items acted upon today will appear on the november 3rd board of supervisors board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated item one a resolution 30 years the district 2 to amend it's contract with health 316 for the services to enable the services for thirty thousand clients in community residential car facilities and increasing the contract to approximately, $107 million ending june we have dpw here to speak. >> i ran up here sorry i'm not that calm i work in dpw i want to apologize we had to continue this with respect a little bit inconsistent in the resolution the other thing about this contract this is confusing for us how to represent it was under an agency a called asian-american recovery services that merged with health right 360 they assume the contract that is why the contract changed we restarted when the contract transferred originally we were 6 years and 10 and back to 5 and a half that is the reason for the big reduction the contract merger happened mid year december 31st we inadvertently double counted the amount we thought we needed we're okay with the reduction that

a body on which the board of supervisors and many other city leaders set. >> recommendation nine, dt recruited dedicated exclusively to dt and other it staffing needs. >> will not be implemented. this is beyond the jurisdiction of the board of supervisors, so the board will support dt and its effort and evaluate any possible staffing reports during the annual process. >> the final recommendation is number 10. dt need to hire business -- new reorganization and new initiative. >> this has been implemented. this is largely beyond the jurisdiction of the board of supervisors, but as the department response indicated, there's an engagement process as apart of this pre-organization working on these efforts and have funding for additional staff to do so. and so that's the final recommendation, and with that, chairman yee, i propose that as our official response from the board of supervisors. speaker: thank you very much, supervisor breed. first of all, can we have a motion to file number one. >> because the recommendations three, four, and five has an implementation to be in the future, it w

will be the start date of the thirty days statureyly required period for the rates bra the board of supervisors. >> then excuse me. >> between the 8 and 18 we would expect the board and mayor to authorize the execution of supply contracts we are noting here an important benchmark for us to follow on january 1st pg&e will have new rates into effective this is important to us our affordability benchmark are we at or below pg&es rates we're noting that here we'll move forward under the two-step contracting process up mentioned move into the second step the confirm phrase and get best and financial statements through the conforms from over suppliers and he will sign on the doted line to procure power on the 1 of january under this schedule we'll expecting to issue our first statureyly notification and then that will allow us to moved on march 16 and the beginning of the thirty day quiet period in between us and pg&e and customers will get the service in the middle of april i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you just looking at the latter part of timeline. >> yeah. >> on page 5 slide 9.

will be the start date of the thirty days statureyly required period for the rates bra the board of supervisors. >> then excuse me. >> between the 8 and 18 we would expect the board and mayor to authorize the execution of supply contracts we are noting here an important benchmark for us to follow on january 1st pg&e will have new rates into effective this is important to us our affordability benchmark are we at or below pg&es rates we're noting that here we'll move forward under the two-step contracting process up mentioned move into the second step the confirm phrase and get best and financial statements through the conforms from over suppliers and he will sign on the doted line to procure power on the 1 of january under this schedule we'll expecting to issue our first statureyly notification and then that will allow us to moved on march 16 and the beginning of the thirty day quiet period in between us and pg&e and customers will get the service in the middle of april i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you just looking at the latter part of timeline. >> yeah. >> on page 5 slide 9.

at the board of supervisors hearing. there is one more read at the next hearing but this legislation was an ordinance sponsored by supervisor campos and we don't see any reason why that won't move forward. that will likely be our newest individual landmark. there is additional legislation that will be sponsored by supervisor kim's office. it's a filipino cultural heritage district in the mission district. this is a policy outlined in the west soma area plan along with an lgbt social and cultural heritage. both are picked up in the central soma draft area which will be coming to you in the next year. the supervisor wants to get a head start on this particularly because there is a number of folks in the community that wanted to see some momentum behind developing a district. so we are working closely with supervisor kim's office. i just wanted to make you aware of it in case you hear any murmuring about it. the architectural heritage is working with the board of supervisors and the community and we are working with a model

you want you'll have to please think about what is want you want to do some people on the board of supervisorsay want to create a new community with the planning but i'd like to think the majority of this board of supervisors is on the side of the people of san francisco siemens corporation those that see the projection and vote to uphold the appeal thank you >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good evening board i'll make this quick a quick question in house how many of you are born and raised or living receipt you see how small that number is those are the people that voted you all in here you're kicking of out how will be that who will vote for you with that said, i'm in district 6 and worked in there 4 four or five years and the soma and arts it is path eric i'm ready when this hits the t s we'll be ready thank you. >> next speaker >> good evening excuse me. i'm marie an organizer with the cause i work everyday with tenant in the missions fighting the massive wave of displacement that are pushing out walking latinos and the gentrification of changing the fabric of our neighborhood for

