns as a result of amazon and other online companies the door to door e xherps commerce race over overwhelmed a system is quite overwhelming to our city with the goal of zero waste we need to get beyond that into color proper benefits it is important to understand the trash left left on the curves and with this new marketplace with e commerce i hope it is a communication how tour city is handling the growing and evolving issue of littering. >> supervisor peskin thank you, madam clerk colleagues i'd like to adjourn today's meeting in the memory of the oldest of 11 children raised in the hills of kentucky she worked in silicon valley assembling semi con director prototy