so any issues with 311 that's not address we think about that dpw addressing this with 311 not in dpw. we meet with 311 if there are changes to service level green lights we notify them. they are the goal is the agreement is sort of with the public. will department expects to get to this within 48 hers or history that service level green light is t. is trying to set expectations for the public had they will see an action taken by the department and also for you to make sure we are setting roach you know reasonable but we want to make sure we are always improve and reaching for the goals. >> and who runs 3 sfleven who has bottom line responsibility? >> they are. department under the authority of the city administrator. city department. thank you. the next shoes the categories of inspections associated with our sla's and varying by type the largest aline with bread and bulleter. utility issues and sidewalk. the then this is not a more parbollic had you go in 3 upon eleven it is a draw down menu to select how you want to categorize your complaints. most just pick utility or sidewalk defe

dpw fulfill tells mandate better. good to know. thank you very much. the city is making changes to public comment profit cos. we have the option to limit remote comment for those requiring special accommendation. for now we will continue to make remote comment available to all who prefer to call in rather than to come to city hall. the 22 annual report is an excellent over view i recommend it to the public. i upon found the letter by director short to be inspiring. the report as graphics, text and a note i thought the qr codes that on every project and program profile so if a citizen wants more information it is easy to get more on programs or projects that may interest you. i send congratulationses to gordon and robertson for together you find the annual report on the public works home page. one thing i like to request for the 22-23 report is more financial information. more on ref now and expenditure and other data with text, of interest and helpful to the public. i look forward to working with department treshth go

also, i had coffee with chair lauren post from the dpw commission. she and i are like minds saying that cannot scyllo ourselves and what not. we need to expand and roach out we are making a habit of meeting monthly things how we run our commissions bert because we are mall joined at the hip. in the future we release detailed about what we would like to do. she made an open invitation if the staff, commissioners if you have questions or regards to anything with that the roach out to the dpw commission. city attorney correct me if i'm wrong they have the right to community to the chair of the dpw directly or public comment. show up as a private s.s through our commission as well through myself or bob fuller so we don't create events of what not. and it is nice to see 2 new commissions developing okay, how do we do this better? we are the charter commission here. we're out to do it right. it was based on a wrong. we are here to make sure we don't dot usual and i know it surprises people they say that is in the how we normel do things but that's why i'm

and to that would be handled by dpw. which mr. buck can speak to, it could be more than 10 or less, based on the contract ultimately issued. it's very important for ucsf in making this contribution to the city that those trees be planted and that the, that was very important to the appellant and very important to the university. all told on city property and at the site where the project will be developed about 206 additional trees that will be planted. again, that's 52 more of city's calculation of 806 and also a greater monetary contribution. and i think what the city suggests in their email today, is that they can put their plan for how to plant the trees and make sure that they're planted into the conditions of the permit that would be issued, does that answer your question? >> it elaborates on the trees that you have control over, is it going to be ob on your campus and committed to having them in the neighborhood. i guess my perhaps my question is better addressed to the city whether the city will have 105 more trees or just

usually because -- dpw does in the have the person power to dot work for us. these are approved contactors approved by city they have a bit of a mark up but -- we are able to use them you know -- i would say somewhat regularly. but really i have been trying to dpet us our own people for years. we made progress and i'm curious to see i think we will be so much more efficient. get so much more done. you and not i like to mobile mechanic for the vehicles and so i have been pushing for it for years and i think we got our not in the door. so -- let's see when we can do. we use privates. public works has first right of refusal. i'm imagining if i had public w and i'm looking at the stack of requests i have and i also have the mandate to cut. that might be posed as, okay here is category i don't have to do. you know possibly. just solutions all of which you were considered. i think part of the challenge in terms of wing with another department or cutting if another department is the -- mayor's budget office see its as one pile of monetch it is not necessary low gaini

the police department dpw mission district supervisor. hillary ronen says progress has been made in curbing workers in john's along capp street and reducing the market for stolen goods. but she admits more must be done. >> constantly trying to strike that right balance between fixing the problems in the neighborhood but doing so in such a way that understand that poverty is is at the root of most of these issues that oftentimes just straight up criminalizing everyone for everything doesn't thanks poverty and makes it harder to fix and worse. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. a 60 year-old man is facing hate crime charges for chasing a woman through dolores park. well, shouting racial slurs and threatening a killer. the suspect john collapse has been in custody since his arrest on february 19th. now he was arraigned wednesday faces 6 years in prison if convicted at the beginning of this month. in another case of dolores park, we reported that a 30 year-old man, a model vasquez, have been charged with hate crimes after he allegedly attacked 3 asi

