dr. jackson. >> i'm dr. jackson. i feel that you all this commission need to hold a hearing on things that have been presented to you. and especially my community. there's so much that's going on. i want to show you something. how old it - hold it baby can you see that? >> yes. i can i just would like to say that i'm proud of the fact that martin luther king was just celebrated his birthday yesterday and black history month is coming up during my birthday month february the 9th. and so i would for you all to have a meeting about my community bayview hunter point they're talking about changing the name of hunter point and making it a shipyard. that disturbs me. and every penny h that have came into san francisco have came through what we coincide it hunter point usa and all those funds most of those funds are still coming into the city but we at hunters point has not seen a penny. one of your people here olsen lee is going to come to you and ask you to vote on a revision of the housing authority. you know, we did that

dr. jackson has said. i have stated. you need to talk to moran because he was the only general manager that we were dealing with back in the day. he's going the bring more information to you. i don't think he can because i think, am i older that be you, baby? [ laughter ] i want to make sure. a lot of people forgot a lot of things. i haven't. you all have a blessed day. >> the center is far older than my tenure with the commission either in management or here. and it goes back a considerable time. it was before mayor brown's time. so there is a lot of history that is important. >> has roseana come in? you are roseana? hi, sweetheart. this is for you and you make copies and make sure i get all my stuff back. >> thank you, doctor. always a pleasure. can i please call kaitlyn galloway. hi, kaitlyn. >> good afternoon city commissioners, my name is kaitlyn galloway. i run a farm here. i'm here as a resident to express mien en enthusiasm for this project. this site is rich for our city's history and it needs our protection. si

dr. jackson get information. >> diving i'll speak briefly. i want to apologize i haven't yet read the comprehensive financial report. i want to caucasian to the scorecard when was finalized and dis2ribd last week. i want to thank the staff nancy and todd and in furtherance of the insurance policies that this commission adapted. it's helpful to have the one page scorecard that collapses down all the various things we track and highlights the areas where we need improvement so it was a good effort thank you staff >> thank you david. >> actually. >> commissioner caen. explain what the commission statement is we got cs. >> todd from general manager and cfo. again many of the items they're going fine but some not say much so every year we moot with the various folks and go through their workers' compensation claims and seen some increases for example, the poison okay explore so some of the counts are higher than what we like because of exposure some people are out of work or back and wrist events for modified work duty. with that said, we work in

dr. jackson talks about we've been messing with that for a long time. so from that standpoint imprisoning the exceptions we couldn't be on time enough. we'll also be late >> obviously before you or i arrived this project was in the works. >> i'm the general manager for infrastructure. we came to the commission for permission to award to brown and cold case wall the planning it was approved and issued and we're on schedule. our counter schedule is for the analysis to be golden gate done at the end of the year and into the environmental phase and move the project on schedule. there was a lot of work done over the last decade planning this promise but through your direction set, of course, hired a consultant and working on a final project that will be into construction by the 2017. all i'm saying is we could have move forward faster. >> i think dr. jackson is talking about this goes back to the late 18 (laughter) don't quote me on that. truly unfortunately, we can't change >> i applaud where we're move now and said the challenges. i want to make sure we're

dr. jackson is talking about this goes back to the late 18 (laughter) don't quote me on that. truly unfortunately, we can't change >> i applaud where we're move now and said the challenges. i want to make sure we're sensitive to the concerns i know you are about your general manager concerns so we're moving ahead thank you >> i believe commissioner caen it's her first meeting on the commission from 17 years ago i believe we were presenting to the digesters. but we're happy to be where we're at and we look forward to the next few years with all the projects. so those are the uses of if you happened for the counter year and the next two years. as you see the orange bar is the debt service and also putting money into the federal reserve. and this is 2014 - 2015 budget requests it's self-explanatory those are initiatives we've worked on with the commission and this is breaking it down to see what's going into where for 2014 - 2015 and again, the same slide for 2015 - 2016. some of the priorities the regulatory is a big deal and we're renewing the oceanside permit with the water bo

