in the budgetary process i had a question for the controller's office and first of all, thank ben rosenfield along with the staff of (calling names) for all of their work on the measure over the course of a year now we have put you to work and task and thank you for responding to us i want to ask given i think the fact that the sales tax revenue 20 didn't pass we were depend on to fund the homeless services and use prop w for the funding of free city college do we currently have enough money in our current fiscal year to make that program free in 2017 as planned and promised and as well as funding the homeless service 24/7 january and june of this fiscal year. >> supervisors ben rosenfield controller the loss of sales tax one and $37 million of loss we've discussed as the and elsewhere there are other revenues in the current year so, yes there is money available in the current year to support the appropriation from my perspective the discussion here regarding this program and services trees and those things it largely a conversation regarding not the current fiscal year but the next fiscal y

in the budgetary process i had a question for the controller's office and first of all, thank ben rosenfield along with the staff of (calling names) for all of their work on the measure over the course of a year now we have put you to work and task and thank you for responding to us i want to ask given i think the fact that the sales tax revenue 20 didn't pass we were depend on to fund the homeless services and use prop w for the funding of free city college do we currently have enough money in our current fiscal year to make that program free in 2017 as planned and promised and as well as funding the homeless service 24/7 january and june of this fiscal year. >> supervisors ben rosenfield controller the loss of sales tax one and $37 million of loss we've discussed as the and elsewhere there are other revenues in the current year so, yes there is money available in the current year to support the appropriation from my perspective the discussion here regarding this program and services trees and those things it largely a conversation regarding not the current fiscal year but the next fiscal y

in the budgetary process i had a question for the controller's office and first of all, thank ben rosenfield along with the staff of (calling names) for all of their work on the measure over the course of a year now we have put you to work and task and thank you for responding to us i want to ask given i think the fact that the sales tax revenue 20 didn't pass we were depend on to fund the homeless services and use prop w for the funding of free city college do we currently have enough money in our current fiscal year to make that program free in 2017 as planned and promised and as well as funding the homeless service 24/7 january and june of this fiscal year. >> supervisors ben rosenfield controller the loss of sales tax one and $37 million of loss we've discussed as the and elsewhere there are other revenues in the current year so, yes there is money available in the current year to support the appropriation from my perspective the discussion here regarding this program and services trees and those things it largely a conversation regarding not the current fiscal year but the next fiscal y

how we replacing manufacturing jobs and not likely to be replaced in the forms they were like ben rosenfieldteel supporting the navy arts but what can can be think internal work of many difference from small to medium enterprises the engines are growing and the way we've seen stunt and this region not just in the bay but we as a new yorker he speak about the bay area i speak about what city but we have four mayors offices an area that many of us look at the bay area will think of is h as progressive and entrepreneurial and this is what is so important that is a period of change were we worried many of us in terms of jobs and loss and creation this is a success that many of the entrepreneurs bring to our city is exciting for the jokes you create and exciting for the job recreation but for the stimulus you bring to the city and the ability to leverage so much creative talent in the areas that are specialized electronics to fashion to the micro brewery across the spectrum you work at to be part of glths one area we work on immigrations and again your cities all of them have a significant popula

in the budgetary process i had a question for the controller's office and first of all, thank ben rosenfield along with the staff of (calling names) for all of their work on the measure over the course of a year now we have put you to work and task and thank you for responding to us i want to ask given i think the fact that the sales tax revenue 20 didn't pass we were depend on to fund the homeless services and use prop w for the funding of free city college do we currently have enough money in our current fiscal year to make that program free in 2017 as planned and promised and as well as funding the homeless service 24/7 january and june of this fiscal year. >> supervisors ben rosenfield controller the loss of sales tax one and $37 million of loss we've discussed as the and elsewhere there are other revenues in the current year so, yes there is money available in the current year to support the appropriation from my perspective the discussion here regarding this program and services trees and those things it largely a conversation regarding not the current fiscal year but the next fiscal y

how we replacing manufacturing jobs and not likely to be replaced in the forms they were like ben rosenfieldel supporting the navy arts but what can can be think internal work of many difference from small to medium enterprises the engines are growing and the way we've seen stunt and this region not just in the bay but we as a new yorker he speak about the bay area i speak about what city but we have four mayors offices an area that many of us look at the bay area will think of is h as progressive and entrepreneurial and this is what is so important that is a period of change were we worried many of us in terms of jobs and loss and creation this is a success that many of the entrepreneurs bring to our city is exciting for the jokes you create and exciting for the job recreation but for the stimulus you bring to the city and the ability to leverage so much creative talent in the areas that are specialized electronics to fashion to the micro brewery across the spectrum you work at to be part of glths one area we work on immigrations and again your cities all of them have a significant populati