. >> the fire department, please apartment, and dpw all came out and nobody did anything. so myself and a guy i just met who is probably in his 70's got out here, got my battery powered saws and cut up these laws and cleared the road, swept everything, pulled these lines back. >> there is no timetable on the cleanup here but mill valley please say this part of cascade drive is now closed to the public. in mill valley, jr stone, abc7news. dan: it is still somehow just so breathtaking to see snow still on the ground in some unlikely places from livermore to saratoga, mount hamilton. others made a good old-fashioned west coast snow date taking a family trip up to mount diablo and east bay and away from school. >> we had gone up to this known a long time so this was really fun day tod i'm da driving is still a little tricky on those roads up to mount diablo so be careful. the oakland zoo will again be closed tomorrow because of the weather and the problem seeing colt keep having there. the southbay is dealing with snow and freezing temperatures of its own. with more wet weathe

. >> the fire department, please apartment, and dpw all came out and nobody did anything. so myself and a guy i just met who is probably in his 70's got out here, got my battery powered saws and cut up these laws and cleared the road, swept everything, pulled these lines back. >> there is no timetable on the cleanup here but mill valley please say this part of cascade drive is now closed to the public. in mill valley, jr stone, abc7news. dan: it is still somehow just so breathtaking to see snow still on the ground in some unlikely places from livermore to saratoga, mount hamilton. others made a good old-fashioned west coast snow date taking a family trip up to mount diablo and east bay and away from school. >> we had gone up to this known a long time so this was really fun day today and i'm excited they didn't have to go to school. dan: driving is still a little tricky on those roads up to mount diablo so be careful. the oakland zoo will again be closed tomorrow because of the weather and the problem seeing colt keep having there. the southbay is dealing with snow and free

the police department dpw mission district supervisor. hillary ronen says progress has been made in curbing workers in john's along capp street and reducing the market for stolen goods. but she admits more must be done. we're constantly trying to strike that right balance. >> between fixing the problems in the neighborhood but doing so in such a way that understand that poverty is is at the root of most of these issues that oftentimes just straight up criminalizing everyone for everything doesn't thanks poverty and makes it harder to fix and worse. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> oakland police say they arrested a man in connection to a assault incident. it happened on february 13th in broad daylight inside a bathroom on grand avenue. police say the suspect forced the victim into the restroom and sexually assaulted her. police have not released the man's identity, but they say they want to thank the community on twitter for their help with making that arrest in world if there are new reports suggesting the chinese president xi jinping is p

the paint was considered encroachment and took many hours of staff time and dpw staff to get the project underway. the community and city are better off more beautiful and more comfortable because of the efforts and should make it easier for community group jz city staff alike. we have been working out the compliance issues and hope to introduce this very soon. lastly, i am submitting an in memoriam for milly leeman. i would like to ask we close the meeting in honor of milly leeman and offer our condolences to her husband mike leeman and family who are long time residents of golden gate heights and district 7. milly was a founder of the usf faculty association which represents teachers at usf. the only woman on the initial steering committee in 1975. milly was mathematics professor beginning in 1961 and served saz department chair for decades pioneering the presence of women at the usf campus. illustrating the rarity of women in the sciences upon retirement in 2004 she still remained the only tenured female professor of mathematics at usf. early contributions for crucial to survival of t

