, then on the two exceeded. >> okay. so that sounds fairly standard. i have been through many of these and often it's a huge issue that is brought up and people make a big point that there are exceedances and i want to make sure that we create all projects equally. i am very much in favor of this project, but i'm also in favor of market-rate projects that come before us with the same sort of exceedances, but they are always held under more scrutiny, it would seem at time. what you are saying it's not worsening it and it may be slightly improving it, but we realize we're at a very windy site and i think we have to acknowledge that as part of our process. >> correct. >> if i could address that, too? it's a unique thing and most projects that come before, will actually seek a wind exception and that is because as the code is written, if you don't fix everything, but you still make things better, you still need to come for that wind exception. so in this case, the project is actually improving the situation with regards to w

our total membership exceeded 60,000 for the first time this year. we have under 35,000 active non-retired employees. some of those will include folks that have vested and left their money on account with the plan. they may not be working for the city but have rights to come back and claim benefits. and we have 26,000 retired members and we have a retiree payroll of over $1 billion. the next page is trends over the last five years. again we have a total active membership broke out by active and vested and reciprocal members. active members over a five-year period are still in a decrease from the level of active employees we had as members in 2008-09. and you can see the effects of the streamlining of the positions. going through and coming out of that difficult period. we also show the active to retiree ratio and you see that it's steadily declining but not as quickly over the last three years in the prior two years of this five-year snapshot. and you will notice that retired members increase by over 16% over the same five-year period. and that we co

so the three exceedances have been reduced to two. >> so you are saying there wasn't -- i guess i could ask the architect. were there other optional designs that were produced that tried to address directly the effect of the wind? >> another thing to consider, those alternatives, if developed might have been reviewed as part of the environmental review and that staff is not here to field that question. but perhaps the project architect can also address that. >> i would say that although we did not fully build out other designs, what we did do is work with our wind consultant to understand what the impacts were? to shape the design that you are seeing. >> okay. thank you. >> please call the question. >> commissioners there is a motion and second to approve this project with conditions on that motion, commissioner antonini. >> aye. >> commissioner borden? >> aye. >> commissioner hillis? >> aye. >> commissioner moore. >> aye. >> commissioner sau eau? >> aye. >> commissioner fong? >> aye. >> and commission president wu? >> aye. >> so moved commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 7-0.

not every contract has exceeded its goals. to be candid we have a hard time with drudging, but we've been exceeding our goals. >> well, great, that's good to see that -- >> we're proud of that. we're not a very big department. this is not a lot of dollars going out the door, but we're working hard to make sure they're fulfilling your policies. i think that concludes my report. >> okay, thank you. any questions right now? thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having us. >> okay. we will open this up to public comment. does anybody wish to comment on item number 2? please step forward. [singing] >> thank you walter. >> i' been working on port projects for many years now. i just want to point out that in the discussion of the capital plan and the kind of deficits the port is looking at, the two big potential public private par ner ships we're trying to get done, pier 707 and seawall lot, a lot of the benefits, long term benefits for the port won't really even enter that capital plan yet because they're outside the ten yea

the cost the cost exceeding the amount of what is being proposed here. and that clauses it different from the one that's in here why is that the case? >> that one says 3.5.2 if the project sponsor made payments in an amount to or greater than than the in kind value the credit amount shall be equal to the in kind set does that mean that the in kind value stand and they won't be credited for cost overruns. >> correct. >> and that's the los last one we approved. >> if the project ends up costing less they get credit but that it costs more that's united states maximum. >> okay. thank you. commissioner fong and i'm supportive of this fee waiver this is a good example of the project that's been maturing a its way through the community and it didn't have to go through the supervisors office but 13th century this time it was helpful so i optional supportive as well >> commissioner moore. >> move to approve the impact waiver. >> second. >> second. >> commissioners, on that motion to approve the in kind agreement. >> commissioner antonini. commissioner borden >> c

right now we're at about 18 percent with apprentice labor and non operators so that's fantastic exceeding that goal and on the labor ors themselves we're very close to the apprentice goals it's dropped a little bit in the last quarter off by one really if you look closely that's very close then the operators that's a very good story at this point i believe that would be shimmick mostly they are on board right now and exceeding their apprentice goals with their operators so a lot of good to report for the pla apprentices and so forth so if there's any questions that completes my first quarter 2014 report. >> thank you harper. >> we realize that our structural bid was so big that we had to break it up and that sort of thing and some of these bid packages look pretty big to me the electrical and things are we trying to anticipate that so we don't go through the cycle of putting out too big of a bid package then having to pull it back and break it up up? because that loses so much time when we did that. >> absolutely, it's a large trade package and webcor/obayashi steve is going to address al

