>> yes. >> david pillpel. actually, i don't have anything on this, but i'm just going through this, and it looks like a good amount of paperwork for the easement being transferred. thanks very much. >> operator: thank you for your comment. madam secretary, there are no more callers in the few. >> clerk: [inaudible] on item 11 is closed. >> so moved. >> thank you. thank you. so moved, and may i have a second? [inaudible] so moved and seconded. may i have a roll call, please. [roll call] >> clerk: you have five ayes. >> all right. next item, please. >> clerk: next item is item 12, authorize the general manager to execute memoranda of understanding number 4453 and 4454 with the san francisco public works for a period of 20 months with an option to extend for six months at no cost to the p.u.c. derek adams will be presenting. >> hi. good afternoon, commissioners. my name is derek adams, and i'm the project manager for the kansas marin project. i have a brief presentation about the project itself and the item befor

david pillpel. good evening. i am so sorry to hear from supervisor mandelman from the roll call that sally gearhart has died. she was so important to the lgbtq community but to the city and our history overall, and i think those were some very nice words that were said about her. i will definitely be thinking about that. i also found out recently that carl friedman, the founding director of animal care and control, died last year in early march, unrelated to covid, and i did some research over the weekend and found that the board did not do an in memoriam after he passed away. whether tonight or another time, i would encourage you, supervisor mandelman, since he lived in district 8, and supervisor peskin, since he may well have known him longest, to consider an in memoriam for carl and his family. he was a wonderful city servant and just a great person who, again, started the department of animal care and control under not easy circumstances and served the city for many years, and i just wanted to put that on the

david pillpel. on item 4, i'm not sure why this item is here and not at the budget committee, but fine. so be it. i did comment to the sfmta when it was there and did not get any comments. i would be happy to hear anything from my old friend steven lee and others. i note this is a canadian company. i note if there's any american company that would be available to do the work. on page 88 of your packet, the hardware disposal for the old meters and batteries and parts will result in a lot of material that should be reused or recycled. there's not a lot of language in there about what happens. this committee and the board has been very concerned about the climate action plan and waste materials, and it would be nice to hear something about what we're doing with the disposal of hardware. on pages 172 and 173, the data centers are also in canada. should we also be worried with cyberattacks. this does relate to m.t.a.s state of good repair program and cost control, but i don't know about the big picture,

. >> caller: it's david pillpel, it's confusing because i'm monitoring three different meetings and for some reason the webex event on the screen doesn't allow me to raise my hand on the screen so i had to hang up and call in for public comment, if there's a way you can adjust the participant role sso i participate via webex then i can save one device. it's confusing. plus, i can't figure out who all is participating. i can he see some people, but not others. it's just a limited participant role. it's different from how it's been set up in the past. ok, on this item, the mobile recycling program, i want to support all of the work that kevin has been doing, which is substantial to make this happen. lots of big concepts, lots of details trying to make it something for the public to use and also to bring greater awareness and connect it to other programs and climate and all of the urgency that i'm sure he spoke about. also, in reference to state secretaries of the relevant agencies, there are jerred bloomenfeld and ray crowfoot, from san francisco, our people who understand this department

. >> caller: it's david pillpel, it's confusing because i'm monitoring three different meetings and fore reason the webex event on the screen doesn't allow me to raise my hand on the screen so i had to hang up and call in for public comment, if there's a way you can adjust the participant role sso i participate via webex then i can save one device. it's confusing. plus, i can't figure out who all is participating. i can he see some people, but not others. it's just a limited participant role. it's different from how it's been set up in the past. ok, on this item, the mobile recycling program, i want to support all of the work that kevin has been doing, which is substantial to make this happen. lots of big concepts, lots of details trying to make it something for the public to use and also to bring greater awareness and connect it to other programs and climate and all of the urgency that i'm sure he spoke about. also, in reference to state secretaries of the relevant agencies, there are jerred bloomenfeld and ray crowfoot, from san francisco, our people who understand this department and

david pillpell. i just wanted to agree with supervisor preston's observations that this is the kind of ordinance that doesn't get as much press, but has a lot of impact. i wanted to thank supervisor safai for him and his staff and their considerable work on this, the city attorney, the various folks at the department of the environment, james, jack, robert, debbie, jennifer, charles, eden, i may be missing folks. anyway, great work. i'm sure there's more to do on c.n.d., it's a big and complicated area. but this is a significant step forward and thank you to all who've labored hard to make this happen. thanks again. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. >> chairman: madam clerk, i was wondering if there are any mr. speakers in the queue. agnes, could you please make an announcement in chinese what is item number one because folks are not understanding that this is not the lincoln park item. they're just hearing item number one. so if you can make that announcement and go back to the queue if you

david pillpel. good evening. i am so sorry to hear from supervisor mandelman from the roll call that sally gearhart has died. she was so important to the lgbtq community but to the city and our history overall, and i think those were some very nice words that were said about her. i will definitely be thinking about that. i also found out recently that carl friedman, the founding director of animal care and control, died last year in early march, unrelated to covid, and i did some research over the weekend and found that the board did not do an in memoriam after he passed away. whether tonight or another time, i would encourage you, supervisor mandelman, since he lived in district 8, and supervisor peskin, since he may well have known him longest, to consider an in memoriam for carl and his family. he was a wonderful city servant and just a great person who, again, started the department of animal care and control under not easy circumstances and served the city for many years, and i just wanted to put that on the

david pillpel. good evening. i am so sorry to hear from supervisor mandelman from the roll call that sally gearhart has died. she was so important to the lgbtq community but to the city and our history overall, and i think those were some very nice words that were said about her. i will definitely be thinking about that. i also found out recently that carl friedman, the founding director of animal care and control, died last year in early march, unrelated to covid, and i did some research over the weekend and found that the board did not do an in memoriam after he passed away. whether tonight or another time, i would encourage you, supervisor mandelman, since he lived in district 8, and supervisor peskin, since he may well have known him longest, to consider an in memoriam for carl and his family. he was a wonderful city servant and just a great person who, again, started the department of animal care and control under not easy circumstances and served the city for many years, and i just wanted to put that on the

david pillpell.anted to agree with supervisor preston's observations that this is the kind of ordinance that doesn't get as much press, but has a lot of impact. i wanted to thank supervisor safai for him and his staff and their considerable work on this, the city attorney, the various folks at the department of the environment, james, jack, robert, debbie, jennifer, charles, eden, i may be missing folks. anyway, great work. i'm sure there's more to do on c.n.d., it's a big and complicated area. but this is a significant step forward and thank you to all who've labored hard to make this happen. thanks again. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. >> chairman: madam clerk, i was wondering if there are any mr. speakers in the queue. agnes, could you please make an announcement in chinese what is item number one because folks are not understanding that this is not the lincoln park item. they're just hearing item number one. so if you can make that announcement and go back to the queue if you're not h

david pillpel. on item 4, i'm not sure why this item is here and not at the budget committee, but fine. so be it. i did comment to the sfmta when it was there and did not get any comments. i would be happy to hear anything from my old friend steven lee and others. i note this is a canadian company. i note if there's any american company that would be available to do the work. on page 88 of your packet, the hardware disposal for the old meters and batteries and parts will result in a lot of material that should be reused or recycled. there's not a lot of language in there about what happens. this committee and the board has been very concerned about the climate action plan and waste materials, and it would be nice to hear something about what we're doing with the disposal of hardware. on pages 172 and 173, the data centers are also in canada. should we also be worried with cyberattacks. this does relate to m.t.a.s state of good repair program and cost control, but i don't know about the big picture,