the paint was considered encroachment and took many hours of staff time and dpw staff to get the project underway. the community and city are better off more beautiful and more comfortable because of the efforts and should make it easier for community group jz city staff alike. we have been working out the compliance issues and hope to introduce this very soon. lastly, i am submitting an in memoriam for milly leeman. i would like to ask we close the meeting in honor of milly leeman and offer our condolences to her husband mike leeman and family who are long time residents of golden gate heights and district 7. milly was a founder of the usf faculty association which represents teachers at usf. the only woman on the initial steering committee in 1975. milly was mathematics professor beginning in 1961 and served saz department chair for decades pioneering the presence of women at the usf campus. illustrating the rarity of women in the sciences upon retirement in 2004 she still remained the only tenured female professor of mathematics at usf. early contributions for crucial to survival of t

in a statement ronan said my office is working with dpw to maintain the community atmosphere on mirabelle the benches where they are. only the board of supervisors can waive the fees or come up with legislation that would allow this kind of encroachment as part of the neighborhood. in san francisco lee and melendez abc7news. >> happening now this is a live look from her camera in lake tahoe overlooking zephyr cove rain has turned into snow tonight and it has been coming down, it is going sideways. >> is that horizontal snow? >> 3 feet could fall by the time this storm moves through, spencer christian joins me i love snow but when there is so much of that you can't do a whole lot. >> you can't travel company can't drive in and you can't ski when it's coming at you like that. we have wins, gusts at 65 miles per hour. that is why the snow was coming in horizontally, here in the bay area we have gusty wind but not that gusty as you can see just some light scattered showers right now although we might get some downpours overnight we still have a storm ranking one on the abc 7 exclusive storm i

in a statement ronan said the office is working with dpw to maintain the community atmospheric that meansing the benches where they are. only the board of supervisors can waive fees or come up with legislation to allow this kind of encroachment as part of a neighborhood. in san francisco lyanne melendez, abc7news. >> let's check with meteorologist frances dinglasan for a look at the weather. >> here is a live look from our roof camera blowing -- over the flag blowing. colder temperatures today and scattered showers. i let you know how much you can expect in your neighborhood and also the cold temperatures coming up ahead. >> next, worries for the warriors this morning. concerns over stephen curry's injury. chris alvarez has what is business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up

in statement she said my office is working with dpw to maintain the community atmosphere on mirabellehich means keeping the benches where they are. only the board of supervisors can waive the fees or come up with legislation that would allow this kind of encroachment as part of the neighborhood. >> numbers, western monarch butterflies seem to make eight -- him to be making a comeback in the bay area. experts say the recent storms can take a toll on the population. monarch butterflies are on the endangered list because of fast dwindling numbers. today a society released the final numbers. a monarchs were spotted across the area. the result of a second count conducted earlier this month could undo that progress. >> in general over the last seven years of conducting these follow-up counts we have seen 30 to 50% decline from the thanksgiving count to the new year's count. because the storms were so intense and back to back this year, it seems reasonable to assume there might be increased mortality. >> is not the direction we wanted to go. the results from the new year's count are expected

we work with didi -- with dpw. sfpd. sheriff's department. the dem.very year we are concentrated on working with different departments making sure this is a safe secure place for people to enjoy the new year. >> the floods, costumes, the firecrackers and don't forget the beloved 280 eight foot golden dragon which symbolizes power, luck and strength. >> this is our dragon. this dragon we built about four or five years ago. definitely tall. eight to nine feet tall. 208 -- 288 feet long. >> it takes as many as 105 people to carry the dragon through the streets of san francisco. this dragon is 288 feet long. the san francisco police department has a dragon in the parade. it is 100 feet long. >> t dragon is the a half hour . supporters say come out and help welcome the year of the rabbit. >> happy new year. >> it is fun for the entire family. >> come join us. it is going to be a fun night to celebrate chinese new year. >> new shots, new housing. maybe even a new sports team. the new vision for (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early