a hamburger on ocean avenue we were told there were instances where the 3 hundred foot could be exceeded but i don't know if the board can get more information. i will note that the supervisors the legislation that's been proposed by supervisor wiener's office requires that those companies present finding on how the technology is advancing so we can be assured if underground technology is feasible we can start it implement that in san francisco as well and lastly i'd like to again read the quote i read earlier in the directors decision did, in fact, concern that particular case as i earlier the city has been graptsz that's been found through the ninth circuit case the finding the directors decision an alternative location that may have less than of on impact on the occupants in the area again i'll state we have not exceeded the 60 day ruling on the issuance or denial of the permit. thees vacation permits have been denied within asking days of the application >> do you know what the proposed alternative. >> it's on geary street in the,of course the background information states with the c

but i and other senior officials got exactly the same timeline of notification about tests that exceeded this test that failed -- tests that failed and tests that succeeded. and that openness and the understanding that that is the way to operate and it's the way to improve to have that openness within the department and with congress and the american people i think is incredibly important. >> question in the back the gentleman in the blue shirt. >> tom, arms control association. question for jim miller. i want to ask you about one of the many decisions you made while on the inside to see if you have any other perspective now that you're on the outside. last march the pentagon decided to deploy the 14 additional ce 2's in alaska if the next test hits which we're expecting sometime very soon. since that decision was taken last march, two things have happened. one is the july test of the ce 1 failed and that led to a decision by the mda to redesign to kill vehicle which has now been firmly embraced by mda, the pentagon, congress, its one of the few thing that is seems to have widespread bip

and in addition to meeting our exceeded our performance measure targets we decreased the number and we have a recognized medation program and we have a successful community out reach plan and our according to an expert in civilian oversight, dr. sam walker, professor from the university of nebraska says that ours is the first in the country and ours was in first in the country and he posted it on his website, in addition, we continued to address ongoing investigator vacancies with a temporary, and you will hear next week that we have two temporary, and the next step, continue to manage the occ case and continue our program and continue to evaluate the sfpd policy and practices and continue to implement the community out reach, and continue to recruitment to fill the vacantcies and finally, to seek budget adjustments to fill the vacantcies and that concludes, 2013. thank you. >> i want to say, that if you have done a great job, the occ was a new agency at one point and it was an agency in complete disarray at some point and then you came over and it was an agency that was putting togeth

we have never exceeded that in any budget year in the last 15 years. and also thanks in part to supervisor avalos's effort, we are confident that we will bring the monthly retirement board meetings to a chamber here in city hall so they will be televised live. and we have money in the budget to support that. and we conduct committee me meetings and we have the money in the budget for televising those meetings. i will be happy to answer questions. >> thank you, any questions? move on to the next report, please. >> members of the committee, does the department have comments? >> will you come up the budget analyst has made a few recommendations to your budget. why don't we go through your report and ask afterwards. >> mr. chairman and members of the committee. on page 5 of our report, we state that the recommended deductions, of the 1.06 million and 706 are ongoing savings and 937 are one-time. and allowing an increase of 17.1% of the department's 14-15 budget. our recommended reductions total 689,five 17, and in 15-16, all of which are ongoing savings. m

>> when the port's pro forma percentage rents is exceeded, there's a delta above that, 20 percent of that is incentive bonus to odi for beating projections. >> right. but does it come out of the red bar? so, no, it comes out of the other --. >> it comes out of the overage of the port's percentage. >> i'll make two clarifications to that answer. phil is correct but there's two things about this chart i wanted to point out. one is we said the numbers in the april 22nd and unfortunately in the staff report don't include the larger soft costs that phil identified earlier and that does have an implication on the repayment of both orton and port equity. this shows orton equity being fully repaid in 2024 and port equity starting to be repaided in 2024 through 33, i believe. just to clarify the red areas of this chart represent only the port half of expected sharable revenues, ie, our participation rent, our 50 percent participation rent. so anything above that would be subject to abonus before we begin started to split 50-50. so these numbers shown under the black line represent about 7.5 m

