and really start to focus in on what the initial maintenance of hilltop park, which will be our first park to come online. but we'll be adding more and more acreage as the first two subphases are built out. and so defineing what an initial maintenance structure may look like and how that would be managed and expanded over time. as we said, the contracting out has been presumed, but involves labor discussions with un-- with unions and we have some work to do there, as we move forward. and then also working to develop maintenance standards as a basis for ground-up projection of operating costs. and also as i've mentioned in the past, we're reviewing policies and rules that we may need to have in place prior to opening that hilltop park and what actions of the tida board or the board of supervisors may be necessary to support those roles. that's my update to today. happy to take any questions you may have. >> thank you so much, bob, for that wonderful update. and i'm going to ask the commissioners to lead the questioning. >> yes. we are going to be -- we are in the process of designing s

the first park so come on board will be hilltop park. and that's going to come on board in the fiscal year '21 budget season or budget window. so a year from now we'll be looking at detailed budgets for hilltop park, as part of next year's budget. >> thank you. so let me jump in and again for people that are watching remotely, why we are engaged in this lengthy discussion, it's very important. the vitality and again the longevity of the treasure island and the yerba buena islands are actually encumbered on the proper maintenance of the 300 plus acres of parks, the largest in the history of san francisco. i think the takeaway -- it's unfortunate that some of our commissioners were not part of that delegation to new york, because the exercise there was to look at signatures, iconic parks throughout the country. what the genesis are, what are the models, successful models that people are utilizing to maintain these parks. parks are extremely very expensive. one of the mistakes that people in san francisco finally realized, when the san fran

another factor is capital investment, fiscal year 16, gilman was renovated and 17, hilltop park was renovatedam going to give this back to you. >> ok. as you all know, the june 2016 charter amendment the result of prop b requires r.p.d. to measure equity. r.p.d. designated equity zones in the city and identified parks that are serving those zones. we have a map here of the maps and the parks serving those zones, but note specifically that those designations and the equity zones changed. when they updated those, that park was changed so we are not able to make comparisons from last year to this year in those distributions because the underlying park lists change as a note. but this is still valuable point in time analysis. we could not make those analyses over time. so when we look at equity zone parks versus nonequity, the average score is about 88%, and the average score for nonequity zoned parks 90%. in addition to the averages, obviously having a two-point difference, looked at the distributions and saw equity toward the higher end, so we don't see parks scoring over 97%. almost see a clif

this wonderful hilltop park is the place you can share with someone you cherish. lafayette park is located along the round at the one end campus >> good morning, everyone. the meeting will come to order. welcome to the february 14, 2018 roll meeting of the public safety and neighborhood services committee. i'm chair of the committee and the constitution of which has changed over of the last couple of months. so my right is vice chair supervisor stephanie and to my left is supervisor walton. welcome to both of you. our clerk is john carroll and i would also like to thank tom and jeff for taffing this meeting. mr. clerk, to you have any announcements some. >> yes, thank you, mr. chair. please assure you've silenced your cell phone or a copy should be submitted to the clerk. items will appear on the february 26, 2019 board of supervisors agenda. >> agenda number one is an ordinance amending the police code to rescind the police department to be a member of the national rifle association or to collect tournament fees for the national rifle association. >> vice chair we

engine mooney m20 was twisted into pieces, littering the hilltop two miles southwest of the peak of mount diablo with debris. according to park rangers, it was discovered 40 yards off the trail by hikers. around 2:45 today, we had some hikers and one of our maintenance workers, and >> at that point, that is when we discovered there was wreckage still spilling onto an aircraft. >> reporter: fire responded to the scene quickly this afternoon. >> there's a plane crash, mount diablo state park. >> reporter: first responders had no idea the crash took place, but there was a report according to this dispatch audio of a missing plane. >> we received a notification from the air force coordination center for an aircraft that was supposedly from hayward. and matches the description. >> reporter: the faa confirmed family members of the -- he left the hayward executive airport friday but crashed sometime overnight. park rangers confirmed the fate of the pilot is believed to be the only one on board. >> this is a crash that occurred overnight. there is no fire, and they do have advising that we can cancel completely. >> reporter: it indic