opportunity because i have been trying to conduct meetings between the various agencies ranging from dpw to rec and park to the mta ask mr. leafy, i know that -- we have been waiting for [inaudible] cost break downs from rec approximate p and i understand this it is over a million dollars but i wanted to use this opportunity to find out where rec and park is on the cost estimates? >> mr. levy. >> good morning. supervisors i'm noah levy project manager with rec and park department. will regarding the cost mates for the walt or improve ams, we have done estimates all inclusive for those improvements this jalyn mentioned the raised crosswalk. new walks and planting. new asphalt and paving the slew of improve ams estimated those to be 1 million dollars >> that is -- that with order of manage tude is helpful and mr. levelef who i we have you here. i got covid the second time in 2 months. as relating to the bridge, i saw in online publication halooked like reasonedering how the park side of kearney street but the private side of kearney on the investors hilton property would look like i had no

in statements she said i office is working with dpw to maintain the community atmosphere on mirabelleeans keeping the benches where they are. only the board of supervisors can waive the fees or come up with legislation that would allow this type of encroachment as part of the neighborhood. >> so cold. >> are we going to get a break anytime soon? >> we will. just one more day. it is not going to be quite as brutal as it was this morning. that may show you the winning temperatures down to 27 in santa rosa. 29 in kentfield. fairfield, 30 degrees. definitely a cold start this morning. we have another cold night ahead with frost advisories going up for the valleys and the hills five midnight until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow protect your pets by bringing them inside. don't forget about sensitive plants and outdoor pipes to prevent any damage. 7:00 tonight, 40's and 50's. the one thing that is going to help us as the higher clouds will insulate us a little bit so it is now going to get quite as cold tomorrow morning. by midmorning you already in the 30's in the coldest spots. a few clouds passing th

in a statement, ronan said "my office is working with dpw to maintain the community atmosphere on mirabellethe benches where they are?" only the -- are only the board of supervisors could allow part of -- this across as part of the neighborhood." amanda: it's time to check in with francis for a look at our weather. good morning. francis: good morning. wet roads around the bay area with scattered showers expected throughout the day and they taper off late this afternoon and evening ear and i will let you know how much rain you can expect and drier weather on the way with the accuweather 7-day forecast. amanda: also in, worries for the warriors, what concerns -- with concerns over stephen curry's injury. chris alvarez has what is next for the team coming up in sports. first, they're sour. (alarm) and then, they're sweet. ♪ sour patch kids. sour. sweet. gone. amanda: here's a live look from our sutro cam, a beautiful shot of san francisco, the sun joining us. we will check in with meteorologist frances dinglasan is for -- thing lesson for forecast in a moment. you can watch the 2023 nfl pro ba

the police department dpw mission district supervisor. hillary ronen says progress has been made in curbing workers in john's along capp street and reducing the market for stolen goods. but she admits more must be done. constantly trying to strike that right balance. >> between fixing the problems in the neighborhood but doing so in such a way that understand that poverty is is at the root of most of these issues that oftentimes just straight up criminalizing everyone for everything doesn't thanks poverty and makes it harder to fix and worse. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news in the north bay. 3 people were killed after a police chase ended ended in a rollover crash in fairfield, a solano. chp says it all started about 12, 35 this morning when they were trying to pull over a car i-80 east of american canyon road. and they say that the car was stolen and wanted in relation to a carjacking that happened in the layout yesterday. well, deputies say the car did not stop. so they started chasing. it's huge. then says the car got off the highway. it's

the police department dpw mission district supervisor. hillary ronen says progress has been made in curbing workers in john's along capp street and reducing the market for stolen goods. but she admits more must be done. constantly trying to strike that right balance. >> between fixing the problems in the neighborhood but doing so in such a way that understand that poverty is is at the root of most of these issues that oftentimes just straight up criminalizing everyone for everything doesn't thanks poverty and makes it harder to fix and worse. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. a 60 year-old man is facing hate crime charges for chasing a woman through des lauer's park in san francisco while shouting racial slurs and threatening to kill her. the suspect named sean callebs has been in custody since his arrest on february 19th. he was arraigned today faces 6 years in prison if convicted. and at the beginning of this month, in another case at the lowers park, we reported that 30 year-old armando sanchez bass keys has been charged with hate crimes aft