we not only exceeded the guidance that we set. we exceeded the consensus. and we conceded it by $11 million on billings from 88 to $99 million in billings. we exceeded on revenue. rerais we raised them for the full year. 132% growth and records of new customers and expansion around the world is what we're doing. we're optimistic. this market is right for disruption. fireeye is doing that. now we have from 4 products to 20 products. i think if you look a year or two from now, you'll see a strong company and profitable company as well. >> there's pressure on the shares. today is a day in which we have seen twitter shares take it on the chin because of their lockup expiration. you fall in the you had a march lockup and you came out with the offering at the stock high. then you have this massive overhang of a lockup expiration on may 21st in which 95 million shares will come to market. 95 million shares. are you concerned that you will be the next twitter in terms of price action on a lockup expiration of a major portion of shares outstanding? >> well first of

falling due tos the headlines on falling sales, quarterly sales rose to 6457 cars that exceeded the average of seven analysts estimates. it was less than the highest estimate for sales of as much as 6600 model as cars. again, shares moving lower. repurchasing 1.8 billion shares. the move is to reduce pollution from recent stock grants from executives. from recentlution stock grants from executives. reportingtain earnings. topping estimates. but where the forecast for the year. shares are higher in after-hours. those are the headlines at this hour. >> thank you. here to give us details about the earnings report is the editor at large, cory johnson who joins us from san francisco. are they producing enough tesla to warrant the earnings per share beat? >> there are adjusted number makes it looks as if they did not lose money but they lost money. are they producing enough? more than enough. it appears the backlog that was once as high as 15,000 is now gone because they made 7500 cars during the quarter but only said -- only sold 6800. what we saw was a decline in sales on a quarter over quarter

the company released estimates and they exceeded analyst estimates what 1.8 million sold in the seconduarter. ross colbert predicts the singleserve coffee market will grow to as much as $8 billion by 2007 teen. -- 2017. the owners of brooklyn been roast rate, one of the first companies to produce not affiliated single all serve cups. they are available in stores such as as harris teeter in winn-dixie, best get markets and online. thank you for being here. this idea of producing the compatible cups, how did you go ahead and make that happen? >> the patent expired roughly two point -- 2.5 years ago. we have very unique happens around our own filter and have our own proprietary ip to back it up. >> the actual filters from brooklyn been are different than those sold by keurig? >> correct. it increases tribulation with them the cup. we are able to get 10% more coffee. >> you have experience in starting new companies and building them and growing them. give us an idea of the range of product the brooklyn been wrote -- restaurant has right now. >> many different products for many different de

market has been expanding at a rate that has allowed the market to add supply because demand has exceeded it. everybody is experiencing growth year-over-year in spite of the fact that the amount of enterprise has increased. >> is the government easier to work with than they are here? >> the government is more predictable in china than it is in the united states. the government in nevada is very easy to work with because we are the industry and the town. gaming, tourism is everything in the state of nevada. the political environment is extremely friendly and understanding of that industry. the federal government in the united states is much more unpredictable and unfriendly to business than the government in china is to business and china. ironically, as ironic as that may be, as counterintuitive as it may be. it is true. you can ask any american businessman that is in both places. >> my thanks to stephanie ruhle and steve wynn. let's move from casinos and gaming to art and entertainment. the movie director jj abrams rewarded star wars fans may name the cast of the "star wars" movie. relat

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the first one was exceeding the campaign financially mitts. the second one was causing the government, the election commission to file a false report and that second charge a maximum of five years in prison. so what happenedcy pleaded guilty to the charge of exceeding the campaign financially mitts and the government agreed to drop the other charge. >> there was never any doubt you did it. >> right. >> you're defense in this case was not i didn't do it. it was i didn't do it with intent, i didn't do it with the right requisite of mind and selective prosecution of the government who doesn't go after anybody for this kind of crime except one of the president's biggest critics. >> interestingly i didn't say at the beginning, i didn't exceed the limits and now i'm saying the opposite. on the contrary of the facts that i, you know, induced two of my close associates to contribute i reimbursed them. i did do that. it's an end run around the campaign finance law. i did admit doing that from the beginning. but i did contest the issue of selective pros

the current quarterly dashboard hard to see what's been built and entitled the city is more than exceeded it's housing through 2014. the problem is getting the entitled projects built not necessarily about entitling more have meant but we have a glut of entitlements ready to be built i'll show you in the bar graft what does that look like we don't have to get crazy with numbers in a chart those are the 3 basic middle and protecting and moderate low income halfway there to the entitlement and moderate income less than half and above is 2 hundred and 11 percent >> thank you is there any additional public comment. >> commissioners my name is terry andrew's i'm a resident in bay area district district 10 there's a considerable amount of low to very low income housing that's not available. there's a lot of housing being built but you know, i often wonder when i see the public housing vs. the new housing who's being given the opportunity to actually going get into the new housing that's supposed to be affordable even when they talk about the affordable housing money being put into the system wh

