san francisco transfer station that takes effect october first of 2023. in regards to the process, just want to thank the rate review board. thank jay liao think ben becker, dpw san francisco environment staff for their partnership and collaboration during this process. very long and arduous process, but i think the end result is good for the ratepayers, the residents and businesses of san francisco and recology is looking forward to continuing to meet the needs and service to the residents and businesses of san francisco. so thank you. thank you very much. given that, why don't we open this item up, item number two for public comment. are there any members of the public in person who wish to comment on item number two, seeing none in person, why don't we go online? are there any members of the public online who wish to speak on item number two? for the record, there are no remote public comments. thank you very much. given that we will close public comment on item number two. this is an item that we have heard through a number of series of different meetings and the evolution of the different elements that are part of this rate order. i want to take a moment

san francisco's vision zero goal to eliminate all traffic deaths in the city. >> this has been a conversation for years. we have been working with the school and mta and dpw.have approval by the little ones. this is a milestone. >> the speed bumps are eight of 40 the city plans to build in the bayview district over the next year and a half. >>> japan begins releasing radioactive water into the sea but what are the risks to the ocean's environment? >>> fans paid big bucks to go see taylor swift and beyonc÷ at levi's but that >>> a controversial plan is now underway in japan. it involves the release of more than 1 million tons of treated radioactive water into the sea. anne makovec on one bay area man who recommends we rethink we put into our oceans. troop near fort cronkite, surfs up among those looking to catch a wave. >> for me personally, it is like my church. i have been active so long. this is where i come to get peace of mind. >> for jason, the pacific ocean is a treasure. as he plunges into the waves of the california coast 5000 miles west of him on a different coast, same ocean. >> protesters have gathered in tokyo and japan's release of more than 1

because i think it would be really important for the city and people of san francisco and the media to say, oh, is it commission, is it dpw not cleaning enough or is dpw doing more than its fair share? it's just that we have a citizen problem where people are just dumping on our streets more than the average city. so it makes us, i think, shining that light a little bit differently without pointing the finger or pushing away our obligations. i think it would be very telling to see what our staffing is, what our tonnage is, and how do we compare to other cities. okay. just something about working on metrics and also best practices . have you adjusted or have you had the opportunity to adjust or tweak what your levels of acceptable cleanliness is? i know we really haven't established that as a commission and solidified it. i know you've been working on it, but look forward to possibly engaging soon. mr. fuller if we could put that on our to do list about engaging on what is acceptable levels. we've heard from the public about unacceptable levels. we know we have photographs of what things look like before and after we leave

because i think it would be really important for the city and people of san francisco and the media to say, oh, is it commission, is it dpwot cleaning enough or is dpw doing more than its fair share? it's just that we have a citizen problem where people are just dumping on our streets more than the average city. so it makes us, i think, shining that light a little bit differently without pointing the finger or pushing away our obligations. i think it would be very telling to see what our staffing is, what our tonnage is, and how do we compare to other cities. okay. just something about working on metrics and also best practices . have you adjusted or have you had the opportunity to adjust or tweak what your levels of acceptable cleanliness is? i know we really haven't established that as a commission and solidified it. i know you've been working on it, but look forward to possibly engaging soon. mr. fuller if we could put that on our to do list about engaging on what is acceptable levels. we've heard from the public about unacceptable levels. we know we have photographs of what things look like before and after we leave,