8 hundred square feet they're proposing 3 hundred and 20 on the same sequentially and the impacts are incredible good by to our parking lot and say goodbye to the restaurants there are there getting a table potentially seven hundred 0 one thousand occupant will live in 3 hundred and 20 unit here it's just too overreaching i'm pro development and for development in our community but responsible 1re6789 this thing needs to be scaled down i'm not - i'm looking at this from our community and also our city in preserving the heritage and character of our city thank you very much. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment on the draft eir? >> you called my name. >> go ahead if you want to speak please line up on the screen side of the room. >> hi, i'm joyce i've lived in the neighborhood 25 years dog patch and on potrero hill plan that i've reviewed you know and hearing about for years like our neighbors seems obviously flawed when you look at the instantaneously and the citations being used 2000 data 10 years to get the completed plan and referring back to items that are 15 years

by possible high-end sea level rise plus one hundred year flood as mapped by the committee so those collect listed are due to committee i'm going to turn it over to chris to go over some of the flood maps. >> okay. so i want to review a few of the sea level rise scenarios and flood maps wear working with those maps were prepared by the sfpuc in two studies the shoreline east side and west side the whole square feet of scenarios so i'm going to focus on a few not click through them the studies are available this first one i'll talk about be a little bit longer than than the rest is depicting the mean high water plus 12 inches that transmits to the daily high tide to the 2012 research council report and the green areas you see there are denoted as dissected areas those are areas that the grade will be below this predicted high-level they're not connected to the bay lower than the sea level but flooded this map and at maps i'm going to show you are bans 2010 topographic it was high so it is useful for this purpose but doesn't account for changes in topographic on the shoreline includin

hundred trees in san francisco and one hundred and 5 thousand street trees and up in the parks and those trees as the supervisor mentioned produce a number of environmental benefits from the green house gas emissions and formulating gases from the freeway and the connective benefits increasing the property values studies show the commercial areas improve the economic fists and the public health benefits in terms of the health and wellness with things like traffic calming so some of the studies for the first serve those are overall urban forest estimates as a capital asset in the city the city trees if we replaced them will be $1.7 billion each year the trees give back benefits to the city and there's an estimate they're responsible for one hundred percent of the property values so this you know one of the things that san francisco is a top list of the world stresses but many of the city's trees we have a lack of green trees as the supervisor mentioned we have one the lowest canopies of street trees in the united states in addition the trees are not disabled city council throughout the ci

anticipation the expected holder will be from the high 3 hundred to 125. >> thank you very much i'm here for questions. >> questions by the commission? mrvl and mr. melberger >> for the contributes to return he go by the sector and selection this should effect the number or maybe they've got trouble i'm trying to fought how to effects the performance remember the one page that's a timing initial will it effect that. >> i would expect a modified tracking error and i'll answer your question the tracking area is targeted to be 45 periods of time then they very a return target in line with that they expect their tackling to be in that range but got up a little bit the utility environment is hard to track and the tracking error on the lower end that exit terms they don't expect the changes in the ratio they feel the change p will modest there actually shares that's in the measure in terms of characterizing the excess returned i don't believe i don't think it's a dramatic it is a better way to engineer their that time for the stocking consultant about 40 percent of they're overall model a

thousand miles and remain in operation up to one hundred and 75 that's american people increase and for the vehicle age to increase by one year not more than seven years through 8 or 9 model years inspection schedule remains the same we're looking at the vehicle inspection at san francisco we refer to them as g t u and all taxis are required to be inspected every 12 months unless used as spares or have more than $100,000,000,000 g t u has been notified of the proposed changes medallion retransfer fee is reduced from 20 percent of the transfer to 5 percent staff considers this to maintain the fees in alignment with on the jurisdictions in the 20 percent fee were subtracted it would be having to be increased and have a big impact on financing a refinancing typical the down payment is 5 hundred and that provides a loan of 37 thousand 5 hundred and it's important to note we have buyers that are willing to purchase the medallion lastly the lamp medallion new fee is set another $500 and to wave the fee until the end of the cycle june 2016 that's for the legislation and lastly i want to po

or the other the planning commission recommended not taken one hundred feet and mr. star elaborated on that i'm going to oppose the amendment and to the full board colleagues are interested in changing that concluding the supervisors that represent e 3 something we can take up at the phone number but today i'll recommend he put the amendment in so the amendment as i described before public comment can we take that without objection? the amendment is adapt can i have a motion to recommend this to the full board without objection >> 1:30 we'll take that without objection. that's the order. >> madam clerk call item 6. >> item 67 angle ordinance amending the platt for the landmarked building. >> and supervisor cohen is the author of item 6. >> thank you very much colleagues this changes the planning code to limit the amount of says that a building is allowed to convert once it's designated a historic landmark the board of supervisors amazing passes interim controls i put 230rg9 to establish is a element of the conversions of pdr to office spates in historic building last

