and that's when dpw got involved that's the timeline we were thinking we were in a temporary not even close to an ideal situations in classrooms we were going to last for less than a year once we realized the magnitude this is well over a year we have a problem here we have ether $2 million of vehicles sitting outside it is not that it's uncomfortable far stretch but operationally wise to the fire department if you u when you say something temporary for a month or two the magnitude when you say something over a year to a year and a half close to relocating it creates for issues that's when the mayor come out and supervisor kim came out to look at 9 deputy director of public works and 20id said we have a bigger problem we need to move faster than the rig process. >> mr. rose. >> mr. chairman beyond one comment that the chief made that is relevant why those contracts can't go out to bid not one statement the emergency was discovered i acknowledge it was an emergency it was mold not safe a firefighters discovered in march of 2014 i don't hear one statement as a why within a year those co

. >> julie from dpw to speak. >> good afternoon, members julie from public works you've heard this item before now the amended solution is before you i want to reiterate a few key points that the fire department made and why this was a debilitation of emergency treasure island is the fire houses and medical staff on the island must be on that island to respond treasure island doesn't have a go suitable facility the firefighters occupying the facility temporarily don't occupy the former facility which is mold infested and cannot be linked in that is required this emergency contract you have before you will enable the public works department to move the firefighters who are currently temporarily located into a modular facility by march of 2015 which was an important streamlining effort on our part in order to protect the lives and safety of the resident of treasure island and also to provide suitable residence for our firefighters and first responders. >> thank you very much colleagues, any questions mr. rose any update. >> i will state we've revised the recommendation on page 6 of the re

. >> maybe we could ask the department or the dpw the time lapse is a clear point first of all any mold in city buildings we want to remedy right away and between the declaring of an action and not doing anything about it maybe we could get a respond. >> sure to be quiet honest the department of public works didn't become involved until october part of the point in the frerpts realm to determine and make some decisions about relocating it's employees if i like i can ask them to speak to this. >> yes. why not have the fire department. >> thank you, supervisors i'm with the san francisco fire department i have our cfo mark if you have questions for him to truly understand this is not simplify you need to back up this is a unique position for the san francisco fire department we have one firehouse on treasure island and 43 fire stations in the city of san francisco if this would have happened anywhere else than treasure island we'll close those fire stations and move the cops companies to the neighboring fire stations like we have to move out for a certain amount of time we can't leave tre

both this ordinance along with article 38 have a bigger strategy which the planning department and dpw are working on to produce less carcinogens we have support if the planning commission and the environmental commission so just a little bit of background quickly on the existing ordinance acknowledging it the harmful health effects we took action and adapted the ordinance the ordinance requires cleaner construction equipment already and is enforced by different contracting public works agencies the heart of the ordinance relate relates to either a engine or verified emission strategy the acronym the epa and california resources started to reblth the amount of regulations from the 190's this chart illustrates there are four tier levels the equipment becomes cleaner and the standards stricker i want to highlight tier two the existing ordinance this is applied to new engines on not applying to existing equipment but existing equipment lasts 15 to 25 years it has been adapted a separate regulation. >> do you have a copy of your presentation. >> i do. >> can i have it please. yes yes. >> s

of you of those in the last few years and look at whether we should broadened the types of cases at dpw not only tobacco cases but restaurant operation permits and massage parlor permits and no sewer a charge on the applications and, of course on the expenditure side to continue to monitor our interest closely to make sure we stay within budget. >> dpw is pending legislation about their green zones so we'll probability see an increase because of that so maybe there should be some adjustments. >> the materials is the details if the president to get two the weeds and the surcharge rates and itself filing fees we're currently charging so hoping that you will adapt the budget proposal so we can submit them next week i'll be happy to answer any questions that you have. >> only one question. >> yes, sir. >> are we still the smallest department in the city by budget. >> i don't know the answer to that i don't think so but we're within the bottom two. >> or 3. >> whether we were expanding our broadening points of interest we're shooting at some numbers. >> the smaller in the number of staff are