exceeded all expectations in making government perform. saying to secretary foxx on the way up, it is incredible this federal government moved and moved this complex project. foxx aive secretary round of applause. [cheers and applause] the united states department of transportation provided unprecedented financial support, the largest loan ever awarded under the transportation innovationure and act, $1.6 billion. .hank you very much [applause] of we owe a special debt gratitude to our champion in securing that loan, our congresswoman lowey. let's give her a round of applause. [cheers and applause] i want to thank the new york state legislature and many of my today.ues are here both houses and both sides of the aisle, democrats and republicans. to thank them for breaking the political gridlock state.ng paralyzed this we just passed our fourth intime budget in if a row -- a row, not done for 40 years. [applause] project inoved this record time. this bridge will create tens of of jobs. it will speed commutation. it will increase safety. the r

graph is kind of to show our demonstrations in the enrollment of our students eased in some cases exceeding our numbers in the distribute. just to talk about how we gathered the data when we did this outreach to families. so we had some great ideas to engage on those issues given the short amount of time to present something as el cap to get the feedback to be incorporated we realize we couldn't get into all the areas provided by el cap we xhoensz those priorities into 3 themes chaucht and family engagement to name two. the idea we went out to the sites where we were holding community conversations and really wanted to get open-ended feedback on those teams we did it in carrousel fashioned so they asked her what's working at the district and how could they approve the services from the el captivities and feinstein what would success look like and how families measure what is successful four their children in their education. so from those conversations we took notes and compiled the notes and themes e mergdz and we put them into finding and top questions those finding we were presented to d

concerns were about the fact that the trees were plant in the raised bed so the root structure has exceeded the area of the raised bed there's roots underneath the bed that's not a healthy root structure so those are the primary reason reapproved those inform removal as you saw in the breeflgz or briefs they're of prominent landscape so we understand their loss from the neighborhood is an impact to 0 the neighborhood but we feel that the trees are not in great condition because of the past pruning practices and ultimately they're not sustainable in that site being planted in the raised bed. i would say we don't believe they're an immediate hazard and i'll say that i think one hundred and 50 years for this species is an unlikely achievement >> the ash before us states that the pruning take place can be remedied by future improvements. >> certainly in some cases it could be possible to mimic the possible tree through the pruning one the challenges it appears they were topped several times in the past they're not many lateral brandishes you want to cut back to a lateral branch so limited struc

in a capitol and western ukraine, a high voter turnout exceeded expectation. >> it is an entirely different picture here in eastern ukraine at the few polling stations that are open. they told us that the turnout has been disappointingly low. >> reporter: not low in a city that parties the most. the city with more it than a million people. ballot boxes were turned into trash cans, not a singel vote cast. here is the reason. the guns that pro russian acceptives fired into the air today in a show of force for were the same guns that stopped anyone from voting. it businessman called the roaming gunman terrorists. >> did you try to vote in. >> no. i did not try. my workstation does not work. >> it is not open. >> not open. >> reporter: in fact, we had had to drive more than an hour outside of the city, passed pro russian checkpoints to fiend a poling station that was. railroad worker said he hoped the election could be a new beginning for ukraine. >> you have reason to hope? >> reporter: hope he told us is the last thing to die. >> most people he spoke with were frustrated they could not take p

about procurement but the project was following ociis contracted under the existing loan and has exceeded it's goal by 22.5 percent because it will have the funding for the balance of the project has got the compliance staff to use the procurement procedures of oc d. and it includes section goals frurnt to hud and hiring goals set by the city and county of san francisco and the project continues to be subject to both front seat runs. this that concludes my presentation and the representatives from the housing department are here for questions >> thank you very much any public comment on this item. >> there are no speaker cards. >> i move this from consent to the regular agenda. excellent i wanted to make sure there was time to talk about questions if there's questions to ask about the differences of the contract policies and ocii other than i don't know if there's other questions you have >> if there are none i'd like to entertain a motion. >> thank you very much is there is second. >> second. >> thank you very much madam secretary call the roll. >> commissioner ellington. commissioner mo