at the board of supervisors hearing. there is one more read at the next hearing but this legislation was an ordinance sponsored by supervisor campos and we don't see any reason why that won't move forward. that will likely be our newest individual landmark. there is additional legislation that will be sponsored by supervisor kim's office. it's a filipino cultural heritage district in the mission district. this is a policy outlined in the west soma area plan along with an lgbt social and cultural heritage. both are picked up in the central soma draft area which will be coming to you in the next year. the supervisor wants to get a head start on this particularly because there is a number of folks in the community that wanted to see some momentum behind developing a district. so we are working closely with supervisor kim's office. i just wanted to make you aware of it in case you hear any murmuring about it. the architectural heritage is working with the board of supervisors and the community and we are working with a model

including our city and state senator our former city attorney and 5 members of the san francisco board of supervisors and most of peripheries i had the honor of serving with too times they elected me as board president newsom for more go to www.drnpa.org aaron 2015.com for the respect and however, the most respect i hope to get our support in november thank

afternoon and congratulate him and, um, as you know, i -- i will work with of member of the board of supervisors -- with every member of the board of supervisors because that's how we get things done. >> reporter: it's going to be an interesting meeting to say the least because these two have not gotten along. the mayor and his friends spent a lot of money and the attacks were personal against mr. peskin. and now he reclaims his seat and probably his office. >> did mr. lee run against anybody? >> against himself and it was an interesting twist. mayor lee was basically run unopposed except for a series of one shot candidates that were just out there to say hi, how about me? and 45% of the voters in the first round said yeah, anybody but mayor lee. so he has his work cut out, as well. >> airbnb may be the biggest winner because if they had to duplicate this in a bunch of cities -- >> i don't know if they are a winner yet. they spent over $8 million to try to defeat this measure. if you had to duplicate that like you said in other cities it would kill their bottom line. but they only won by 10 poin

>> welcome everybody to a special meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors budget and finance commission for november 9th, 2015. i'm thank you, charles crem nack and jennifer low from san francisco geof and the clerk of the committee, ms. wong. do we have any announcements. >> please science any carolinas and electronic devices and documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. thank you. >> could you call items 1-4. >> item 4, resolution adopting findings under the california environment quality act and its guidelines including the adoption of a mitigation monitoring and reporting program and a statement of overriding considerations, in connection with the development of the golden state warriors event center and mixed-use development at miss bay south blocks 29 to 3 and mission bay south redevelopment plan. item 2, ordinance amending the administrative code to establish a fund to pay for the city services and capital improvements addressing transportation and other needs of the community in connection with the events at the golden state warrio

we cited that as one of the reasons why we believe that the board of supervisors should approve and see each one of these contracts, and not delegate authority to the director, as i understand it as the department concurs with that on that. and so, we stated on the top of page, 32, that this legislation, would authorize that delegation and authority, and we also, note that, our, recommendations on the bottom of page 32, we recommend that you amend to provide approval of the master license agreements as of september, 22, 2014, mobile, and the ver izon, as of november, 30, 2014, and mobility and we recommend that you recommend the proposed resolution, to delete the future approval authority of the master license agreements to the director of transportation, rather than requiring the future approval by the board of supervisors if the revenue is to be generated exceed, $1 million and we recommend that au prove it as amended. >> thank you very much, mr. rose. supervisor, do you have questions? >> colleagues any other questions for our budget analyst. >> okay? we will open this up to public c

we want to anytime misses the things not to the voters we can't can change the law over the board of supervisors who wrote the law was the board of supervisors but once the people have the voting is harder to do; right? >> thank you, commissioner. >> thank you that was very educational thanks. >> thanks. >> we need to open up for public comment and before we close. >> is there anyone out there who would like to comment on this public comment on this? >> everyone in a coma. >> all right. seeing none, move on public comment is closed. and next item. >> all right. we're moving on to item 5 which is the presentation discussion on the implementation of the family-friendly we have a policy person with the department is dependent on the status of women that's primary what you're presentation in the pauktsdz i have a copy felt brochure and form for the employer and the employee as well but if there's any nitty-gritty details of the policy that there would possible be follow-up responses that we may need to get to you. >> good afternoon, everyone on behalf of the the departments an is status on women tha