demetri was the only person that objected about the thing so we went to dpws and we the hearing officer hear them and the same history was telling you guys and they uphold it and the city granted me the permit as mentioned that ivories operating illegal that's not true i had american people appointment are a health inspector and i wanted to see you on the side on the side where you were parking because so - he come over and inspecting it i was not selling nothing operating everything was perfect and the cooler was good and he showed me the permit it's not true first of all he's saying about the smell of the headquarters i'm he has merchandise and so do i and it is like 15 or 20 feet my stand a facing to the market street which is the smell or the hotdog go this way not that way and it is based on speculation that the smell comes inside and residence my merchandise that logically activity in the area you know i mean as far as leveling activity they find it on the spot but illegal not in an open space and people are come on alternate and lastly unfortunately my business has a substation a

neighborhood fights improvements think outside the box on page 8 of the report we report that to date dpw has extended money and have 8 hundred the total estimated cost of $3 million is shown in table 2 on page 9 of our report supervisors to put this in context when we think about an emergency for example a sewer a main sewer bursts the did not immediately fixes this sewer repairs that so they can't get to the board of supervisors they have to do the work and then in accordance with the administrative code oh, the board of supervisors this is is the legislative body that creates the section they then report back to the board of supervisors on an oath oath the budget and legislative analysis did not consider the treasure island if a facility to be an emergency as defined deby the code mold was discovered in friegs almost a year ago during the planning process important the tear facility over last year there were several points that the city departments quo could have moved but they require the competitive bid progress for the temporary fire station on treasure island as a matter of fact to

dpw says they have nowhere to put the snow. they either box in folks in the garage or their driveway. so that's not an option and they also apologize to melissa saying they're sorry for not calling her back all those times she has been trying to contact them. >>> right now police interrogating 48-year-old james william diggs of bladensburg in connection with the rain of a young woman just two days ago. they're -- rape of a young woman just two days ago. they're telling us he could be responsible for several other attacks in the neighborhood. the man faces several charges including first degree rape. >>> guns and mental health are likely to get another examination in maryland after the arrest this week of an accused serial shooter. >> reporter: i'm scott broom in anne arundel mills where accused serial shooter hun young was able to assemble an arsenal of weapons legally despite telling police he was hearing voices telling him to shoot at 1 victim and yet he cleared maryland's strict background check to own this arsenal of 10 wea

>> i was thinking about his comments and if there was a way to arrange with dpw. i work downtown and i know the problems he's speaking of with the urine and people throwing up and needles being found. i'm just thinking that perhaps there is something that we can do and maybe we should arrange a trip down there to look at what's going on down there and see what other kinds of recommendations we can jointly come up with to address the quality of life issues out there. i will talk to detective monroe about that. >> great. okay, hearing no other questions. please call the next line item. >> line item 3, adjournment. >> colleagues, do i have a motion. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? okay. motion passes. thank you everyone. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it looks at good and tastes good and it is good in my mouth pretty amazing. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i am the executive chef i've been here as a chef at la concina since 2005 reason we do the festival and the reason we started to celebrate the spirit and talent and trivia and the hard work of the w

good morning everyone and welcome to our dpw yard, yeah, a lot of memories here, a lot of memories of a lot of garbage, a lot of things but i want to thank muhammad and the public works for allowing us to use this site, a site where a lot of infrastructure is the center of everybody's work, but it's also because infrastructure is what we're doing today in the whole city of san francisco on a very high level, and this is why we have a lot of departments working as ed said on this vision zero and make sure we implemented it in the most aggressive fashion that we can. we have a lot of projects identified and we're no longer talking about twe're in the mode of implementing these programs and one thing that came from the advocates that are here standing here along with the many departments as well in this collaboration of health, of public works, of mta, of the police and fire departments, of our disability advocates and division of the mayor's office of disability including the community based advocates is that we need a continued sustained very serious education program, and this is the