and 50 cube yards that dropped down the picture to the right is 2 hundred cubic lots of materials that came down in a rainstorm 2012 flash-forward two years ago this is we had 2 and a half inches of rain some came in dout do you have an opinion in the size of that tackle nobody got hurt but the car is smashed up if we're lucky nobody get hurts on the right side it is next to the condominium building and so starting from this event we did the public works did an emergency clear up took out the debris and restored the fence and embarked on an engineering study to figure out how to stabilize the hillside in general we go into the removal of the vegetation it introduces cracks and you'll have water entering the fractures and weakening the slope it is termed scaling we're putting in lot bulks and there recent rock wells their thirty foot long and an application of two levels of wire mesh and then concrete as you can see the area of the work the coit tower on the left side you see lombard street right-of-way to the left is the rec and parked and the rhetoric is the yellow part below the buil

so the form 6 hundred all right. so the gift rule is from the sub orient to the aspire i don't think that rule will be implemented i'm assuming it is not a father-in-lawscy meal now if he's a form seven hundred filer you'll probably have to disclosure the value of the meal he, he received is more than $450 >> does the 440 cap apply to everyone that gives gifts so all my friends if they go over 440 or only a person. >> it's and source by source limit so person a a subject to seven hundred address subject b but it's a cumulative running total have you so look at all the gifts from january one to the next couple weeks. >> on ouryour exception they can deduct a write off or maybe the function i attend was two people giving the function how does that work or is it the 5030 as long as that's on title and are those general ticket offend to you on the going rate. >> i have no example it's as an exception to a nonprofit you go to dinner and $500 cover for dinner he's a nonprofit obviously the meal is not worth 5 hundred so th

and 98 of $7,000 plus in $2,009,220,000. >> 20 thousand. >> one hundred and 86 and fiscal year 092010 and in fiscal year $20,102,011,830 so you'll see did general fund carried forward was building so that's the reason for the subsequent request getting smaller and in the fiscal year 1112 the appropriations stopped. >> and then there's the combination of fund that come from the utility commission as well. >> yes. >> for lap co- >> yes. that is acquisition recommended expenditures. >> so currently do we said what the puc so planning to provide for lap co-for the next fiscal year $149,000 is that the request. >> the one hundred and 49 the general fund request for lap co-the agreement with the puc with 9 fund through the end of this fiscal year i know that mr. freed has been working with the puc to extend beyond that point. >> so the $149,000 will replace what comes from the puc or this augments it. >> well, it wouldn't i can speak to the details it is separate so the dpa funding it separate this is additional fund to support lap 'coz general operation that are not able to be paid by the

. >> san francisco home to more than 8 hundred thousand residents one hundred and 34 daily visitors everyday people walk and drive and ride transit to get to school and work and to shop and play since 1989 the san francisco municipal transportation agency has served as a straighten up and fly right of our transportation system the agency administers the half hour cents sales tax and the transportation authority invests in transit to get you where you need to go and plan safer neighborhood and help the workers net in and out of the neighborhoods safely and retains critical infrastructure governed by the board of supervisors the transportation authority insures that the tax dollars are transparent to deliver to the projects across the city who make the most of the sales tax we attract more than $100,000 in funds and san francisco diverse community the transportation authority plans and funds and delivers fund that promotes healthy neighborhood and creates jobs that keeps our jobs strong vvl in san francisco from for more than more than 25 years and ready to deliver the project informs the next

plus and 6 hundred and thirty in 2013 and now supporting over one thousand 2 hundred young people in internship in 2014 in addition to the paid interning we awarded 25 small grant to the small business community such as the randolph and the bay area and the mission neighborhood center that allowed us to build the relationship with the nonprofit leaders and impose more than 5 hundred young people to the puc because it is so successful and the regular session to request approval to renew the grants for this summer to give you an idea this shows with the sewage youth lives by zip code this st. is in areas where the puc operations have the most impact such as in the mission and southeast an did you want workforce development we help to support the current employees as of october 1st, the office of economic workforce development lastly presentation recorded that the puc achieved 40 percent of local hiring of san francisco resident resulting in over 4 hundred thousand craft hours and this is significant because the puc exceeded the 20 to thirty percent announced requirement in addition to

talking a life or death situation there are $6,000 plus homeless individuals if san francisco 34 hundred living on the street 18 in street programs and jail have no 0 home to be real estate department 20 to 10 years ago when mayor newsom had an effort this followed up open the adaptation by the voters when commissioner antonini and myself are here to support to bring about fundamental change in homelessness in 2005 we had 15 hundred shelter beds now 1145 part of that for the recommendation was a commitment to build 3 thousand new units of housing we realize that shelters plays an important role it is about individuals not getting $400 a month but $579 a month it is difficult in the housing market we're not moving people as quicken it is taking 6 to 9 months in the can't cash program to move into permanent housing i want to assure you the mayor i understand to do big intentions starting next year that has an impact on the streets to reentering cash and the shelter remain an important component and my colleague will talk about the people lynn up in the in the first place to get a shelter b