opportunity because i have been trying to conduct meetings between the various agencies ranging from dpwpark to the mta ask mr. leafy, i know that -- we have been waiting for [inaudible] cost break downs from rec approximate p and i understand this it is over a million dollars but i wanted to use this opportunity to find out where rec and park is on the cost estimates? >> mr. levy. >> good morning. supervisors i'm noah levy project manager with rec and park department. will regarding the cost mates for the walt or improve ams, we have done estimates all inclusive for those improvements this jalyn mentioned the raised crosswalk. new walks and planting. new asphalt and paving the slew of improve ams estimated those to be 1 million dollars >> that is -- that with order of manage tude is helpful and mr. levelef who i we have you here. i got covid the second time in 2 months. as relating to the bridge, i saw in online publication halooked like reasonedering how the park side of kearney street but the private side of kearney on the investors hilton property would look like i had not seen those

the paint was considered encroachment and took many hours of staff time and dpw staff to get the projectmunity and city are better off more beautiful and more comfortable because of the efforts and should make it easier for community group jz city staff alike. we have been working out the compliance issues and hope to introduce this very soon. lastly, i am submitting an in memoriam for milly leeman. i would like to ask we close the meeting in honor of milly leeman and offer our condolences to her husband mike leeman and family who are long time residents of golden gate heights and district 7. milly was a founder of the usf faculty association which represents teachers at usf. the only woman on the initial steering committee in 1975. milly was mathematics professor beginning in 1961 and served saz department chair for decades pioneering the presence of women at the usf campus. illustrating the rarity of women in the sciences upon retirement in 2004 she still remained the only tenured female professor of mathematics at usf. early contributions for crucial to survival of the union along wit

upon one is the dpw find for graffiti and now saying the businesses are victims. they other victims of a crime when somebody tags on their up with but they receive the threat of a fine. think about that. how we shift to afford businesses a differents way. who are victims of the crimes. not to be penalized. i think it it is thinking outside of the box and made aware of the situations. so this we can weigh in. >> thank you so much for coming in. it is an honest torto have you here. this is my last meeting as commission president. i have to say in 4 years i never have been prouder to be on a commission listen to the power president truth that my fellow commissioners have been saying tonight. and i think the nuance that you are express being it with. i want to say i'm -- alive with all of you. i'm alive with the need to approximate have better policing and better a better sense of justice in the bay vow. and the excelsior gets forgotten know and the nuance you poke i thought elegantly about -- how is the city we forget about the other neighborhoods because they are no

dpw and puc want to inflate their prices that isn't our fault. the city is inept in managing projects. that's not the workers fault. there is no cost effective energy green build design, it is just race to the bottom, who can get to the cheap est. why don't go to bang ladesh or china to get it cheaper and turn our backs on every working in san francisco and spending money in the community here. this is big problem and big issue. >> thank you. seeing no other comment, i guess i don't want to force you to the podium to tell us, but i'm going to assume what we are doing is legal. now i'll force you to the podium and force you to answer. >> good afternoon commissioners. i think one question we heard overall that maybe i can help is does 12x prohibit the acceptance of gift from a state for a company based in a state on the 12x list? does admin code 12x prothibt city accepting a gift from a company based in a state on the 12x list thin case nevada. commissioner mazzola you are right that 12x does not use the word gift. our office has understood and int

and i really can't say enough positive about the work of our firefighters as well as folks at dbi, dpw, hsh play a key role. i want to specific low note ben aims and his small team at hsa who support displaced residents and it is red cross volunteers. who provide resources on site to displaced folks in the aftermath of fires. but00ue know -- that said, the disasters really have happened often enough with devastating consequence. it is clear there is more we need to do to on the prevention side and to help folks displaced i'm calling if air hearing on residential apartment building fires especially in older mid size apartment buildings where we seen a lot. how can we prevent them and better support residents and businesses who are displaced. we will explore data and strategies and gift public learn about our protocol for responding including resources available to fire victims. among the topics will be sprinklers. and i want to note in contrast to new construction or sro's or thanks to president peskin's work high rise buildings. you know other buildings there are -- currently no sprink