i want to thank muhammad and the entire dpw crew. you know muhammad he's going to be the grand marshal this year at the parade. all right. i can just visualize him. he will say he doesn't have to piece a garbage up because he's the grand marshal and i want to thank you for can i -- kicking off the chinese new year and valentines day. muhammad where is my flowers? >> [inaudible] >> i want to say thank you to all of the community groups that are working together with our departments to make sure that our neighborhood here, not only chinatown, the entire district is clean, ready for not only valentines year and the new years and there is going to be a lot of celebration. today we have the flower mart and you will see people buying all of the symbols of happiness of welcoming in the new year. i want to give a hearty thanks to the chinese chamber of commerce who are here today. thank you very much. [applause] eddy raise your hand. i see a lot of the chamber members here and i wanted to thank the chinese benevolent association who are here

with regards to alcohol and other drugs or no problems at all i'd like to see if we can reach out to dpw and collect that data if possible and see what could come out of that some need for a preventive campaign on drugs collaboratively with the dpw in terms of harm are reduction and getting the word out on alcohol and other drugs effectively our places of entertainment we had a good chat if you can find out who we can get the data and report backs what's available thanks. >> great. >> i don't see any more comments public comment on our comments nope seeing none, public is closed last item is new business requests and future agenda items we all right. have one for the election of vice chair the vice president anything in in addition, we do it outside the meeting two so any public comment on that i don't see any public comment is closed. and this meeting is adjourned have a good night the inteblth is a huge part of our everyday life everyone with the seniors use it for work and play. although there's a many valuable websites on line. >> the first thing a senior will ask me is about viruses

the actual and 5 decimals over the ambient you can work 5 decimals above ambient in section 29 maybe dpw rules are different that's not a lot of noise you're right about that >> requires a night noise permit but this is actually a workshop in the city with all departments police and fire and dpw and mta working on this it is a very, very lutz a public issue with a lot of we do almost of - a lot of good things with outreach i'll say we had the same problem with the back up larmdz that's all people complain about the white noise left arms are making a big difference not many more complaint to hopefully, the same specification i thought i'd give my opinion. >> are we waiting for a document? no? >> i'm going to suggest we move along. >> we'll hold this case out and move on to the next item item 9 sand hill versus the zoning administrator on hayes protesting to bryan a letter of the determination regarding whether commercial uses are allowed in the remain garages and parking in the backyard. >> you have 7 minutes. >> good evening. i'm niles we represent sun hill the property owner of the resi

the on the day of the gentleman's approval he was operating before we got his permit i ran down to dpw and the gentleman looked at the computer and said his permit were not approved but last night that day but i was trying to get the stewardship to shut him down this will negatively impact my business as the public safety mid-market has dealt with drugs and the community we're working closely with the sfpd to get this back together police officer are completely migrants it i'm against it it not only about my business but the public safety when the gentleman was illegal operating many of the drug dealers are starting to flock around there there is a bigger picture yeah, he needs to support his family and things to do everyone in small business wants to drive we have to look at how it negatively effects even though people that are there i've been working there for 10 years it allows me to put my 3 younger brothers through college i'm looking forward to staying there longer and help with the community and to help clean mid-market area i can't do this without your help what do you call tha

. >> another question i many i know that dpw gives the parking for contractors it's my understanding that if a parking space from a contractor is not used i i know the policy states the parking is available if that contractor not using this city attorney space are you aware of that or the signs maybe you can speak to the construction parking projects. >> yes. i'm sorry the details i'm not clear about those are dpw contracts. >> a couple more questions in terms of i know in the planning code you're looking at the resources and provisions around have we thought about maybe something the staff can look at the historic facilities for places like churches obvious that have been in the community for a long time or the historic resources or the native daughters of facilities and other things of a historic nature how we can treat those sort of cultural stainless to make sure that people can get that to them. >> i think the answer not only for the churches but really for any cultural significant stakeholder the answer is to get the regulations under the block; right? for today some of the com

side of the room pleased to announce many martinez as the director of the privacy affairs with the dpw privacy office and bangz many, many years working on interagency changes and she served as the program presiding officer reporting to her at dennis herrera will be l f w with the public health human resources implementing the compliance and privacy are the utmost importance for the depended to help to specialize our services in that area. >> project connection 58 the first homeless connect is around the corner with while term rental is on for health homeless success 58 events on march 8 the co-prescription is the research unit received firnd for the california health care foundation for the academic delays of primary care providers for the participation of on alienates part of the efforts to talk about the offer dozen in san francisco the first time the she didn't have wide staff we are ready to listen and respond to help providing the highest quality of care the department of public health is commented for a wide staff and providers understanding their feedback and level of engagemen

