virtualo every contract that dpw brings there will be an lbe >> reporter: this . race for issue i like to understand better and hoping that the department can make a presentation to this commission on all of the various city lagzs and requirements that dpw must meet and the regulations affect project delivery. i include in the original project cost. timing of project from conception to close out and the cost and logistics of maintaining projects upon completion. some of these could include the been on contracting and travel i know the city is looking into. the passed all electric requirement for projects the public art requirement. the lbe requirements and the monitoring this goes in ensuring they are met. that type of thing. all the different diameters that you all work with that dpw works with to meet requirements and regulation catharsis part of the city law. and again. i also would like to understand how the partnerships with other departments benefit -- project delivery for the public. hinder it or have no affect. i guess to conclude, i think it could be help

you can invite them to e-mail our public works which is dpw a- atmosphere dpw dot org. there's a link on our website. if they want to follow up, they can approach it that way but i would also have them really encourage them to call 311 because that's the best way to learn over time about how we're providing services. >> thank you very much. those are my questions and comments. thank you again for your presentation. commissioner woolford? >> thank you so much for your report. i wanted to follow up on chair post's question about the two commissions and the one department. before, it was clear we had purview and we're here to support and look contractually across the non-sanitation sewer streets program. now that it's one again, it wasn't entirely apparent in the resolution where that division lay so i guess, i'm curious too, how best our commission is supporting dpw and is there any overlap? >> i think there is, as we said, there will be an opportunity for commissions to discuss how you want to interact with each other. the primary responsibility for sanitation and street

we do have sometimes pressure washing from dpw. what i don't understand sometime system like what i did not see in this presentation is there is a lack of coordination between the corridor workers and power washing with tlc provides basic cleaning for our neighborhood. i did in the see in the present anticipation, part from the joint calls that happened weekly that is continuing and appreciate that i did in the see strategic way of figure out how to support each other. that is one. the other thing i found and i do spoke to the corridor workers on and off and finds out that there is power wash happening from dpw sometimes on the sidewalk of tenderloin but no cord nigz with the corridor workers the purwash happens on the sidewalk all the trash gets on the streets. and then the corridor workers have to go in on coming traffic to pick up the trash. this is one concern i have. i don't know why there is no coordination. the kingsed thing is i would request if there is a way it increase the customer dover workers time like to work in the

i do thank the leadership of the dpw. and the staff and everyone but -- special thanks to city attorney christian for your passport and -- your -- presence here is important. to us and helped a lot. thank you. >> thank you. i guess we will move this, informational so public comment on this item. >> members who wish to make comment on item 12, new business initiated by commissioners may lineup. if you are calling in dial 415-655-0001, access code: 2491 627 7759 ##, press star 3 to enter the speaker queue. electric in thes chamber does not apore we have any members of public look to speak on this in person. sfgovtv do we have anyone on the line. there is one caller. unmute that caller you have 3 millions i will provide a 30 second notice. can you hear me. daved pilpel again. commissioner segal. ka over the air to make a comment since her concern that she expressed the addresses include perhaps on the agenda to enabling clear for the members of commission and the public. i don't disagree in general but there may be specifics

so litter abatement that is dpw. >> we can follow up.why buzz, i know for a small business sect are this does in the know of us, as a body or have time to make general comment, i would life to director public comment, to you know receptical to be houseod record. in regards to a fee schedule and i know i mention third degree there is a fee just project in ttx. i love to understand how it can relate to mall business now it is heavy on quality of life fees for individuals. and i would love to see if there was interest in that becoming it is receptacle for hearing this from the small business community. i wanted put this out there. prosecute as it is in the manage this is like -- you know there may not -- be a fee that everybody experiences. i think it would be better if small businesses could comment on this fee & instead of general comment. we could add it once we find out the legislation is. . in the administrative code. so. this body can listen to discussion and feedback however we can noted make change we can recommend changes after lis