and 9 employees we've increased that to two hundred and 27 in years 11 and 12 and now at 2 hundred and6 for 2014-2015 as of the summer of 2013, the total staff was up that's quite a jump we're hoping to hire civil services folks to meet our customer service demand a big congratulations to kari who received a thank you letter and said he's knowledgeable and he said he was knowledgeable in reviewing the architecture documents and that, ma'am secretary will be fine for me actually, one more thing this is for our fell commissioners commissioner walker asked for an update and follow-up meeting, however we haven't been reached back about the planning department hope to in the next come up of weeks and given the availability for the meeting as of now i don't have a conclusion date but i'll make sure that happens that madam secretary concludes with any president announcement >> any public comment on the times announcements seeing none item 3 general public comment bic will take public comment on matter is that are not part of agenda agenda. >> morning commissioner mccarthy i'm steve williams h

hundred thousand dollars doesn't have to be spent. >> we can if we like. >> that's why we're not voting but supportive of this money to be spent to rad if i and correct this area in this part of town we don't have to vote that's basically, what we're saying. >> would you like to vote on it. >> maybe you can say it in a way to articulate. >> i just find it curious. >> john from the city attorney's office the reason you took an action previously in the fall because the way the charter it written a amendment to the building code to allow the fund for the work that is effected here this was an amendment to the building code the chapter says wherever the code are amended the building inspection need to hold a hearing you held a hearing and approved the use of this fund to address the situation the earlier estimation was not accurate because of the conditions added to the cost of it so there's no new need to amend the building code again, this is brought as an informational item not no requirement that you hold a hearing no requirement that you take an action you're free to if you want but it

and 12 calls usually, we're looking at one hundred and one hundred and 20 seven hundred was a lot about the skipped pay period those retirees know we're moving first page a pay in advance to a pay as you go that information was if the on enrollment in the guide and in the section is it fair to say on our voicemail system that went out if the e news and printed in the letter but people were still spriept they are more money in their checks than normal there feeling were a lot of calls they got the information off the voicemail system i'm going to ask we met with ann to plan the sutter rate audit you'll recall the land use limited the calls that sutter could make we're in the process of doing that and we worked with finance on the e e rp summary you'll take action on today when we - i also met with kaiser research along with stephanie you'll hear about that in terms of communications i already mentioned the confirmation notices but when you imagine 63 thousand letters going out in spitting despite of a large amount of work if i payment through the managers deck she's had a very very about

thousand 2 hundred to 13 thousand square feet e square feet under the influence it measures 8 hundred and 37 square feet it needs to variances that measures 23 by one hundred it faces a consistent pattern that are 3 stories below the garage 3 spate drs are filed one by the adjacent neighbor to the east and two from across the street the drs concerns this my adhere to the scale it will be excessly huge it should be brought into the neighborhood character and did not respect the neighborhood it is context all the design team requested the set back of the verbatim rear edition be south set back by the rear property line 5 feet and the that stair penthouse includes the slope to minimize the building the rdt took a further have you and the second and third floors be set back from the west side property line in response to project sponsor set back the rear edition 6 inches from the property line subsequent r0i78d design team review meetings they've determined the project is suitable and creates no circumstances that concludes my presentation. >> first dr requester. >> i have some overhead i

a hundred, a hundred and forty, a hundred and eighty dollars worth of guaranteed cutlery. and the price is still only three payments of thirteen thirty-three. how's that for a deal? not bad. hey, cousin. my dad. you've got to be kidding me. my dad wants to give everyone the chop and serve knife also. this goes in the package also? that's right. wow. let me know you this one over here. this is fabulous. look. the next time you have to chop up some onions you take this knife, our chopper. and you chop up your onions like you see over here. turn it around this way. you chop onions so fast that you don't have any time for tears. the only tears you'll shed are tears of joy that you have a thing like this around your house. this is the way you do all your fine work. you want to chop up parsley. you want to do basil. you want to do mint. and, and we call it a chop and serve for this reason. you notice the width of that blade. it's made that way so once you chop the food up; drop it right into the frying pan. this alone sells for forty dollars and ron says to put it in. arnold, my