including our city and state senator our former city attorney and 5 members of the san francisco board of supervisors and most of peripheries i had the honor of serving with too times they elected me as board president newsom for more go to www.drnpa.org aaron 2015.com for the respect and however, the most respect i hope to get our support in november thank atten. >> i'm pleased to introduce our mortgage rapport an, etc. any sheryl anchors the a.m. and cast on nbc channel 7 monday through friday additionally she is the host of the emmy award-winning show i don't understand the headlines that look at in depth issues and hollering a lornlt volunteer for the league of women voters mother ratting many of the forums and a past recipient of the league of women winner of the award we're very honored to welcome sheryl jennings here tonight (clapping.) >> thank you so much for getting we have so many great questions trying to get them consolidated i'm really, really honored to be here with the distinguished panel rincon hill for district 3 tonight is an honor to work with the san francisco league of women vot

we want to anytime misses the things not to the voters we can't can change the law over the board of supervisors who wrote the law was the board of supervisors but once the people have the voting is harder to do; right? >> thank you, commissioner. >> thank you that was very educational thanks. >> thanks. >> we need to open up for public comment and before we close. >> is there anyone out there who would like to comment on this public comment on this? >> everyone in a coma. >> all right. seeing none, move on public comment is closed. and next item. >> all right. we're moving on to item 5 which is the presentation discussion on the implementation of the family-friendly we have a policy person with the department is dependent on the status of women that's primary what you're presentation in the pauktsdz i have a copy felt brochure and form for the employer and the employee as well but if there's any nitty-gritty details of the policy that there would possible be follow-up responses that we may need to get to you. >> good afternoon, everyone on behalf of the the departments an is status on women tha

other was sets up the program and provides we provide the information to the mire and the board of supervisors of which then it is their troblts determine how for this program is. >> right. >> rights so but the one thing that will be required by our office i know the controller's office we'll work with the controller's office so set a measurement in the application process of somebody says i have 38 employees there is something - we need to set up some chief of a verification process to be determined but through are definitely has to be items that the business and the property owner has to submit by the ask for their submitting under penalty of perjury that information is credit correct bullet stake what that is. >> it could be a redacted payroll report from within the last 90 days or something like that you can redictate personal fox but i think it is they can'ty any type of investigative efforts on our part other than a piece of donate. >> it will be documents they're required to submit you. >> i think there is one thing that everyone has document how many employees that's right the payroll

california codes and very lengthy process first, we introduced a regulation of intent to form the board of supervisors passed seems that's pending a final read at the board a resolution of intent to on or about bones has passed weave given an informational presentation at the capital committee we're here updating you on our plan and asking for your approval of the mou and introducing the actual infrastructure fence plan to the boards the interrogation to bonds and the mou if all goes well, we expect the board of supervisors approval in march and the actual he f d in april. >> i'm not sure why the right side didn't do that that's it i'm here i'm available to answer any questions you might have. >> is there a motion? >> informational. >> no. there's an action. >> no yeah. sorry commissioners way the way sushth reads you have to weigh in on the final approval language. >> we won't do that to you again, i apologize. >> so moved and public comment he have toby. >> good afternoon commissioners this is very good to see you once again i'm here today or this afternoon ta to represent the advisory committee tha

of the police and holds the police educational (clapping.) supervisor. >> our police district 3 got stand to includes market street and district 3 we had a vote at the boardsupervisors whether to bring our police staffing to the minimum that was set decades ago when you're our population was 10 thousand to less the vote was 10 to 5 i voted yes, the supervisors supported arena noetd vote no, we need jobs and meth services what the captain lazarus needs police to stop burglars and car break i am sorry i'm exists about the people that on the force they're young and bilingual they can make a real difference i think it is important we have an adequately staffs police force and need a new police station since mr. president wesson kin was in office we need to roommate central we haven't done it i'll get it done. >> (clapping.) i considered crime as a priority in chinatown now it seems like the police is working a little bit more with directly with the residents whereas, before when we had seniors afraid to go to the police officer every meeting the fierce tuesday of every week captain lazzaro through a think interpreter tries to reach out to the community more b

