in particular we looked at the playgrounds that contain cca treated wood and copper chromium -- cca treated wood and these are a common practice in building playgrounds in the 80s and 70's and 90's to pressure treat the lim burr with a preservative that was found to have negative health effects so we looked at what playgrounds in the system had this substance. they don't pose a health risk today. i want to make it clear. they have been seeld but the sealant eventually wears off so when you go to the playground you want to replace them wholesale with new materials so this map shows the map of where we have cca treated word and in particular the playgrounds that are highlighted in red, panhandle playground, golden gate heights, richmond, washington square -- these sites have basically unaccept levels of cca within the wood that again made it a high priority for the task force. we also looked at the evaluations that had been prepared by the san francisco parks alliance over the past few years. the parks alliance produces an annual -- i think biannual failing playgrounds report card and gone ou

spring, the mayor and the board did agree to move forward with continued study and work to develop a cca program. and that was funded in the budget that came before this board last june. at this point, the mayor has no, and the mayor's office does not intend to see this as a replacement of cca. >> not to my knowledge. >> okay. >> thank you. >> and maybe i could add some color to this as well and i thank you for this and for the comments and i just say that someone has been working on this and this is just a completely separate thing. i think that we are working on kind of having a cleaner san francisco in both regards and both topics and i think that there are questions on both sides if you will. but this is completely separate and again this is a really private market finance mechanism for a home owner upgrades and that will hopefully create a lot of local jobs in that market and there is no reason to think that one can't exist without the other or that we are somehow mutually exclusive. >> thank you. >> that concludes my comment and the proposers to the rfp are also managing the progra

the failing playgrounds task force and one of the challenges with that playground that it did have cca wood. however t was removed because it was dangerous several years ago. there is no rem nance of this park left so -- playground structure rather so there was nothing to grade so for many years some of us kept the banner going to say even though you have a failing grade you have park playgrounds that were eliminated and removed and those need to be considered too, so we considered those and incomplete perhaps but nevertheless the task force kept it for consideration and on the list even though we couldn't get a grade year after year but happy that mclaren park will have another playground to replace those that we lost over the years. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> thank you. good morning. >> good morning. >> my name is edna james and i am president of omi community action organization which is a tax exempt nonprofit organization taking a lead role in the rebuilding of mercy heights play ground. i would like to introduce you to barbara williams and karen lacoi which she h

here sb how the puc is spending some of the budget items we're talking about, but in the context of cca, one of the challenges we have is the time to do the joint meeting. i'm wondering if if it's possible for the mayor's office to help expedite finding a time that actually works. i'm happy to take that to the puc commission. it's in their purview to schedule their immediating but happy to talk with them. >> thank you. >> welcome. >> and with that, then do we need a roll call vote on item 15? no. why don't we take item 15, same house, same call? without objection, this ordinance is passed on first reading unanimously. if we can go over to item 31, please. >> item 31 is a resolution to declare the intent of the multihousing revenue bonds for 588 mission boulevard north in an amount not to exceed 62.5 million. >> all right, same house same call? without objection this resolution is adopted. >> item 32 is an ordinance to eliminate the requirement that fwas stations provide separate toilet facilities for men and women. >> this is legislation i offered a scholarship opportunity for undergrad

indenture the expect of a speculate electric industry should the enterprise want to go out and create a cca that line of business has to have a revenue stream to pay it's about his bills the revenues that are placed to pit those bonds for that purpose any new business line this is a to be self-supportive this is the factor in terms of the documents that are in front of the you again, very similar to what you've seen the two board of supervisors ordinances one additional issue that is more of a general authorization to establish the program it does a lot of definitions of the power and what is a revenue and you know how will again what how are we're going to pay our bills but the other thing that initial ordinance does it asks that we set rates certify for to repie the bills urgent care center u asking us to step up the other ordinances submitting to the board this is another the structure of the documents we'll issue this many bones with this circumstances all the other documents are similar to what we're provided before in terms of next steps after hopefully, we'll receive our approval we'

with a report to what we would do and coordinate with the other work we're doing because we have the cca which is a major part of my time and the supervisor tang's request on undergrounding that we're working on and how this potentially mixes into ti had a distinction. >> >> with supervisor wiener's staff and we might not get to it later until 2015 but if the commission decides to it could be an item looked at and discussed so that's the end of my report and potential future agenda items. >> thank you. i appreciate the request. i think it's something work looking at. in fact we have been with the same system almost a decade i believe and there has been discussion over the years about going to an open source system. mr. bradon turner has been a lot to urge us to look at this system and i appreciate that and i know commissioner mar as well. commissioner mar. >> yeah, i was just going to make the motion that we conduct that study at the urging of the full board of supervisors and i wanted to thank supervisor wiener and i was a co-author with supervisor kim and we supported this so my hope i

neighboring counties win the bay area like merry run county and napa county that are already implemented cca programs such as american royal run county that is in their third year and has invest 50 percent of their revenue to local generations projects and now another counties like alameda are launching the feasibility study into the community choice program that is important as we mar the skews that san francisco, california look at the other counties to see this is a reasonable way and clean sf should move forward and the implementation of clean point of interest sf means creating a voice for san franciscans as myself and along without residents in this room not only creating the choice but i believe the most important thing climate change is very real and this is the efficient way to cut back our reliance on fossil fuel and climate distributors i strongly urge you to support clean power sf as an environment and san franciscan thank you. >> thank you any other speakers. >> seeing none, next item, please. >> item 8 is annual financial audit report. >> hi good afternoon deputy k f o we bring

i ordered cca my reserve, proceed immediately and recapture poteau. >> the northern front was being held by the 7th armored division combat command b under general bruce c. clark. >> it became apparent that a command post in the town of st. vith was too far forward. in the afternoon i sent my aide back around to find a place where we could move and move into a room where there were tables and chairs, a place for messengers and officers to park a room that could be blacked out to use it at night. the 19th of december was characterized by strong attacks by the germans all around the defensive horseshoe. most of these attacks were about one company in size and were apparently looking for a soft spot. >> on the southern front of the horseshoe, combat command b found itself up against a railroad cut which could not be crossed. the commander fought side by side with general clark throughout the rest of the battle. >> in order that general clark, on my left would know what i was doing, i conferred with him and told him of the situation and that i intended to withdraw through st. vith and take u