so i just want all of the dpw. i can't stop calling it dpw and now we're going to have all ne name . bear with me if i say dpw. i just really want to take a moment torecognize your incredible , hard-working staff so thank you verymuch for everything you do . and i also wanted to shout you out rachel alonso because i said in those executive steering committees and from day one you had the implementation of the details and on track and organized in a very very sophisticated and amazing way thank you to you as well. you rarely see huge offers like this on the schedule. certainly the implementation mental health sf ... i have to say my hat is off to you in achieving this amazing feat. with that we have questions starting with supervisor safai . >> iq. going back to slide seven, just want to get a little more clarity on your creating a director of sanitation and streets and keeping the direct deputy director ofoperations . can you explain what you're doing that? it seems to me you would have thedeputy director position

plan and dpw all 3 have approved this application. and then brought upon noticing but we did follow all noticing procedures. and we -- mailed notice to all of the intrierzs. the church the school and all the other neighbors. inform the site. 3 supervisors received notice ronnin, walten and safi and posted notices. these are the locations that which the notices were posted. here is what the posting looks like. we also despite the fact this is not required we e mailed courtesy notices to the neighborhooding organizations and the supervisors offices. we have r, j here the only issue that the appellate raised was related to safety, if i could ask him to briefly summarize his firm's findings on the site. >> good evening. i'm with hamlet and edison an engineering firm i'm a licensed enginey. our jobs to evaluate cites for radio frequency exposure. we completed that evidence for the site and find it will comply with the fcc limits the max power exposure level at the church building is 47%. and the levels there are about 7 times below the lim

was maintained by the firefighter with engine ooerg by dpw. those lines changeod may 10, 2010. as a mech simple to billions the budget during a recession then mayor transferred to the puc. this transfer has has been framed by the puc as a move to the puc because of the engineering skills. this is a misstatement. puc is now upon unlegaling to dedicate but is promoting potable water this is a mechanism to replace water mains even though this is inconsistent with prop 218. there is now community advocacy to transfer from the puc to the city add administrator as dpw also reports to the city add administrator. the board of spierzs rules committee the add administrator. puc commission and the city attorney are all aware of this advocacy. thank you. >> thank you that is it for public comment. >> public comment shall be closed. >> next item. >> item 4. presentation from the san francisco fire department, fire auxiliary reserves. s president feinstein and vice president nakajo and chief, commissioners. i'm buck low the commander of the san francisco awkilary fireplace lefshs this is dep

transfer of this to a new department under the city administrator with the engineering returning to dpw, which would still be under the direct report to the city administrator, even after the upcoming restructuring. regarding the hearing on pg and e., supervisor peskin's comments, that if pg and he took the city's offer, then the p.u.c. would have to deal with this. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> mr. chairman and members of the board, my name is dave and i am a hydropower specialist for american whitewater. today i'm commenting on behalf of the stakeholders including paddlers, anglos, business owners, and others who are pleased to see the board of supervisors considering a nominee with a sense of knowledge of our changing energy landscape. for almost 100 years, the city of the san francisco -- of san francisco and the river have been linked. similarly, for the past 50 years, there has been an outdoor recreation economy that has been directly tied to this. climate change, as with so many parts of our world has brought new challenges to these long-standing relationships

is proper the segment on slow is west of skyline and any any event, i may follow up with appropriate dpw staff and this is a good list and i suppose tort and thank you for listening. >> thank you for your comments. that completes the queue. >> thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, can we have a motion to send this out with a positive recommendation, please? >> thank you. madam clerk,. >> clerk: on that motion, supervisor peskin. aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> you have three ayes. >> thank you, that motion passes. madam clerk, please call item number 2. >> clerk: a resolution changing the street name of sonora bain to vicha ratanapakdee way. call (415)655-0001 and the meeting i.d. is 24971671345 and press pound and pound again if you have not done so already and would like to speak on item number 2, here is your opportunity to press star 3 and the system will indicate you have raised your hands in confirmation. >> thank you, madam clerk. we are now joined by dominica donovan, legislative aid to catherine stefani the sponsor of this legislation. welcome