items acted upon today will appear on the november 17th board of supervisors board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> you thank you very much also want to let people know the overflow room is located in the north white court. >> item one an ordinance for the administrative code for the housing unit the certificate of preference holders and second to tenants evicted under the ellis act and create a affordable unit located. >> thank you very much colleagues i'll not repeat what i said last week when we heard this item it is criminally bold and important legislation for residents of san francisco last week every single on the committee acknowledged our affordable housing lottery system as having serious challenges and flaws neighborhoods that will accept the development and housing when it comes time to fill the units residents are oftentimes excluded or just left at the wayside the quadriceps is deis it a fair statement, to communicated the african-american whom has been leading the leaving the city at an alarming rate so last week, we heard from dozens of long term resident

this - this is a basically needs of people you know human beings needs shelter now i'm have - board of supervisorsr board of directors that this is the right time to approve and to have the kindness of the people in the neighborhood. >> now i have to tell you this every time the forest city is asking for of their dialogue to us we always have this invitation that we are having a meeting in information from the forest city for the project we're well-informed about it and we knew that this was really good for our community now i want to - (inaudible). >> thank you your time is up. >> thank you very much. >> (inaudible). >> i'm sorry ma'am, your your time is up. >> thank you. >> (clapping). >> good afternoon, supervisors and everyone. >> i live in this neighborhood and he agree that developers who want to build here should contribute to the community i am supporting this project because this developer is contributing to the community first of all, let's be honest they're not taking a single person kicking a survival person out of the community but openly the doors to hundreds of new homes that are be

items acted upon today will appear on the november 17th board of supervisors board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> you thank you very much also want to let people know the overflow room is located in the north white court. >> item one an ordinance for the administrative code for the housing unit the certificate of preference holders and second to tenants evicted under the ellis act and create a affordable unit located. >> thank you very much colleagues i'll not repeat what i said last week when we heard this item it is criminally bold and important legislation for residents of san francisco last week every single on the committee acknowledged our affordable housing lottery system as having serious challenges and flaws neighborhoods that will accept the development and housing when it comes time to fill the units residents are oftentimes excluded or just left at the wayside the quadriceps is deis it a fair statement, to communicated the african-american whom has been leading the leaving the city at an alarming rate so last week, we heard from dozens of long term resident

and that moral arc of universe has had a long time bending so why not every member of that board of supervisors just do the rights moral thing (clapping.) since they reneged on the 40 acres and over mule gives our 40 percent for residents preference (clapping.) madam president. >> and supervisors first of all, thank you for bringing to forwards many of us have been talking about that in the community inform so many years it goes back to reverend brown are i was walking with a cane when our hair was not gray we were trying to implement the neighborhood preference because of what has happened and supervisor breed thank you so much those last statistics prove the point it do not all the things on 25 and the programs they have now the reality is it is for african-americans they're not working it doesn't matter how well intended it is not working we're leaving the city in droves the certificate of preference is not work because neither the redevelopment agency or the successor are the city put a dime into finding certificate of preference and their elderly and you'll not allow their children to inhe

last year we worked very closely with the board of supervisors, which was amending the current legislation on direct lobbyists and the board shows unanimously to exempt nonprofits from the legislation because of the potential showing chilling effect on nonprofit advocacy. the city relies on a diverse strong nonprofit sector on the front lines of healthcare, safety net environmental issues and other social issues. this legislation this ballot measure, will cause nonprofits to be afraid to engage in advocacy. i have worked for many many years with nonprofits that have misconceptions around the concept's role was. many things are not even allowed to lobby the irs increases its scrutiny of nonprofits that do expensive lobbying. the foundations hesitate to fund him and we need to be sure that they can engage in the public debate >> thank you very much, dedicate a lena? >> thank you. i appreciate the league putting this together. let me say that this opposition, proposition c, the key is transparency. before i go into that let me also note the ethics commission is the organization that put it on

it will be debated by the board of supervisors. this follows the tragic shooting death in july of kate steinle along san francisco's waterfront. katie -- janine? >> reporter: it sure is a controversial issue. here in santa clara county, it's been designated a sanctuary city since 2011. but today, county leaders are going to look to see if they should make changes to that. the santa clarita counter -- county board of supervisors is set to meet today to discuss whether to amend the county sanctuary city policy. that status protects undocumented immigrants. but the whole debate over century city reignited this summer when juan francisco lopez-sanchez, allegedly shot and killed kate steinle along san francisco's waterfront. lopez-sanchez had been deported five times before. right now, santa clara county ignores retainer orders. it does not hold an inmate past their release date if i.c.e. request that. the district attorney supports notifying i.c.e. about undocumented immigrants who have committed violent felonies. county supervisors are