combination of work happening under the direction the mayor cross our diameters including planning, oewd, dpw, rec park and everyone working together and across opportunity community with businesses, resident and ordinance of bars and restaurants and art's organizations to put together a plan that will focus oat 5 key visionary pill arts. condition to double down clone and safe pedestrian and working and living environments on streets. creating much more of an all hour dynamic dest nigz that will be a shift where we were bfrment downtown with more something that was more a daytime come to work and go home. really taking advantage of our center of our transportation system and continuing to push forward in the fits of the budget short falls that public transit agencies are face to push forward to a transportation prushth approximate doing all of this with equity competence inclusion in minds. the last thing suggest that you will see now is a road map not a plan or thing we're embarking on a journey when we endeavour to do is build out a website that we can condition toityerate on bring new pla

folks spending one hundred percent of their time on directives or do they have responding outside of dpw? >> so the officers, sergeant harel and barkley, we have a staffing shortage so they are sent out to do other duties besides the directive units but when they are here, that's their primarily duty but there's always an opportunity to go out and help patrol and other things we need to get done as an organization. >> great. thanks for that. commissioner benedicto. >> thank you, vice-president carter oberstone. just a couple of comments. i think echoing a lot of what have been said by both the department and dpa. i really do want to commend the written directives unit for their and dpa for the excellent work here. like it has been said, there's deadline issues that we want to sort through but that's not to undercut the work done through written directives and the dpa of i want to echo what captain tumor said and commend sergeant harel, commissioner yanez worked with her on our very vibrant, working group meetings on the juvenile orders, dgo7.1. there's opinions in the rule and sergeant h

and i really can't say enough positive about the work of our firefighters as well as folks at dbi, dpw a key role. i want to specific low note ben aims and his small team at hsa who support displaced residents and it is red cross volunteers. who provide resources on site to displaced folks in the aftermath of fires. but00ue know -- that said, the disasters really have happened often enough with devastating consequence. it is clear there is more we need to do to on the prevention side and to help folks displaced i'm calling if air hearing on residential apartment building fires especially in older mid size apartment buildings where we seen a lot. how can we prevent them and better support residents and businesses who are displaced. we will explore data and strategies and gift public learn about our protocol for responding including resources available to fire victims. among the topics will be sprinklers. and i want to note in contrast to new construction or sro's or thanks to president peskin's work high rise buildings. you know other buildings there are -- currently no sprinkler requir

in response my office with the support of dpw, mta rks imayor office and sfpd engaged a few short term imperfect strategies to address the situation. we put up barriers on several streets to stop the cruising and have ordered heavier barriers that are difficult to steal or move. sfpd motorcycle unit is ticketing johns and have a night time presence on the e block. we plan speed bumps on the street and improve the lighting but none of the strategies deal with the realty sex work happenss in san francisco and everywhere in the world in every city in the world. it is time to recognize this and move towards decriminalization and legalization and regulation of sex work. this is a longer term strategy. this isn't going to happen tomorrow. it is utilized in the u.s. nevada and rhode island have decriminalized sex work and at least a few countries around the world and most instances legalization helps combat traffic improves working conditions, reduce violence against sex workers and makes it easier to stop underage and unhealthy practices in the line of work. today i introduce a resolution as

sort of other issues that present and i wonder if the conversation includes department of health and dpw and-it is really important now to get those issues dealt with. also, there was a report also about the illegal vending in the plaza there. i know both bart stations in the mission have this issue and is this included in the overall plan in the tenderloin? >> yes to everything. really it is not-the police department has one slice of the pie but it is collaborative effort. pub luck works recollects public health, department of homelessness and supportive housing, all coming together in a way that we communicate and collaborate to solve the problems we have there, and look forward talking about the strategy but with regard to un plaza, as you may know the legislators in california took off the books the ability for local law enforcement to enforce vending. forever we had a section we use so that is no longer on the books so what the city has done as enacted a law public works can enforce administrative citations for sale of illegal vending on un plaza and we come along with support them