how we replacing manufacturing jobs and not likely to be replaced in the forms they were like ben rosenfieldteel supporting the navy arts but what can can be think internal work of many difference from small to medium enterprises the engines are growing and the way we've seen stunt and this region not just in the bay but we as a new yorker he speak about the bay area i speak about what city but we have four mayors offices an area that many of us look at the bay area will think of is h as progressive and entrepreneurial and this is what is so important that is a period of change were we worried many of us in terms of jobs and loss and creation this is a success that many of the entrepreneurs bring to our city is exciting for the jokes you create and exciting for the job recreation but for the stimulus you bring to the city and the ability to leverage so much creative talent in the areas that are specialized electronics to fashion to the micro brewery across the spectrum you work at to be part of glths one area we work on immigrations and again your cities all of them have a significant popula

in the budgetary process i had a question for the controller's office and first of all, thank ben rosenfieldlong with the staff of (calling names) for all of their work on the measure over the course of a year now we have put you to work and task and thank you for responding to us i want to ask given i think the fact that the sales tax revenue 20 didn't pass we were depend on to fund the homeless services and use prop w for the funding of free city college do we currently have enough money in our current fiscal year to make that program free in 2017 as planned and promised and as well as funding the homeless service 24/7 january and june of this fiscal year. >> supervisors ben rosenfield controller the loss of sales tax one and $37 million of loss we've discussed as the and elsewhere there are other revenues in the current year so, yes there is money available in the current year to support the appropriation from my perspective the discussion here regarding this program and services trees and those things it largely a conversation regarding not the current fiscal year but the next fiscal yea

how we replacing manufacturing jobs and not likely to be replaced in the forms they were like ben rosenfieldel supporting the navy arts but what can can be think internal work of many difference from small to medium enterprises the engines are growing and the way we've seen stunt and this region not just in the bay but we as a new yorker he speak about the bay area i speak about what city but we have four mayors offices an area that many of us look at the bay area will think of is h as progressive and entrepreneurial and this is what is so important that is a period of change were we worried many of us in terms of jobs and loss and creation this is a success that many of the entrepreneurs bring to our city is exciting for the jokes you create and exciting for the job recreation but for the stimulus you bring to the city and the ability to leverage so much creative talent in the areas that are specialized electronics to fashion to the micro brewery across the spectrum you work at to be part of glths one area we work on immigrations and again your cities all of them have a significant populati

office about where we have our closet ties to work and services from wells fargo we want to thank ben rosenfield the controller's office for putting together that document for us which we've all received colleagues a represents that we don't cut wells fargo from underwriting our bonds and that is a significant service because as a result of taking away working with wells fargo we will see that the bonds bids might come in at a higher level that meet cost the city more but as a compromise i'd like to have the treasurer's office ask wells fargo to talk about the impacts of their fraudulent activities on san franciscans that was asked about a merger with wells fargo wells fargo has not respondents last week as well we have a representative from equally was here in committee talked about working with the city by we've seen no. much work together the city on behalf of the wells fargo towards the city answering the questions is where he about the magnitude of san franciscans that have been impacted by their fraudulent activities and what measures wells fargo will take to recommend that so what the ame

how we replacing manufacturing jobs and not likely to be replaced in the forms they were like ben rosenfieldel supporting the navy arts but what can can be think internal work of many difference from small to medium enterprises the engines are growing and the way we've seen stunt and this region not just in the bay but we as a new yorker he speak about the bay area i speak about what city but we have four mayors offices an area that many of us look at the bay area will think of is h as progressive and entrepreneurial and this is what is so important that is a period of change were we worried many of us in terms of jobs and loss and creation this is a success that many of the entrepreneurs bring to our city is exciting for the jokes you create and exciting for the job recreation but for the stimulus you bring to the city and the ability to leverage so much creative talent in the areas that are specialized electronics to fashion to the micro brewery across the spectrum you work at to be part of glths one area we work on immigrations and again your cities all of them have a significant populati

how we replacing manufacturing jobs and not likely to be replaced in the forms they were like ben rosenfieldel supporting the navy arts but what can can be think internal work of many difference from small to medium enterprises the engines are growing and the way we've seen stunt and this region not just in the bay but we as a new yorker he speak about the bay area i speak about what city but we have four mayors offices an area that many of us look at the bay area will think of is h as progressive and entrepreneurial and this is what is so important that is a period of change were we worried many of us in terms of jobs and loss and creation this is a success that many of the entrepreneurs bring to our city is exciting for the jokes you create and exciting for the job recreation but for the stimulus you bring to the city and the ability to leverage so much creative talent in the areas that are specialized electronics to fashion to the micro brewery across the spectrum you work at to be part of glths one area we work on immigrations and again your cities all of them have a significant populati

how we replacing manufacturing jobs and not likely to be replaced in the forms they were like ben rosenfieldteel supporting the navy arts but what can can be think internal work of many difference from small to medium enterprises the engines are growing and the way we've seen stunt and this region not just in the bay but we as a new yorker he speak about the bay area i speak about what city but we have four mayors offices an area that many of us look at the bay area will think of is h as progressive and entrepreneurial and this is what is so important that is a period of change were we worried many of us in terms of jobs and loss and creation this is a success that many of the entrepreneurs bring to our city is exciting for the jokes you create and exciting for the job recreation but for the stimulus you bring to the city and the ability to leverage so much creative talent in the areas that are specialized electronics to fashion to the micro brewery across the spectrum you work at to be part of glths one area we work on immigrations and again your cities all of them have a significant popula

