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blackwell, if he has the time available, and others, so that we have a robust discussion about what this means. the physical project and these other issues are around public benefits. [crosstalk] >> i think that's fine, but it's like they are all in house people. it would seem that there might be some other expertise around who can look at it from a different perspective. i don't know who those people are. with a little searching around, i think there are outside consultants, somebody that has some perspective other than the redevelopment agency staff. >> since we are having a discussion on this and linda is starting to get nervous, i am talking to rich about getting someone from outside city government to talk to us on april 7th when you have informational hearing on treasure island. i don't know who that is, but the first one done in the city was here. that was the first one. there are people out there -- commissioner antonini: maybe someone from the governor's office would have a perspective on it. a couple of items -- many of you may have been watching the n.c.a.a. division one men's

. >> we could have available frank blackwell who heads of the redevelopment agency because he is tracking what the implications would be. >> are you referencing the redevelopment legislation? >> yes. >> specifically for san francisco and puc plans. >> i don't think we're going to see a compromise soon. i anticipate as having a special election in june. governor has been working so hard to get more republicans on board and has been unsuccessful. this weekend's republican convention was like a salem witch trial for anyone who seeks to even have the people vote on a tax, a potential tax increase. the governor is not even proposing a tax increase, he is committing to his promise to put the issue before the people and let the people decide. the republicans will even let him do that. we're going to be a tremendous impasse and i don't know if the city's are going to be a to compromise on this issue soon. >> from a strictly puc perspective, we're not affected directly but we have customers at the shipyard and customers that treasure island who are greatly impacted by it. how we grow or don't grow

while some companies listed on the other strangle and console them multiple of limitations and told blackwell of whom i am communications explains what's causing the jitters and look so big prospects for the market. there is a lot of nervousness in the market at the moment driven by what's happening globally and that certainly for some filters ensure that the russian market is well and so i think where it is in a more benign environment you may see a wider range of companies being able to closely be able to get us away right now there's a lot more scrutiny around the stories investors their criteria and their sort of see us around dropping them up in a market like this it is still possible to do i.p.o.'s in this market and if you've got the right story and you meet the right criteria it's still possible to do it right now if you look at all of these are listed russian companies in actual fact very tough for a very wide range of sectors already and now you see from toilet paper helicopters you've got a lot of deals that are potentially out. there if they meet the right criteria that there will

fred blackwell, director of redevelopment agency. we have jeff go down, sfpd. sonali bose, sfmta. bob sitting in for phil ginsburg from iraq and park -- from rec adn park. -- rec and park. next up, we have greg wagner, who is going to be via a little bit on the budget. you can use that microphone right there. >> thank you very much, supervisor cohen. i wanted to set the stage by walking briefly through an overview of what our budget problem is, to set the stage for the conversation we are going to have and give a little bit of background on why we are all here tonight and what the challenges are that are facing us collectively over the next three months as we need to balance our budget. so as you know, the city charter requires us to have a balanced budget every year. unlike the federal government, we cannot borrow money and operate at a deficit. this is an ironclad requirement. it requires us to ensure that our sources and the money coming into the city are equal to our users, and that is the expenditures we make. when we look ahead at next year, we do a projection of what our re

but just a couple of things -- i am fred blackwell from the san francisco redevelopment agency. we are not a general fund department. we are funded through a mechanism called tax increment financing, which basically means in redevelopment project areas, with give the intrigue -- we give the increases and property tax developments and put that money back into its product development areas. our product areas in district 10 are bayview hunters point, and the hunters point shipyard, basically. our biggest budget question this year -- if you have not been reading the newspaper -- is whether or not we will be around. the governor, as part of his budget in january, proposed the elimination of redevelopment agencies statewide. the current status right now in sacramento is that the governor does not have the 2/3 votes needed to actually move that proposal forward. there is rumor that the proposal may be redrafted in a way that will allow him to pursue a majority vote in the legislature. it is not clear as to whether or not the majority is there to eliminate redevelopment. that all being

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well some companies not successfully others struggle and cancel their multi-billion flotations tom blackwell from communications explains what's causing the jitters and most of the prospects of the market. there is a lot of nervousness and evocative about nutrition by what's happening globally and that certainly fits in focusing to the russian rocket as well and so i think that whereas in a more benign environment you may see a wider range of companies being able to close and being able to get deals the way right now is a lot more scrutiny around stories and best as their criteria and that sort of set us and wrapped up in a month in a market like this it is still possible to be right here in this market and if you've got the right story and you meet the right criteria it's still possible to do it right now if you look at all of. the listed russian companies in actual fact they cover a very wide range of sectors already and now you see them toilet paper helicopters to shoes you've got a lot of deals that are potentially out. that if they meet the right criteria that they will be. russia's two

companies a list excess from the other strangle and cancel their multi-billion flotations and tom blackwell from the communications explains what's causing the jitters and looks at the prospects for the market. there is a lot of nervousness in the market about it driven by what's happening globally and that certainly fits in filters into the russian market as well and so i think it is in a more benign environment you may see a wider range of companies being able to close to being able to get deals the way right now there's a lot more scrutiny around stories investors their criteria and their sort of sit ups and grabbed up with. it is still possible to do right here in this market and if you've got the right story you meet the right criteria it's still possible to do it right now if you look at all of. the listed russian companies in actual fact they cover a very wide range of sectors already and now you see three toilet paper helicopters you've got a lot of deals that are potentially out there that if they meet the right criteria they're very there will be demand not just the largest oil co

with that, i would like to welcome angela glover blackwell, founder and ceo of policylink.[applause] >> i am delighted to be here and thrilled we're having this conversation because i think it is a conversation that is long overdue and we need to really explore in depth what it is that is going to be required for us to create a society in which everyone can participate and prosper. we are an organization at policylink dedicated to equity. what do i mean? just and fair inclusion into a society in which all can participate and prosper. as we think about the future and think about the future of this nation and what the challenges will be, equity looms as one of the things we're going to have to understand in depth, develop strategies to pursue it, policies that support it and measures that allow us to know how we are doing as we go along the bank why? because we think the future depends on what we do about equity. let me say a word about what i think some of the major challenges are we're going to have to confront as we go forward. one of those is going to have to -- will have

with that, i would like to welcome angela glover blackwell, founder and ceo of policylink.[applause] >> i am delighted to be here and thrilled we're having this conversation because i think it is a conversation that is long overdue and we need to really explore in depth what it is that is going to be required for us to create a society in which everyone can participate and prosper. we are an organization at policylink dedicated to equity. what do i mean? just and fair inclusion into a society in which all can participate and prosper. as we think about the future and think about the future of this nation and what the challenges will be, equity looms as one of the things we're going to have to understand in depth, develop strategies to pursue it, policies that support it and measures that allow us to know how we are doing as we go along the bank why? because we think the future depends on what we do about equity. let me say a word about what i think some of the major challenges are we're going to have to confront as we go forward. one of those is going to have to -- will have