form water garden filtering systems, the first of three natural stormwater gardens is here on buena islandl of ten will be on treasure island. water from storms street runoffs from neighborhoods has the possibility to collect toxic materials as it makes its way back into the surrounding bay. this garden has been a model for future natural filtering systems through out the bay area. >> whenever a storm comes through all of the water, you know it lands on the streets it lands on the top of the buildings, and at times it often collects a lot of heavy metals and greases and it needs to be cleaned and before sent back into the back. it goes into the pipes and stormwater drainage and put into our stormwater basin and then all of the plants and soil you're seeing in there, they are acting as a filter for all those oils and heavy metals and greases and all things that's coming off the roadways coming off the development and so it's treated here in the storm water basin and then it's sent out into the bay as a clearer product and cleaner water which increases our water quality here and throughout t

form water garden filtering systems, the first of three natural stormwater gardens is here on buena islandl of ten will be on treasure island. water from storms, street runoffs from neighborhoods has the possibility to collect toxic materials as it makes its way back into the surrounding bay. this garden has been a model for future, natural filtering systems through out the bay area. >> whenever a storm comes through, all of the water, you know, it lands on the streets, it lands on the top of the buildings, and at times it often collects a lot of heavy metals and greases and it needs to be cleaned and before sent back into the back. it goes into the pipes and stormwater drainage and put into our stormwater basin and then all of the plants and soil you're seeing in there, they are acting as a filter for all those oils and heavy metals and greases and all things that's coming off the roadways, coming off the development and so it's treated here in the storm water basin and then it's sent out into the bay as a clearer product and cleaner water which increases our water quality here and throug

form water garden filtering systems, the first of three natural stormwater gardens is here on buena islandand. water from storms, street runoffs from neighborhoods has the possibility to collect toxic materials as it makes its way back into the surrounding bay. this garden has been a model for future, natural filtering systems through out the bay area. >> whenever a storm comes through, all of the water, you know, it lands on the streets, it lands on the top of the buildings, and at times it often collects a lot of heavy metals and greases and it needs to be cleaned and before sent back into the back. it goes into the pipes and stormwater drainage and put into our stormwater basin and then all of the plants and soil you're seeing in there, they are acting as a filter for all those oils and heavy metals and greases and all things that's coming off the roadways, coming off the development and so it's treated here in the storm water basin and then it's sent out into the bay as a clearer product and cleaner water which increases our water quality here and throughout the bay area. so the struct

form water garden filtering systems, the first of three natural stormwater gardens is here on buena islandl of ten will be on treasure island. water from storms, street runoffs from neighborhoods has the possibility to collect toxic materials as it makes its way back into the surrounding bay. this garden has been a model for future, natural filtering systems through out the bay area. >> whenever a storm comes through, all of the water, you know, it lands on the streets, it lands on the top of the buildings, and at times it often collects a lot of heavy metals and greases and it needs to be cleaned and before sent back into the back. it goes into the pipes and stormwater drainage and put into our stormwater basin and then all of the plants and soil you're seeing in there, they are acting as a filter for all those oils and heavy metals and greases and all things that's coming off the roadways, coming off the development and so it's treated here in the storm water basin and then it's sent out into the bay as a clearer product and cleaner water which increases our water quality here and throug

development authority that strongly discouraging anyone from visiting both treasure island and the yerba buena island during new year's eve due to ongoing construction in that area. not to mention, parking will be tough as viewing areas for the fireworks show they say, will be extremely limited. yeah, sure. >> okay, stephanie. thank you. >> a big break in a cold case, a clue uncovered 37 years ago has finally resulted in answers in a woman's disappearance dating back to 1972. much of a good thing at mavericks beach, where waves are so big, they come with a warning. crews lost at the self-driving car company is looking to get more than $120 million from crime. one young man was left paralyzed. abc seven news reporter anser hassan sat down with one of the students who is in the bay area, visiting family for the holidays. i'm uh- doing okay regarding physical recovery, psychological recovery. >> it's very hard. >> it's been one month since kanan abdul hamid and his two friends survived a shooting thanksgiving weekend in burlington, vermont, and what may be a possible hate crime dealing with the aftermat