and talking with the wilcox family where this law oriented we introduced laura's law they board of supervisors with the support of mayor ed lee we were able to put it through and it is so important for those here in san francisco and when we think about families to make sure they have the opportunity resources that they need and they feel their supportive by their communities and doing everything we can for those families to make sure we help them ultimately it is giving a choice and maneuvering that we get get those individuals the help they need and the reality they're off medication and don't realize they have been mental health issues it is a changing situation for everybody around this the poushth treatment. >> is one tool in the tool shed to get the people the help they did medications and others treatment and wrap around services they'll receive in this year facility to put them on their own two feet i want to thank so much people that were involved joe and barbara garcia from dpw and so many people a number of national and salvation and nominee and nominee sf and a leader on this issue

we are very excited to partner with the mayor and board of supervisor and board of education and i are absolutely commit today working with the teachers union making these opportunities realty. enough from me, i think you should hear from somebody who is one of those educators and we are so lucky to have her. mr. mayor would you introduce her? she deserves to be introduced by the mayor. thank you for being here. >> thank you superintendened. simply, lindy dawnally is a speech and language teacher-i used to call it language arts in middle school. she is at the james lick middle school but we wanted her here to just talk about the challenges that teachers have but also her own experience so lindsey please come up and thank you for joining us. >> so, as mayor lee said my name is lindy dawnany and i'm a speech language pathology and work at james lick middle school and willy brown middle school. i'm here to tell you about my process purchasesing a home at 1400 mission. i was hired by the district a couple years ago and it was my dream job. when i moved here i was surprised how expensive re

entities in the city,, the chronicle, the examiner, several former mayors, members of the board of supervisors, other types of good governmental organizations, indicates that we did a pretty good thing. i think we ought to blend our own horn for. this is the first-i would've liked to seen something that had gone out in regards to our general materials that go out on a regular basis at least acknowledging that we had put proposition c on about. this is the first opportunity to do it and i'm taking a little time to crow about it because i think we should on behalf of all of us and the people of san francisco are well served by you. it will talk later on about some the things were waiting--i would like to state to the gentleman from coleman, an organization i've known for a long productive time and worked with over many years tragically when i was in the san francisco public defender's office and respect very much, you don't have a thing to worry about it you absolutely nothing to worry about in regard to this. it affects nonprofits like yours from doing the kinds of civic involvement that you be

california codes and very lengthy process first, we introduced a regulation of intent to form the board of supervisors passed seems that's pending a final read at the board a resolution of intent to on or about bones has passed weave given an informational presentation at the capital committee we're here updating you on our plan and asking for your approval of the mou and introducing the actual infrastructure fence plan to the boards the interrogation to bonds and the mou if all goes well, we expect the board of supervisors approval in march and the actual he f d in april. >> i'm not sure why the right side didn't do that that's it i'm here i'm available to answer any questions you might have. >> is there a motion? >> informational. >> no. there's an action. >> no yeah. sorry commissioners way the way sushth reads you have to weigh in on the final approval language. >> we won't do that to you again, i apologize. >> so moved and public comment he have toby. >> good afternoon commissioners this is very good to see you once again i'm here today or this afternoon ta to represent the advisory committee tha

adjourned in memory of the following individual on behalf of at the suggestion of supervisor: what behalf of the entire boardors for the late rev. dr. victor lee majerus. >> this brings us to the end of our agenda get madam clerk, is there any other business before us today? >> that concludes our business for today >> thank you everyone. we are adjourned. >>[gavel] >> good morning, i will call to order this monthly meeting of the san francisco county transportation authority. i'm scott weiner the chair of the authority. clerk please call the roll. >> avalos, commissioner breed, commissioner campos, commissioner christensen, commissioner cohen, commissioner farrell. commissioner,

adjourned in memory of the following individual on behalf of at the suggestion of supervisor: what behalf of the entire boardors for the late rev. dr. victor lee majerus. >> this brings us to the end of our agenda get madam clerk, is there any other business before us today? >> that concludes our business for today >> thank you everyone. we are adjourned. >>[gavel] use and transportation committee occurring on october 26, 2015 will begin shortly. >> good afternoon. i want to welcome you to the regular meet ofg land use and transportation. my name is malia cohen and the chair the committee and to the right is supervisor scott wiener and jane kim will join us. i like to thank sf gov tv, jim smith and [inaudible] to asest with todays broadwast >> please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. [inaudible] submit today the clerk. items will appear on the november 3 board