intervention work estimated cost of 951887 on table 3 on this page 24 of the report and on page 24 if dpw had done the work the total estimate project system would be $4 million plus which is as the department has testified $2 million plus 44 powers more than the $200 million adjust for the project and he dp d to complete the system therefore on page 25 of the report we believe that the proposed ordinance to allow dpw to waiver the city's policy with the products two company with a cost if there's reasonable we recommend you approve this recommendation. >> thank you, mr. rose colleagues, any questions for mr. rose okay open up for public comment anyone wish to comment seeing none, public comment is closed colleagues can i have a motion to move this forward. >> we'll take that without objection. >> m call item 11. >> resolution approving the award of a services agreement to the research and development fathers-in-law for the board approval of 3, one year option to extend. >> hi, i'm the chief administrator and policy manager at the airport today, we're seeking our approval for a license an

kiss tax in gasoline we expect to see a decline in x kinds tax this will to come to the whole state dpw estimates a 70 percent in the gas tax k378gsz we receive for resurfacing and road with work we have joined a large group of coalitions and organizations and on letter i've attached to my are support offering to work with the govern to protect the existing level of revenues to grow the transportation revenues to grow our infrastructure and investment in addition in terms of the legislative masking i'll see the items relate to two things the high occupancy one is authored by assembly transportation chair frazier ab 94 and another one through the cal secretary of transportation process budget trailer bill 402 we have outlined those in your legislative matrix both are how we develop the high occupancy work and the express lane working with our workers and briefing supervisor campos and supervisor wiener with the transportation commission and will be tracking both bills actually through the session on a related note assembly member kevin in san mateo choose another bill ab what is a policy

came out of the selma development planning and some the western selma planning so some of the planning dpw, transportation authority were involved in planning the alleyways other than our part of selma, however, there's a robust program in chinatown as well to have the alleys built outburst we've got great example of the neighborhood programs there are a lot of folks i've met with to the southeast chiropractor of selma around the caltrain station around the south part a lot of alleyways there are a lot of things happening in the neighborhood they want to reclaim some of the open space so more of the plan is a great idea and creating an implementation you know enter departmental an implementation mechanism to make sure those plans move into are realty would be good and as alice said the community engagement early on you know having single points of compact and the community developed alleyways planning process is reality important you other thing you might look at the development requirement like the departments and others we said you have to provide open spaces and rather than the plaza ma

mode and i want to ask about the existing prop k projects related to vision zero are the mta and the dpw on pace to spend what they plan to spend on the existing projects funded by prop k? >> yes absolutely we're on track to deliver those. >> okay. >> thank you. >> that's our budget update and we still have our policy and education updates i don't know if you want us to do those now? >> the next slide i have is the large vehicle program is that the next? okay so then i'm going to close this. >> i do have one more thing on item 3 the policy initiative. >> that is the next item so i'm going to close this item because that was a lot of information and i want to give the public an opportunity to comment on items 3 and 4 before we go to item number 5 the policy initiatives thank you mr. maguire. any comments or questions from committee members? seeing none we'll open up for comments from the public please just come up to the front and we have 2 minutes. >> thank you very much my name is roger basley i worked for many years with eric mar and supervisor yee and many others i wrote legislative p

and for the men, women, and children immediate budget cycle whether the rec and park department or dpw or others we'll budget the expected revenue and place that in their budget to go through the 0 publicity cycle as bryan mentioned part of the roifrn structure fees gets transferred to the selma fund we have that built into the parks successors and lastly the priority the rincon hill is a small area with defined projects we went out and did a series of neighborhood meeting to terminate the priorities as the funds come in and the park was the highest priority followed by the public safety and streetscape those are the two projects that are moving along to finish i'm going to turn it over to emily. >> i'll talk about a little bit about the money that came that was transferred offer to m cd to the selma stabilization the infrastructure fees we spent down $300,000 was spend e spent on a kroots crossroad at fulsome and howard right outside of the park and if e it was a place of residence where kids were crossing to get to the rec & park we spinster money for the havdz project it might be wo