this legislation does require dpw to come up with a sand management plan. we put down january we wanted it to be factored in the next budget. tell river more resource but i think the request for march sounds good to he. i would support that ma'am. do we finish them is a substantive amendment. sounds like we are changing between 1 of 23 to march 1 of 23 on page 7 line 11. that would be? no. pushing the dead line would not be substantive we could do that today. >> thank you, city attorney. >> anyone else on staff want to make comments about this? madam clerk. >> thank you, i'm checking. i upon upon don't see requests in the chat box. thank you. with that take public comment on this item y. are there members withhold like to spoke on item 1, approach the podium. and you can line up to your right notoriety curtains. those online listening remote press star 3 if you would like to speak you need to press it once you will hear the indication that you have been raised your hand. we are at 1 minute of comment. why before you start i had a 2 minute comment planned ca

this is the big deal previous they repairs were done by dpw with expense and now we will cut down on costs. we had our meetings condition to the new training facility and commissioner nakajo if you questions about the chief i tell you the chief the save the bay we had hours of meetings with the new training facility. we started out doing a target hazzard survey every rolfe of every engine take 5 pictures of hazards in the district and send it to architects to show the hazards we face in san francisco and ajs of the study and had a workshop on the building where we nailed down how many classrooms and offices and computers and plugs and outlets and had a meeting with props and train fag sillity and the apparatus and shop's building. we are investing millions of dollars in the fire department for project that wills will last us 50 to 75 dwroers is critical we have this new place to over see and make sure that every dollar allocated by the voters is spent wisely. this was going to drain from support services and myself of half of our time. we are up and running with the new training faci

our dpw workers with the high lifts have been out there trying to sclaclean up the streets. they have made a significant impact. for the first few days we were actually able to get out there our dpw workers and the plow trucks and the highloaders, the front end loaders, they were not out there looking to clear streets. they were actually clearing the way, paving the way for our search teams to get to bodies and get to rescues and get to these check the welfare calls. they have had a solid effort for the last two days of clearing streets. i've been all over the city for the last several days and they have done a very good job at clearing. >> well, commissioner, thank you for all your efforts as well as the law enforcement under you. we appreciate it. and up next a live report from the southern border, where they are bracing for the impact of more border crossings in the wake of one key supreme court decision and perhaps a final ruling shortly. >>> and then later tonight, new reporting on potentially serious legal trouble for the new york congressman-elect with the unbelievabl

we do monthly check ins with recology and dpw to keep them in check and alert of anything we see on the streets that really need their attention. cleaning staffs are what it is. we still have a lot of cigarette butt pick ups and pounds of trash collect side close to 20,000, but it is a small area, but again trash is still trash and it's still out there. keeping japantown safe. of coursessa you know we have 118 cameras within our direct and that enabilitied us to work closely with law enforcement agencies. we do i think during this time we had a lot of asian -- we still have a lot of asian hate crimes going on and in japantown we didn't have that many but we didn't want just to sit around and just wait for something to happen. we had to be proactive so along with the other community organizations we formed a community coalition which we use to have town hall meetings with sfpd: we were approached by the warriors to participate in the hate videos and appreciative they didn't forget about japantown as well and promoting japantown. i mean myself i come from a marketing communication backgro

(inaudible) with dpw, (inaudible) community. as you can see, these are very mature trees see how thick and big they are and it shows also where they are at currently on the campus and within the right of way. ucsf must have been the steward for mount (inaudible) given to the city to state by (inaudible) who was the mayor of san francisco. as you see some of these things that are here, you will see more white posting versus dpw postings, so that is (inaudible) supposed to post every tree, not- >> 30 second s. >> not ucsf. lastly you see at the end currently ucsf is not watering their trees and this is what (inaudible) so you can see-lastly here you see the location of the project and they have all in the back here they can be using this site to access. >> thank you. that is time. >> thank you. ros arbell, you have 2 minutes. please go ahead. >> hi, there. i want to say that being someone who just recently had surgery life saving surgery through ucsf i do respect the institution, however i do have to say that the uc system has bee

this is the big deal previous they repairs were done by dpw with expense and now we will cut down on costs. we had our meetings condition to the new training facility and commissioner nakajo if you questions about the chief i tell you the chief the save the bay we had hours of meetings with the new training facility. we started out doing a target hazzard survey every rolfe of every engine take 5 pictures of hazards in the district and send it to architects to show the hazards we face in san francisco and ajs of the study and had a workshop on the building where we nailed down how many classrooms and offices and computers and plugs and outlets and had a meeting with props and train fag sillity and the apparatus and shop's building. we are investing millions of dollars in the fire department for project that wills will last us 50 to 75 dwroers is critical we have this new place to over see and make sure that every dollar allocated by the voters is spent wisely. this was going to drain from support services and myself of half of our time. we are up and running with the new training faci