it would help us when we go to dpw to get approved the commission strongly supports the duplication onhe sidewalk . that would be our presence . >> do you have concern they might not confer with that? >> we spoke with the civil engineerfor the project and he believed we can place it on the sidewalk but we're just trying to cover our bases . >> i wanted to makesure if we were nervous about it or if we were confident we could get that to happen . >> president chan, in the past few years we had a number of high density projects on the street where that was a necessity in each case may ultimatelyrealized the transformer on the sidewalk . >> i don't see any other commissionershands. is there anybody who was interested ? >> i'm in general support of this. ido have a question in the nearby neighbor . in conversations it seems like the main issue still is that his driveway and the gate entry to the building are perhaps there's going to be some sort of a trafficor intersection. are there mitigation measures , are you guysthinking of in terms of how to avoid his driveway ? i understand that the

the process to change the name is controlled by dpw and the board.pplicant will cooperate with the street name change should it be persued at a later time. in conclusion, both issues raised removing the roadblock and street name are not related to the tentative map or lot split. neither are within the grounds listed for denial and government code section 66474. looking at the issues raised bring the appellant regarding not changing the existing street access that's not part of the process today nor would it be the appropriate vehicle. since the first scheduled hearing ownership has come up. applicant owns the subject property. evidence of such was given to the city attorney and this issue was addressed. questions about the easement also came up. that issue, likewise, has been addressed. the applicant has been working regarding the scope of the easement and separate from the parcel map will reduce the easement size. for this reason we request the board of supervisors deny the appeal and confirm approval of the map. thank you and i'm available for any

the process to change the name is controlled by dpw and the board. the applicant will cooperate with the street name change should it be persued at a later time. in conclusion, both issues raised removing the roadblock and street name are not related to the tentative map or lot split. neither are within the grounds listed for denial and government code section 66474. looking at the issues raised bring the appellant regarding not changing the existing street access that's not part of the process today nor would it be the appropriate vehicle. since the first scheduled hearing ownership has come up. applicant owns the subject property. evidence of such was given to the city attorney and this issue was addressed. questions about the easement also came up. that issue, likewise, has been addressed. the applicant has been working regarding the scope of the easement and separate from the parcel map will reduce the easement size. for this reason we request the board of supervisors deny the appeal and confirm approval of the map. thank you and i'm available fo

and we're both, the liason and folks over at nt a and dpw are looking forward to closing this out and getting off books essentially. and hope that by the next time there is a program update, we can be even closer to removing it from our agenda. it's our liason report unless you have anything else to add to this item? >> that was fine. >> very good. okay, so over to you for the 2014 transportation road improvement bond. >> okay, you walk out as part of the attachment for this meeting most resent report that we have from mta on status of the bond. the gate on that report was february but it went through the end of last year of december 31, 2021. when tim and i spoke to mta staff last week about it. i gave them some written questions which were directly from the report. specifically each of the projects has part of the report a section called challenges and something else. and i went back with each one of those challenges. and they got back to me on some of them. we only had that meeting with them last week, so they didn't have a whole lot of lei time to respond but they do have response

as we anticipate the permitting from dpw, a lot of city agencies have been supporting communities such as quattro and establishing a program and being proactive so the mission has really taken an initiative and has been doing street outreach to the current vendors and giving them path on how to legitimize their street vending so one of the things either forming an llc or if you're going to stay a sole proprietor than getting them their business registration andagain in getting that a seller's permit which is free but it's not as intuitive . so they had taken the initiative to do that so when the deployment of public works doesissue that permits it will be one more thing to add and be ready to go . american indiancultural district has also been doing a great job . duplicating the efforts that we've done. and i've also director chang i've reached out for support to our office. it's just been cool to see city agencies and community organizations work together because for the most hard-hit some people don't need street vending as a career path or theywant to open up brick and mortar, they

the department of building inspection and planning will increase from $22.50 to $37 and those from dpwse seven dollars to nine dollars. fees from the department of public health will decrease from $46-$43. police from six dollars to three dollars and entertainment commission from 142 . that completes my presentation and i'm happy to answerany questions . >> chair: president walton. >> quick question director groffenberger. how do we increasewithout increasing the general fund ? >> lisa sandler for the controller's office. part of what we do in our quarterly report is we're talking about revenue projections and expenditure projections during the year. it depends on the department . in one case i could think of theirs the first revenue that was collected in the past and it was able to be accessed as the actual services were happening but other than that it depends on what's happening in that particular department . >> no more questions. let's please open up this item to public comment. >> members of the public who wish tospeak on this item should line up now.for those listening remotely