puc authority to enter into the mid option, one contracts without further approval of the board of supervisors is one time and for the specific purpose of entering into a three to five contract, with each of one or more of the three approved bid option one providers, namely the energy services and morgan stanley and to state that the total amount of the letters of credit will not exceed, 40 million, and that you submit the reports to the board of supervisors and the program costs and the rate changed by the puc to recover the costs in comparison of the clean water, san francisco and the rates, and finally we consider the approval to be a policy matter, and because the proposed ordinance, weighs on the section, 9.118, and authorizing the puc to enter the contracts of ten million or more, without the further approval. >> thank you. >> and any puc agreement with these? >> yes, the puc, concurs with these recommendations for the additional authority, requested in this ordinance. >> okay. >> thank you very much. >> and nr rose i want to thank you for your team for the detailed work. >> colleagues a

of "need your supervisor." we will be back with one of our 11 city supervisors. ♪ >> welcome everybody to a special meeting of the san francisco boardf supervisors budget and finance commission for november 9th, 2015. i'm thank you, charles crem nack and jennifer low from san francisco geof and the clerk of the committee, ms. wong. do we have any announcements. >> plea

adjourned in memory of the following individual on behalf of at the suggestion of supervisor: what behalf of the entire boardors for the late rev. dr. victor lee majerus. >> this brings us to the end of our agenda get madam clerk, is there any other business before us today? >> that concludes our business for today >> thank you everyone. we are adjourned. >>[gavel] (clapping.) >> i want to welcome you all to it press conference i'm signing a member of getting to zero and hiv the research unit in the san francisco district 2 on behalf of barbara garcia the director of public health and the cyber come storm i want to talk about the 3 goals of getting to zero the zero inspections and preventable deaths eagle that hiv and discrimination against hiv we have those goals and building we can get there because of tremendous break through these with prevention and attempts by bringing those together we can do that we're launching our 3 spheres initiatives to take advantage of those the first is citywide the preextensive taking a daily pill to prevent new infections and rapid that get people offender the day of diagnos

the final step is accept the public infrastructure by the board of supervisors. the request today is to delegate the acceptance of the public infrastructure to the director of public works and grant the director of property the authority upon director of public works' determination of completion to accept, record grant deeds and easements. i'd be happy to address any questions that you might have. >> thank you very much. colleagues any questions at this time? much appreciated. mr. vander water, why don't we go to our budget analyst report first. mr. rose. >> yes, mr. chairman and members of the committee, on page 7 of our report, we note that the sfmta's estimated cost of purchase four new light-rail vehicles and make other transportation improvements to accommodate the warrior's projects has been state $55.3 million. estimated revenues generated by the warriors $25.4 million, $previously stated revenue shortfall that is shown in table 2 on page 8 of our report. according to the sfmta, the estimated revenue shortfall of that $29.9 million for the transit improveme

items acted upon today will appear on the november 17th board of supervisors board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> you thank you very much also want to let people know the overflow room is located in the north white court. >> item one an ordinance for the administrative code for the housing unit the certificate of preference holders and second to tenants evicted under the ellis act and create a affordable unit located. >> thank you very much colleagues i'll not repeat what i said last week when we heard this item it is criminally bold and important legislation for residents of san francisco last week every single on the committee acknowledged our affordable housing lottery system as having serious challenges and flaws neighborhoods that will accept the development and housing when it comes time to fill the units residents are oftentimes excluded or just left at the wayside the quadriceps is deis it a fair statement, to communicated the african-american whom has been leading the leaving the city at an alarming rate so last week, we heard from dozens of long term resident

the final step is accept the public infrastructure by the board of supervisors. the request today is to delegate the acceptance of the public infrastructure to the director of public works and grant the director of property the authority upon director of public works' determination of completion to accept, record grant deeds and easements. i'd be happy to address any questions that you might have. >> thank you very much. colleagues any questions at this time? much appreciated. mr. vander water, why don't we go to our budget analyst report first. mr. rose. >> yes, mr. chairman and members of the committee, on page 7 of our report, we note that the sfmta's estimated cost of purchase four new light-rail vehicles and make other transportation improvements to accommodate the warrior's projects has been state $55.3 million. estimated revenues generated by the warriors $25.4 million, $previously stated revenue shortfall that is shown in table 2 on page 8 of our report. according to the sfmta, the estimated revenue shortfall of that $29.9 million for the transit improveme