dr. jack jackson do you have a comment on the infrastructure. because i'll take that comment >> dr. jackson. when you talk about infrastructure i was at a meeting at city planning two or three days ago and all of a sudden puc comes up about getting properties to bill. when we and nothing was mentioned about the infrastructure part of that was done at 18 hundred oakdale. my understanding in going to meeting is that sun born where they rode the plants and things at they haven't been able to do the job in the community. out of all the numbers i hear about jobs i want to know how many of those jobs have gone to zip code 92424. because most of the people that come into my community don't live there that they make decisions but don't live there. they don't know about the structure of the community. i want you all to be cautious, you know, about all the things you're not aware of what goes on, you know, into hunters point shipyard and we're another a dangerous level i hope you take into account we need your help to stop the madness in my community >> thank you, dr. francisco >> commissioner

dr. jackson did you are a have a comment on this item? >> you sure. >> yes. >> seeing none, public comment is closed. i'll call for a motion >> there's a motion on the floor all in favor, say i. opposed? the motion carries madam secretary next item. >> item 11 items to be discussed in closed session. >> can i have a motion for the attorney-client privilege. >> second. all in favor, say i. opposed? we're now going to go isession. >> okay. we're back from our closed session following an announcement to make would wro with respect to items 14 and 15 and 16 the commission authored the semester in the may that of $125,000. commissioners is there a motion whether or not to a discuss the discussion during inclusion closed session >> it's been moved and seconded and any discussion hardening none all in favor, say i. opposed? it carries and madam secretary next item please item 27 any new business. >> i have a quick announcements the january 28th meeting will commence at 11 o'clock and commissioners any new items under business. seeing none, this

dr. jackson >> good afternoon happy new year to you. i'm appalled with this presentation that's been made. you know, they know where those areas are. i've gone to three or four meetings with lee from the mayor's office of housing. cutting and pasting a program that we started back in the early 90s. and it's called envision of housing authority. there's no envision i would like you to look at one or two of you to look at the housing in bayview. it's a mess it's not built for family housing and when you talk about mta when the bond measure was passed back in i believe in the 80s for better transportation and bayview hunter's point what did we get? nothing. talk about mta the tea train don't run. it's a failure. i had to purchase a car in other words, to get to my doctors appointment and when you talk about a m i in that community they've been talking about affordable housing since redevelopment started and since lee worked for the housing authority the income level we can't even move into those buildings what happened is they kicked us ou

dr. jackson was talking about we looked at the chemdz that exemplified in the soil and whether those would have a risk to park workers or visitor or students interest the result was they didn't pose a health problem and gurney e.r. ginger the conditions were below the standards of danger and looking at the explore further that reinforced that conclusion that the contaminate at the sight don't posed a hazard. the fact that the studies look at how many hours one might be exploded i want to pout point out that the assumptions we used in our scenarios was default sumgdz recommend by the government and their intended to be conjecture. for example, looking at how a park visit would be exposed they assumed it from a child from zero to 6 and that same individual motive be quoted for angle 7 for 25 years were other looking at the 24 years with regular x power to the park it wasn't dangerous. visitors might pull weeds or dig on the plant and the health risk assessment looked at the hazards that might exist for park workers who worked there 25 years chrs long-range most people and found it didn't pos

dr. jackson has said has been corrupted for a number of years we're the result of it. i'll speak on the fillmore but the mission bay i know the brother jim jennifer would tell us i was with him. i'm one of his person that studied all he did but now you all in the mission bay and you over hunter view what have i done to the fillmore we've got the board of supervisors and we're the new era. we have no time for eras in the past that have failed. i like this team because it a looks good from the surface. i've seen my old friend here but i want to caution you all. you guys i don't blame you all for you've appointed by mayor but the mayor has to realize this is a new era. you've read all about the city and all the different groups here the gaze and the asians and the latinos they're coming middle-class what's happening to us. the population is the bottom of the san francisco no one speaks about that. i'm not surrounding e sooernd i'm trying to use the best tactics. the cacs needs to be changed and community reform is what we've got to do >> thank you very much any arrest spe

dr. jackson has said has been corrupted for a number of years we're the result of it. i'll speak on the fillmore but the mission bay i know the brother jim jennifer would tell us i was with him. i'm one of his person that studied all he did but now you all in the mission bay and you over hunter view what have i done to the fillmore we've got the board of supervisors and we're the new era. we have no time for eras in the past that have failed. i like this

