and $40 million a year, but we will be funding through this bond issuance about $59 million of additional r & r, what we call r & r work which is collection of mainly working on sewer mains, collection, treatment, that sort of thing. in order to move the enterprise to a 15 mile per year replacement cycle, which is our best practice that we're aiming for. 100-year replacement goal is what we're aiming for in the enterprise. and then about a little over $100 million will be used for the sewer system improvement program. you i'm sure have heard of this. this is our larger master planning process which is coming forward. it's a 20-year program which is estimated currently right around $7 billion. our commission has taken action on the first phase of that, which is 10 years of that program, approximately $2.7 billion. so, this just over $100 million is meant to fund early program pre-design planning cost as well as the smaller lead projects. in terms of the transaction itself, we have two sales planned next year in january and february. again, a series a and series b. we will have tax exempt bon

where i think they're going to have a pick-up as a result of this housing -- >> where does their additional revenue come from? >> well, this housing boom. there's a lot of depressed real estate. people buy homes and bring revenue to these regional areas. >> what happens if we go over the fiscal cliff? you said it's all about the fiscal cliff. what if we go over? >> well, i mean, i think there's clearly short-term pain. the question is how long do we stay over? i think there's a latent amount of cash on the sidelines. i met with a lot of companies that talked about this business desire to do things, but they need this catalyst. so i think we go over the cliff. yeah, it's terrible. the numbers in the short term aren't so pretty. i think if we don't stay over for long, it won't matter that much. hopefully we get it resolved in a reasonable fashion. >> what do you think? >> i contends the fiscal cliff will come to an agreement. it will be temporary in nature, kind of a year type of plan. i think the market has digested a bit that tax rates will go up. it's just a matter of how much spending are w

but please take d-r if necessary, or put this over and give them a chance to work it out. thank you very much. >> any additional speakers in favor of the d-r requestor? okay. so, project sponsor, you have five minutes. >>> commissioners, my name is alice barkley, i represent the project sponsor. first of all, this is an extremely large edition for a family. we are talking about extending the first floor about 7 feet in and the upper floor 5 feet because there is an extension in the back. as far as the top floor is concerned, we are talking about this area here which is a family-run [speaker not understood] deck in the front and in the back. the project sponsor will address the commission very briefly later on about the reason for this very modest extension. from the section where we're talking about extending this portion in the back of the building and this is the portion in front. the d-r requestor's architect has informed you about all the different accommodations that have been made. normally you do not put glass panels that goes all the way up 6 feet or more to the ceiling here. essentially, what they're a

r. that means, here it is -- "requires that additional local funds be appropriated, that review environmental review be approved." are you joking? that's never going to be done by february 1st. you're making fun of people when you suggest it will be and this proclamation needs to be kicked back. it's full of flaws. so, personally, whether it's option 2 or option 4 isn't as important as the process by which you arrive atlasening to what people have to say and having the integrity to get it right. thank you. (applause) >> denise [speaker not understood], john bollinger, francis gore man. >> good afternoon. * gorman please just start. >>> is this on? i guess it is. okay. i'm denise [speaker not understood]. i'm with save muni.com. and i rely heavily on public transit system, our public transit system. and i fear because of this ill-advised project, public services will be diminished and fares will increase, and this has not come up at all that i know of, not at this meeting or other meetings. what are we going to do in the future when we can't get around the city with public transit and that tra

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r/t}{( recertification of income. the fourth point compliance is referenced to the land dedication to give additional instruction to the planners to identify in the review process whether the land dedication applies to a single site or multiple sites in cases where there are multiple parcels being dedicated under the land dedication model. also under the land dedication model, we make clear that the approval letter that moe issues can change, but only under situations based on new information. but approval by the mayor and the board of supervisors is of course final. and finally, important insertion under our bmr rental to ownership conversion rule. where the right of first refusal for the existing resident includes pricing at the original bmr rental rate. or the actual income level of the renter, in cases where the existing occupant or tenant, their income has increased above the rental level. the pricing of the unit under that first right of first refusal scenario would be priced per their actual income level. so those are the highlight modifications that i wanted to bring forth. and i too will be here for any questi

r t. a look at some more international stories in brief now a number of egyptian newspapers have refused to publish their tuesday additions in protest at the nation's new draft constitution the document has been drawn up by an islamist led panel with the backing of the president journalists are denouncing it too because they concerned about potential restrictions on freedom of expression this comes on a day new anti government marches announced in the capital cairo protesters want an end to the president's seizure of extra powers and a rethink on the constitution. over thousand protesters clashed with police as they tried to break into belfast city hall leaving eight people injured the unrest of flared up after the council of catholic majority voted to remove the british union flag from the building which has been hanging over centuries emotion cost a few years backless from a group of unionist protestant. new research suggests a bridge and it is one of the toughest countries to live in when it comes to paying taxes evidence shows us some households are handing over a whopping seventy three percent of their income in tax

and in addition to that, they're already over the fiscal cliff to some degree in the sense thatth they're seeing very large rhe amount of support they get for the programs they provide through government funding. already gota haircut. gerri: they're squeezed both ways? >> indeed they are. gerri: your organization doing a lot of polling of the peop who give and the people who take. what are you hearing? >> we hear people are planning to give at least a little bit more. the economy has slowly improved. people feel they are able to give a bit more and need out there is tremendous for the services of many of these charities. gerri: now the beauty of your website is that you actually rate, rank the charities and talk about what they're good at, what they're bad at. how much of their money is actually going to the charitable cause they're pursuing. tell us about a little bit about your website and what is it people really need to pay attention to when they're picking a charity? >> sure. we rate more charities than any other organization in the world. we're about, half of all the money in donations goes to those ch

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addition, at the same time supports their growing family. i urge you to not support discretionary review and approve the project. thank you. >> any other speakers in favor of the project sponsor? seeing none, d-r requestor, you have two-minute rebuttal. >>> the habitable room we have upstairs does not impinge on mr. keegan's homes. -- home. we kept it five feet away. we centered the large facade that we kept the same had been presented. so, all we did was move the room over and we made it larger to help the family. that's what we were thinking of. we had originally asked for glass walk just so you know. and the other reason we had to ask that it be moved back five feet is we were thinking of the cost. fire rated glass is extremely expensive. in that five feet it becomes a monumental cost. so, when you push it back the five feet you don't have that. there is another issue. the sun studies they have are not accurate. i stood out there for three days, on october 2, fifth, you will see the studies in here in your handout. the sun moves across the garden as you can see from pages 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, and it starts into the garden at 10:35 a.m. approximately. and at that time there is full sun. there i

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additional salt and also keep the salt shakers off the table at home. >>> another slam dunk for shack -- shaq a klaus. shaquille o'neal, buying gifts for children in need at the toys r us in times square. the nearly 20-year tradition started earlier. all of the toys will be donated to the toys for tots foundation just in time for christmas. >>> we are enjoying above- average temperatures. when will the mercury go back to normal? bob turk will have the latest next. >>> all right. a gray and dreary, depressing monday, bob turk. and then the ravens lost. >>> all right. we have shower activity. it's very widely scattered. but we'll probably see some rain between now and midnight, 1:00, 2:00 in the morning. so your clean car may get dirty. take a look. humidity has come down a little bit. with a south wind at 3. barometer holding steady, 29.60. right now, only 46 in oakland. the cooler air out to the west. 60s everywhere else. and 50 stuck in the valley there. hagerstown and cumberland really didn't hold up a whole lot. and there's still fog in a few spots. the water is cool, compared to the warm, moist air, over top of it. so you get ground fog forming. and the airport