thank kate hartley as well for making up that $30 million amount and thank you to our corral ben rosenfieldnd nadya and bob beck for the documents you've provided my colleagues and i are censured concerned about the likelihood on the state efforts for e rap and to extend the ifd for 5 years and other colleagues mentioned the potential local bonds and i also think there is a commitment to treasure island and i think that is critical that we follow through but needs of other districts my colleagues mentioned it is important but a commitment made to treasure island in this development to see strong affordability the letter we received from sherry the director of tihdi emphasize the homeless and veterans and project but the charities with the mercy housing is critical for treasure island and the many families that and people that currently live on treasure island as well i'll be supporting that and supporting effort in the last few days a few few of us sure we're living up to the affordability but up to the next board to share there are bonds that move forward their equitable looking at the tre

how we replacing manufacturing jobs and not likely to be replaced in the forms they were like ben rosenfieldel supporting the navy arts but what can can be think internal work of many difference from small to medium enterprises the engines are growing and the way we've seen stunt and this region not just in the bay but we as a new yorker he speak about the bay area i speak about what city but we have four mayors offices an area that many of us look at the bay area will think of is h as progressive and entrepreneurial and this is what is so important that is a period of change were we worried many of us in terms of jobs and loss and creation this is a success that many of the entrepreneurs bring to our city is exciting for the jokes you create and exciting for the job recreation but for the stimulus you bring to the city and the ability to leverage so much creative talent in the areas that are specialized electronics to fashion to the micro brewery across the spectrum you work at to be part of glths one area we work on immigrations and again your cities all of them have a significant populati

how we replacing manufacturing jobs and not likely to be replaced in the forms they were like ben rosenfieldteel supporting the navy arts but what can can be think internal work of many difference from small to medium enterprises the engines are growing and the way we've seen stunt and this region not just in the bay but we as a new yorker he speak about the bay area i speak about what city but we have four mayors offices an area that many of us look at the bay area will think of is h as progressive and entrepreneurial and this is what is so important that is a period of change were we worried many of us in terms of jobs and loss and creation this is a success that many of the entrepreneurs bring to our city is exciting for the jokes you create and exciting for the job recreation but for the stimulus you bring to the city and the ability to leverage so much creative talent in the areas that are specialized electronics to fashion to the micro brewery across the spectrum you work at to be part of glths one area we work on immigrations and again your cities all of them have a significant popula

ben rosenfield controller. i can talk about technically where the budget sits given j and k on the november ballot so as you recall the proposed budget and the adopted budget for the city for the current fiscal year assumed the passage of a three quarter cents sale tax on the ballot and assumed in both years of twot year budget. that revenue was assumed at approximately $37 million and the fiscal year we're in and annualized in the budget for next fiscal year to approximately 155 million. the budget also contained corresponding expenditures that effectively we're spending that revenue. they largely mirrored the spending plan outlined on proposition j on the ballot so approximately $50 million analyzed for homeless service enhancements, $100 million for transportation enhancements. those revenues were obviously uncertain at the time the budget was adopted by the board and signed by the mayor and as practice for us the controller's office held reserves in the budget on the possibility those should fail so we disc

ben rosenfield controller. i can talk about technically where the budget sits given j and k on the november ballot so as you recall the proposed budget and the adopted budget for the city for the current fiscal year assumed the passage of a three quarter cents sale tax on the ballot and assumed in both years of twot year budget. that revenue was assumed at approximately $37 million and the fiscal year we're in and annualized in the budget for next fiscal year to approximately 155 million. the budget also contained corresponding expenditures that effectively we're spending that revenue. they largely mirrored the spending plan outlined on proposition j on the ballot so approximately $50 million analyzed for homeless service enhancements, $100 million for transportation enhancements. those revenues were obviously uncertain at the time the budget was adopted by the board and signed by the mayor and as practice for us the controller's office held reserves in the budget on the possibility those should fail so we disc

ben rosenfield controller. i can talk about technically where the budget sits given j and k on the november ballot so as you recall the proposed budget and the adopted budget for the city for the current fiscal year assumed the passage of a three quarter cents sale tax on the ballot and assumed in both years of twot year budget. that revenue was assumed at approximately $37 million and the fiscal year we're in and annualized in the budget for next fiscal year to approximately 155 million. the budget also contained corresponding expenditures that effectively we're spending that revenue. they largely mirrored the spending plan outlined on proposition j on the ballot so approximately $50 million analyzed for homeless service enhancements, $100 million for transportation enhancements. those revenues were obviously uncertain at the time the budget was adopted by the board and signed by the mayor and as practice for us the controller's office held reserves in the budget on the possibility those should fail so we disc