this this development was still not getting any service from dpw. because some of the streets have not been adopted yet. i'm wondering if we might -- have to public low take that up in commission. at a future date exported highlight that part of the issue around cleanliness and able to proper low serve this neighborhood which is i newer development is do you to not having regular sanitary pick up services. >> thank you. commissioner. director morales -- you heard the commissioner's question. perhaps you can report. >> commissioners. we will follow up -- the streets there are in the accepted boy the city that is the trigger for the department of public works having maintenance responsibilities we will look into and report become to you on the progress made. in getting the city to accept those streets. >> thank you. >> um may i ask -- >> yes. >> so -- we don't have the same contract of maintenance and -- services for someone help is on duty that would help keep the bases clean? >> commissioner, i believe that -- commissioner bracket indicated that the

people care for one another because being homeless means continually being victimized by dpw, by criminals by residents who commit arson, assault with pepper spray and assault with your attic acid. none of which matters. euphemisms include what they are. my friends on the streets of castro are not service resistant and they're not engaged in homelessness, there simply trying to survive. they recognize mendacityas sure as they recognize danger , a necessary survival tactic. we can't allow members of the community to dictate policy and resources in a program that warehouses human beings are in historical and cultural memory is short . my aunt and uncle were first relocated to assembly centers and later to relocation centers . i conclude with a quote. if you're thinking of buying a house in new york san francisco or chicago there's a powerful attraction to a neighborhood like harlem, themission and in short i don't think about pride, think about private/earnings ratios just as you would with a stock . >> thank you for your comments. can we have the next speaker please? >> my name is lori broo

where transferring 11 staff from dpw as we bring sewer work in-house. we did not include capital funded fte's from this chart to be consistent with the dra report on our budget and to avoid any confusion but when we includethose capital funded ftes are total fte count is roughly 2500 people . we're also adding another 44 capital funded ftes for a variety of areas including construction, modernizing our customer service experience and support the acquisition of pg&e infrastructure. these positions are supported by the capital budget and represents the true need we have to get all this work done to benefit ourratepayers . it allows us to alleviate behind emergency work placed on current staff so they can return to a healthy workload. as i mentioned already wear down a lot of people but we're now embarking on a full-scale hiring surge to get usback up to the level that we should be. next slide please . this slide represents our one year fiscal year 2022 2023 capital budget which is for a total of $1.1 billion. the capital budget isconsidered separately fro

people care for one another because being homeless means continually being victimized by dpw, by criminals by residents who commit arson, assault with pepper spray and assault with your attic acid. none of which matters. euphemisms include what they are. my friends on the streets of castro are not service resistant and they're not engaged in homelessness, there simply trying to survive. they recognize mendacityas sure as they recognize danger , a necessary survival tactic. we can't allow members of the community to dictate policy and resources in a program that warehouses human beings are in historical and cultural memory is short . my aunt and uncle were first relocated to assembly centers and later to relocation centers . i conclude with a quote. if you're thinking of buying a house in new york san francisco or chicago there's a powerful attraction to a neighborhood like harlem, themission and in short i don't think about pride, think about private/earnings ratios just as you would with a stock . >> thank you for your comments. can we have the next speaker please? >> my name is lori broo

the department of building inspection and planning will increase from $22.50 to $37 and those from dpwincrease seven dollars to nine dollars. fees from the department of public health will decrease from $46-$43. police from six dollars to three dollars and entertainment commission from 14 2 . that completes my presentation and i'm happy to answer any questions . >> chair: president walton . >> quick question director groffenberger. how do we increase without increasing the general fund ? >> lisa sandler for the controller's office. part of what we do in our quarterly report is we're talking about revenue projections and expenditure projections during the year. it depends on the department . in one case i could think of theirs the first revenue that was collected in the past and it was able to be accessed as the actual services were happening but other than that it depends on what's happening in that particular department . >> no more questions. let's please open up this item to public comment. >> members of the public who wish to speak on this item should line up now.for those listenin

and -- and on that after that this all right totally possible to shared uses and it sounds like dpw is on point with -- the operation and maintenance that can be done without impairing the features and without impairing the significance of the site. so i think that is all great. and i also think that this is hopeful low a spring point for more interpretation. >> commissioner johns. >> following up on commissioner nageswaran's comment. there was a jouish area in this city cemetery, the main jewish accept tare taer was elsewhere. and now known the delores park. in case you wonder how that came up. the other thing is if you are interested in relic and tombstones and go for buena vista park you see where hay made gutters to direct water various place and used the tombstones from the cemetery and all cases they did not put the writing down. you can occasion's see the remnants of the tomb stoneful i support the motion. >> i would like to comment. thank you for your comment it irrelevant bring its home bhoch really took the time exactly really persevered and put in hard work to make san franc