>> i talked about the coordination with dpw and last time we came here we talked about -- there's a monthly principals meeting between mta and public works staff we're literally going line by line that list of 24 projects and troubleshooting where they are and identifying whether it's it's it's it's it's a contractual issue or permit issue and all the things that can trip up a project and it's not just for the 24 projects but we're learning some blessings on how to avoid those mistakes in the future and that's a window in how the staff is working through the challenges in a proactive way rather than simply accepting a a delay is something that's unavoidable. >> supervisor yee has a follow-up question to that. >> i think i might have asked this question prior to you coming, so there are other projects that are related to our vision zero and specifically through district 7's participating budging process and last year we were able to get funding for nine projects -- all small projects -- and requested that these projects be added to the 24 to be discussed and to be monitored and to bring us u

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. >> now the dpw urban planning program so see how the garden community. >> so i grew up on a farm inother families and as i drive around san francisco i see any trees with apples or mrumdz and lemon trees i can see the food going to waste and brought that idea back to the department many of the trees where the fruit would go to waste we origin or crop and pick other fruits and delivery this to food banks or shelters to people who need them. >> i'm here with nang wong hello nang. >> hello. >> i need to understand house this gleaning work. >> we come and harvest like for example, we'll come over here this is the lemon and plug it like this. >> (laughter). >> made that good, good and ease. >> the trick is how not to hurt the branches. >> like the thing. >> i'm so excited about this. the people are so passionate about where the food goes to the private property owners give us the food they're happy that no of a t is going to waste >> oh. thank you. thank you. again job aura natural >> (laughter). >> from backyards to back lots let's take a look at the food and community bonding at the fr

. >> but that's good to hear so we're dpw and to let you know the stages of what the commission can do to have a resolution there's or there's a state legislation committee within the state government and make recommendations so that as on behalf of the city whether the city supports something or not to were there can be a recommendation to support the state bill and a resolution recommending you know there could be two resolutions in providing direction to the city for the sales tax. >> i've seen the survey asking about this i had my own issues as to how i would execute this so i think it's a worthwhile thing to put on the agenda since it's a small business tax holiday recommended are there any other commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> i don't know if? an action or jaundice can we get rid of hard copies i don't know what the laws if i get someone to donate tablets. >> that's the discretion of the commission i know that some commission do that could be something that is taking into account in terms of our budget is depends on - and i 1st district i know it's not in the budget but if someo

power we have in the city and part of that people power includes the red xros and their volunteers dpw's who assisted isn't shelter in providing food immediately and, of course, our san francisco salvation army in they're basically necessities and utilizing their own offices to serve as a temporary shelter after the 2 south end street the salvation army went above and beyond they're calling by allowing a temporary shelter to be located in their shelter at van ness street so people could find solace in the neighborhood they've lived for many years i want to specifically thank the red cross and salvation army you're the first on the ground and the resident needed you most there is no also a best i didn't have local businesses that need to be recognized and thanked perhaps 2w078 to be named but there are merchant and businesses that also belong to a tight community that went out of their way to provide food and cloefrth or the fires especially the residents no mission small business like go tar 10 backing providing food to those in the shelter and their generous hearts that gave hope in the

council for their generosity and 2nd support and all the department heads i know that mohammed nuru and dpw and the neighbors here in the midst district and thank supervisor campos for saying that homelessness is not backpacks our district but a citywide issue we all have to step up to the plate to part and work together if we want to change people's lives for the better i'm excited i can't wait for the doors to open thank you for being here let's get started (clapping.) thank you, president breed and mr. mayor and welcome to the myths i want to begin by thanking the incredible mission community from the beginning when we started to talk about that 2 this process alike you'll see in parts of city or the country people were not saying not in my backyard but how can we help people and i think that's the spirit of this incredible neighborhood the mission is truly a special place (clapping) and i really want to thank the neighborhoods i want to thank beacon hill acknowledged the principle of the school and all the amazing nonprofits that are out here this wouldn't be possible without their invo