dr. jackson >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> i'm on the i thought i was maybe i'm not anymore where i get the agenda. and i didn't receive an agenda for this meeting. and when i called some friends of mine - let me finish baby the agenda was for 1:30 today and some people getting gotre

dr. jackson >> i really don't know one of the things when i heard the young commissioner that francisco. >> hose young. >> this is one of the reasons you all needs an education about the sewage. that's at bayview hunters point. alex didn't start the puc and two of those persons are dead and gone. and where we used to meet and i used to attend those meetings that was that young man's on fifth street. it died off it died down and alex came to me and a asked me about the cac and i agreed. but i don't want you all trying to change the history that happened in my community and that's a lot that's going on. when i heard about the budget i know it bothers me you all have been sitting here for a long time and when you came together what were you supposed to do n if so nothing happened about the issues no one said anything about the leaks that's going on in my community. it just said that nothing is happened you've wasted seven years and ms. mccain about tell you. you've wasted seven years and not doing the job and i believe you're going to waste 7 more years and we're not going to have the that

dr. jackson i was on the task force to come up with, in fact, i'm the one that brought up community benefits for bayview hunters point. i know on the sewage has been in bayview hunters point since 1950 and that's a long time to the community to be smelling what they've been smelling in the community. workforce and city build came out of most cities from hunters point. that program has been taken from our community and city would i do everything that hunters point brought all the pennies have not gone to city would i do my community has not received any of the benefits. the hopes program started that. you know, the vice president of the united states came here and thanked me for the programs we have here in hunters point. what i feel is happening here in hunters point the senior program their this would fund guess what they've allocated $20,000 and you haven't done anything you said you were going to do. >> first of all, i want to thank all the presenters for giving us some qualify information. i suggest to the commissioners we need to get the university students involved because that's the w

dr. jackson >> good morning. >> good morning. >> i like your attire. >> at the it says what it's been sacrificing for quite a while. i want to say i've been here and i hope this is the last time. you all have not treated the south east community as you've done others and i'm talking about the southeast college and the plant, you know, it disturbs me for 2 and a half years, you know, we have companies out there that started with us in the beginning in 1986. you were supposed to hold a hearing to understand the mitigation. and you'll i'm hearing is the mitigation is being put off and people are disturbed. i am upset. really, really upset. that you all have not called the meeting so i will have an understanding. i came about a month or two agree with the information for the staff and i hadn't gone it back then when i see the attorney at the commission i pulled him to the side and he said well ms. jackson i give them that information. why aren't you all doing the right thing by my community. why which is holding it up. the programs you're holding it up. you know, and i want to say this buzzed i've go

dr. isaac jackson says volunteers will begin to pass out 50 to 100 crack pipes a day beginning in march. last week, the mayor and the city's health director told kpix5 they were against a formal reames recommendation that it could help stop the spread of hiv. >> we don't know the entire lifestyle of the crack user. that's why we're doing this. we want to know people. they could be part of the mix of why our rates are not going down fast enough. >> crack pipes are illegal because they are drug paraphernalia. they are prepared to risk going to jail. >>> president obama called for a year of action in tonight's state of the union address. specifically he told congress it is time to provide economic help for everyone. president obama used his state of the union address to push for income equality. president says he wants to expand economic opportunity for all americans. >> even in the mist of recovery, too many americans are working more than ever to get by, let alone to get ahead. >> we can't default on our debt or watch corporate revenues continue to go up while middle class americans conti

dr. espanol >> good afternoon. doctor espanol jackson. i would just like to - >> go ahead. >> i would like to state that may be one or two of you commissioners know this is a toxic site. in fact, they were trying to make it a park i was opposed to it by an e.r. no child and i call all the children at bay point my children no way should they be allowed to go there. and i'm glad you're not making a decision tonight because when i heard the speaker talking about green that building is not green that's toxic and i'd ask that you go on the internet and get the er that was done by the department and look up harris park and you'll see how many hours to be there. it was built for the fact the youngest lady spoke about educating our children but i don't want to see anyone going to that unhealthy area. she talked to k34u79 leader. i haven't even heard of the group that she spoke about i've been here since 1948 and i want to say they pulled out because they knew it was toxic. we've never had wetlands there that was all bay and the majority of land i