so we're working with dpw for approval that are coming through with these spaces so we can align with our processes and continue out reach with our permit holders about their next steps for the transition. we plan to give you more update on this on the 20th of december, along with a proposal for any special hearings that might be needed. we may be able to nannage these with regularly scheduled hearings. but we'll keep you posted here as we get informed projections around the volume of regular agenda applications. next update is around next year free program. this was a legislative program that began a year ago and it technically was said to end on october 31. but it was extended just recently to june 30, 2023, so just refresher on this one, this is a program that waved initial application and license fees for new businesses that were starting that were in the last year. so we were able to waive entertainment permit application and annual license fees for this program. amended ordinance also expands eligibility for businesses to increase the gross receipts for a business to qualify for

entered into the contract and how it r was the firm and other san francisco nonprofits have say and did dpwthe contract and was this competitively done and what are the- a few more questions that is the jest of it and the department of public health touched on something terms of baby that digested finally in my district through questions regarding the source of fentanyl a baby tested positive for the drug and nearly died in my district to no secret the fentanyl is taking a town hall we heard from my colleagues this incident is illustrative of the problems and career to me we don't have a handle on the situation i truly believe we're a a tipping point is our- what exactly needs to change and continue to be the default how we approach the substance abuse and in deed the was a policy for the city and county of san francisco and for good reason when the aids crises was finally out of control the harm reduction services saved countless lives by fentanyl is wrecking horrific and the consequences are in san francisco since fentanyl hit the streets the substance is 50 times more powerful than morph

tow date dpw received 460 applications for permanent parklets and of the applications only 22% are from our jam permit holders. in that group one approved with modifications to the parklet, 5 are posting and waiting for final inspection and 4 have been closed or denied. important to note that none of the parklets the finished the property approval process to be permanent the final status is element status from dpw. there are still 78% of jams not started to apply for you permanent parklets. priority is to encourage the group to take advantage of this opportunity and get the applications submitted to shared spaces by january 15th for gentlemenos private property, thank you kaitlyn. there are 35 businesses eligible to start the permitting process. 2 submitted to deputy director and lastly there are 3 roadway closures out of 16 recurring closures. here are dates for e c staff and commissioners. january 1, we will have launched the digital brick and mortar application. i will talk about this in a moment. between now and may third, 2023. we'll process jam to bam applications for new brick an

entered into the contract and how it r was the firm and other san francisco nonprofits have say and did dpwthe contract and was this competitively done and what are the- a few more questions that is the jest of it and the department of public health touched on something terms of baby that digested finally in my district through questions regarding the source of fentanyl a baby tested positive for the drug and nearly died in my district to no secret the fentanyl is taking a town hall we heard from my colleagues this incident is illustrative of the problems and career to me we don't have a handle on the situation i truly believe we're a a tipping point is our- what exactly needs to change and continue to be the default how we approach the substance abuse and in deed the was a policy for the city and county of san francisco and for good reason when the aids crises was finally out of control the harm reduction services saved countless lives by fentanyl is wrecking horrific and the consequences are in san francisco since fentanyl hit the streets the substance is 50 times more powerful than morph

got somebody in dpw who has a degree. figure out how to kill them.and i'm coming up the stairs, and i thought it was a cat. it was a rat! i was airborne. [laughter] >> jimmy: jesse, is it true that you don't go to your car until johnny clears the area? >> jesse: i do. i'm really afraid of rats. i run and scream. terrified of them. >> jimmy: this evokes images of the bad days of new york, early '90s, which is probably the low point for the city and mtv djs. >> kennedy: how dare you. [laughter] >> jimmy: what is more disturbing: pizza rat or the band the band ratt? >> kennedy: i like the band. [both singing song] >> jimmy: moving on. >> kennedy: unlike jesse, i get a cheap thrill getting a garbage can and singing. i scream, and for the same reason, people watch horror movies. >> jesse: you know how you feel about people touching her belly button? that's how i feel about rats. >> kennedy: the never touched mine again! [laughter] >> jimmy: spreading cheer: charging guests. a mom talking about how she is charging everyone for christmas dinner including he