group and our own distribution would be primarily in the city's redevelopment area, so treasure island, yerba buena, mission rock, hunter point shipyard. finally there is a specific section and rules for our customers who are mostly developers who are engaged in multi-phased master plan developments. again in the city redevelopment areas. so, as i mentioned, 2023 update provides a lot of additional clarification and details, particularly around cost allocation and generating facility interconnections. this is primarily customer owned solar. but, largely there is little to no substantive change in the rules compared to the prior version. my final slide and the final point i would like to drive home is that these rules and the proposed updates are about accountability to our customers. this is the standard to which we hold ourselves and we are continually striving to do better. in order to do this of course a first step is we must have clear rules that are effectively documented so we can be transparent and we can be consistent. today we are seeking your approval of these proposed rules to go into ef

acceptance resolution to (i) accept the improvement offers within right of way lands on yerba buena island portions of treasure island along with water tanks and switchyard improvements (“city improvements”), dedicate the city improvement to public use, designate the city improvements for street and roadway purposes or as city assets depending on the improvement, and (ii) recommend to the board of supervisors that it dedicate and accept for city maintenance and liability the city improvements, take various acceptance actions related to encroachments on the right of way lands that are tida assets, and adopt environmental findings >> there will be a presentation to this item and there are a few revisions and amendments. you should have the final draft in front of you. >> good afternoon, board of directors, my name is wade janning, here to present to you the topic. it's quite a mouth full, but basically drills down to city improvements acceptance and dedication and by tida and recommendation to the board of supervisors to acknowledge tida's acceptance of city improvements and for the city to

there's also heavy fog on the bay bridge as well as yerba buena island.nd of course, back here in san rafael, we should be able to see the richmond-san rafael bridge behind us. but it the fog is so thick this morning, it's just invisible. live in san rafael, allie rasmus, ktvu fox two news. >> okay, allie, thank you. time 733. a warning this morning about big waves along the california coast. the national weather service issued an alert about a higher risk of big waves today for the entire bay area coastline and especially those beaches facing northwest. they're most at risk as those swells move along the coastal waters. safety officials say avoid getting on rocks and jetties. steep beaches and stay further away from the water than usual. >> california health officials are tracking an increase in respiratory infections across the state. state health officials say the number of people who need to be hospitalized for such infections is up nearly 5% this week compared to last. one ucsf infectious disease specialist says the combination of rsv flu and covid i

now, the police department has also put out an advisory asking people not to go to treasure island in yerba buenahat's because there's a whole lot of construction going on there, and it's somewhat difficult to get along the shore that's facing the city to see any of the fireworks. and so they're asking people to stay away. it would probably be difficult to get there and also to return once the fireworks are done. now, according to the latest forecasts, the cloud ceiling on sunday night should be relatively high enough to actually see the fireworks from just about any high point in san francisco and from the east bay and marin. in san francisco, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> well, that's some good news. >>> let's find out exactly from our vianey arana about our new year's eve's forecast and those fireworks. >> it certainly is. the fireworks when it comes to fog and cloud cover in san francisco, always a valid concern. i do have some good news. this line of showers is not going to impact us necessarily into sunday. it is impacting us right now. for those folks heading out on the roads,

the discussion very closely regarding all the bicycle facilities on treasure island and yerba buena islandr as urgency, i would humbly request that at least item a be heard. that is the portion of mccalla road after you exit the bay bridge east bike path. um, and i can explain what is on the agenda specific likely to facilitate a bicycle facility fee over the next three years of construction so that particular item i would suggest, be heard today and perhaps some of the other items could be continued to a ladder discussion on. i think, madam chair, i think that's the direction i would like to go. but since you severed these items, i'll defer to you on on how how you would like to proceed so that the you're saying. aye. aye. that's the class three. that's the share shared bike route. that's what you'd like us to move forward today for some deadline reason. yes that's correct. okay. director tomlin. brian, please correct me if i'm wrong, but aren't several of these streets built or under construction and aren't they all in an adopted developer agreement and an adopted environmental document?

the discussion very closely regarding all the bicycle facilities on treasure island and yerba buena islandr as urgency, i would humbly request that at least item a be heard. that is the portion of mccalla road after you exit the bay bridge east bike path. um, and i can explain what is on the agenda specific likely to facilitate a bicycle facility fee over the next three years of construction so that particular item i would suggest, be heard today and perhaps some of the other items could be continued to a ladder discussion on. i think, madam chair, i think that's the direction i would like to go. but since you severed these items, i'll defer to you on on how how you would like to proceed so that the you're saying. aye. aye. that's the class three. that's the share shared bike route. that's what you'd like us to move forward today for some deadline reason. yes that's correct. okay. director tomlin. brian, please correct me if i'm wrong, but aren't several of these streets built or under construction and aren't they all in an adopted developer agreement and an adopted environmental document?