people care for one another because being homeless means continually being victimized by dpw, by criminals by residents who commit arson, assault with pepper spray and assault with your attic acid. none of which matters. euphemisms include what they are. my friends on the streets of castro are not service resistant and they're not engaged in homelessness, there simply trying to survive. they recognize mendacityas sure as they recognize danger , a necessary survival tactic. we can't allow members of the community to dictate policy and resources in a program that warehouses human beings are in historical and cultural memory is short . my aunt and uncle were first relocated to assembly centers and later to relocation centers . i conclude with a quote. if you're thinking of buying a house in new york san francisco or chicago there's a powerful attraction to a neighborhood like harlem, themission and in short i don't think about pride, think about private/earnings ratios just as you would with a stock . >> thank you for your comments. can we have the next speaker please? >> my name is lori broo

i do believe we have our representatives from dpw to return and report. >> welcome. >> good evening. we had a total of 10 properties that we are requesting to be put on the property of the tax bill. we have one property owner that showed up from our list and she paid the fee. it was for 1050 larkin street. and the other nine did not show today. >> thank you so much. we are going to amend with the one change. >> okay. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> colleagues, i believe we can accept the amendments to the report contained in item 24 and remove the property that was identified by department staff. we need to do a roll call vote. >> mr. president, given that this is a consent matter, and for that objection, just for the report -- >> will take that without objection. would you please call the roll and a resolution with the amended reports? >> on item number 24... [ roll call ] there are 11 ayes. >> thank you. without objection, item 24 is passed unanimously with the amended report. madam clerk, we are now at for adoption without community reference. >> items 40 through 54 were introduced

people care for one another because being homeless means continually being victimized by dpw, by criminalso commit arson, assault with pepper spray and assault with your attic acid. none of which matters. euphemisms include what they are. my friends on the streets of castro are not service resistant and they're not engaged in homelessness, there simply trying to survive. they recognize mendacityas sure as they recognize danger , a necessary survival tactic. we can't allow members of the community to dictate policy and resources in a program that warehouses human beings are in historical and cultural memory is short . my aunt and uncle were first relocated to assembly centers and later to relocation centers . i conclude with a quote. if you're thinking of buying a house in new york san francisco or chicago there's a powerful attraction to a neighborhood like harlem, themission and in short i don't think about pride, think about private/earnings ratios just as you would with a stock . >> thank you for your comments. can we have the next speaker please? >> my name is lori brooke and i'm a cof

where transferring 11 staff from dpw as we bring sewer work in-house.funded fte's from this chart to be consistent with the dra report on our budget and to avoid any confusion but when we includethose capital funded ftes are total fte count is roughly 2500 people . we're also adding another 44 capital funded ftes for a variety of areas including construction, modernizing our customer service experience and support the acquisition of pg&e infrastructure. these positions are supported by the capital budget and represents the true need we have to get all this work done to benefit ourratepayers . it allows us to alleviate behind emergency work placed on current staff so they can return to a healthy workload. as i mentioned already wear down a lot of people but we're now embarking on a full-scale hiring surge to get usback up to the level that we should be. next slide please . this slide represents our one year fiscal year 2022 2023 capital budget which is for a total of $1.1 billion. the capital budget isconsidered separately from the operating budget . as

i do believe we have our representatives from dpw to return and report. >> welcome. >> good evening. we had a total of 10 properties that we are requesting to be put on the property of the tax bill. we have one property owner that showed up from our list and she paid the fee. it was for 1050 larkin street. and the other nine did not show today. >> thank you so much. we are going to amend with the one change. >> okay. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> colleagues, i believe we can accept the amendments to the report contained in item 24 and remove the property that was identified by department staff. we need to do a roll call vote. >> mr. president, given that this is a consent matter, and for that objection, just for the report -- >> will take that without objection. would you please call the roll and a resolution with the amended reports? >> on item number 24... [ roll call ] there are 11 ayes. >> thank you. without objection, item 24 is passed unanimously with the amended report. madam clerk, we are now at for adoption without community reference. >> items 40 through 54 were introduced