espanola jackson, mr. brooks, a. philip randolph institute, sierra, that stopped the city from building power plants. commissioner caen used to say, i just think it's not right we're going to build these power plants and i wish that we didn't have to. and that theme really carried to the point that we did it and we didn't have to do that. she was the spiritual center of that, and that was great. commissioner vietor, a strong champion of the environment, solar power, has helped us to keep the gosolarsf program afloat, despite budget cuts. we're going to need her help again. she is an advocate of energy efficiency, solar. we got another million for the gosolarsf tuesday, which is great. the program's run out of money again so we're definitely going to need commissioner vietor's leadership on solar to do that. commissioner courtney is my brother in labor local 261, have worked with him a lot. he has had the community's back for years, before even becoming a commissioner, has worked to make sure the local hire law is suc

iei have speaker cards, espanola jackson, al jen son, winerub, ana al frer alvarez. if you would like to speak for one, two, or three individuals, feel free to do that. >> espanola jackson, and my card says 2, 3, and 4. if you look at it. you know, in your question that commissioners, one of the things that i didn't hear brought up was about solar, because puc was the first agency -- and i think i was its first customer, to make sure that i got solar on my home. i think that not only them working with you, but you have other city departments that they should be working with. you make sure that they work with. because other commissioners, they're doing their thing. but everyone should be working together, especially city planning and department of public works. because when buildings are going to be built, it should be stated that every building have solar. you know, i was interviewed by kpix, and i know i'm all over the world, when i -- when i got my solar. my electrical bill is $4.19 a month. everybody should have solar. now, i'm low income. i'm a senior citizen. an

my name is espanola jackson bayview hunters point. i didn't know this was on the agenda. thank you, you are the one that put this together. this is very much needed. should have been done years ago. and i'm hoping, listening to the statements that was being made, i want to make sure that i find out who the chair is going to be so i can get their number so they can come to my community. thank you very much. please pass this on. >> chair kim: thank you, ms. jackson. >> tim paulson, executive director of the san francisco labor council. i didn't know this was on the agenda today but i'm very pleased to do it because we in organized labor like to raise the floor, and i just want to comment that all the different community and business groups that are being represented at the microphone are people that have worked with the labor community, the organized labor. and i just commend you guys for moving this forward, and i hope this task force is as successful as it claims to be. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is tiffany crane. i'm codirector at young workers yubtd. i'm here