and 50 students over 3 did of our schools we have 5 hundred and 80 adult members 5 hundred and 80 adult members with your permission i'd like to make a special recognition for their extraordinary commitment recognize kathy who is one of our school nurses and ms. flores for the martin luther king jr. school and kim anderson at fund-raiser mount and michael moore a special education teacher and roxanne a speech therapist and barry with the visitacion valley middle school and andrea han of scapegoat nurse mentor like these are making a difference 45 percent of the folks improved and elementary school with the adults and children are important so on behalf of the board i'd like to thank our mentorsers aaron and finally invite the mentors and want to be mentor to our mentor recognize event at precisely 144 taylor street in san francisco this will take place on january 29th in san francisco so just two quick additional items in addition to all the wonderful mentors we have tech professionals in your unified school district classrooms as volunteers they're helping to prepare the students by su

hundred cabins those rustic structures gives camp mather the old atmosphere that enhances the totals experience and old woolen dressers and poaches and rug i do lay out people want to decorate the front of thaifr their cabins and front poefrnz their living room is outside in this awesome environment they're not inviting their guests inside where the berms are people get creative with the latin-american and the bull frogs start the trees grow and camp mather is seen in a different light we're approaching dinner time in the construction of the hetch hetchy damn the yosemite park built jackson diane hauling hall to serve the guests it does was it dbe does best service s serve the food. >> i'm the executive chef i served over 15 hundred meals a day for the camp mather folks breakfasts are pancakes and french toast and skranld eggs and hash brown's our meal formulate is we have roost lion it's reflecting of the audience we have people love our meals and love the idea they can pick up a meal and do worry about doing the dishes can have a great time at camp mather after camp people indulge

hundred trees in san francisco and one hundred and 5 thousand street trees and up in the parks and those trees as the supervisor mentioned produce a number of environmental benefits from the green house gas emissions and formulating gases from the freeway and the connective benefits increasing the property values studies show the commercial areas improve the economic fists and the public health benefits in terms of the

planning commission has begun backwards on that with the advent of two or three hundred reports occasionally you need an index as exercise are forcing the staff numbers and put package numbers i occasionally only read three or four different motions or whatever have to print out the 3 hundred packages to photo where they are some discipline from the staff needs to be that they have an index and you can't issue hundreds of packages of documents on one link without an index i'll pleading with you to amend the rules of law for those 3 issues reconcile the fact of the index and into the reporting. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. . >> commissioners that places you back under our regular excuse me. on our regular claend complained u calendar we will be taking up the one case pulled off 6 calendar at 80 missouri street condominium conversion. >> commissioners, i said to introduce you to another staff person that joined us in september as a planner one in the east quadrant she has a batch of arts tb berkley and has experience in the rec and

our services range from community outreach to youth enrichment program and workforce every year hundreds of san francisco unified school district students seek the enrichment and opportunities dribble through my officer we're worked with the puc to engage people in engineering and visible sustainability and arts and you kshlt program and provide professional experiences to make impacts on our lives you've heard about today last year, we launched the blue heroin berry gated that teaches the landscape and water conservatism and advocacy through high school students this program allowed 15 district 10 youth to you participate in the paid interimship and not only did we keep the illinois kr0rd streets cleans those youth provided testimony to the port what we learned about the water conservative and how they'll learn the crazy they left with a standing no vacation our grant fund through the community benefits program i am honored to work with the nptsdz that have similar goals to really help get the young folks to think and learn and grow into our fallout leaders thank you inform the puc as w

chang said we realized it to make it 2 nine hundred square feet flat in the general configuration it is the fourth floor so the manufacturing is a 3 story building in relationship to the adjacent neighborhood regarding square footage there has been discussion about this we've done an analysis based on the city records we've identified 3 units and 3 of them across the street from the project we've alternated the window and replied them with scaled windows and signage of the stucco to create a modest building with commissioner moore's comments and maintained the garage space and we've cooperated the escaping wit west that requests we do so we received an appraisal from bridges appraiser that awe operated the project this is an be affordable project we building this has been addressed with all concerns and we've presented this to the neighbors on december 17th and not received comments from them as mentions 3 letters of support and knowledge i understand this was heard i want to let you know the board required a variance and we removed street trees thank you. >> i have speaker cards her

and 13 thousand not to exceed 4 hundred thousand for the off-ramp realignment project. >> thank you very much we video a presentation. >> liz the senior engineering it's on page 1 and 15 in our pact fulsome off-ramp realignment project wildest fremont street for the terminal a new traffic signal is one hundred percent financed with the successor this is needed for the project area plan to increase the parcel at the fulsome fremont shown as is blockade on the map this is early december the site began on december 22nd with the closure of the off-ramp since then a new earth wall was constructed and the excavated material has been stockpiled on site as hone in the drawing prior to the start of activities the consultant steeptd the effort to the 2010 the clerk will standards for the significant standards from 2006 standards and we received unexpected new comments from kathy rinses staff for the standards and specifications all construction projects incur change orders for the additional remove of man made objects enkrntd during the renovations the estimated cost is about 55 thousand doll

pack xmentsd meaning one hundred percent of their practitioners are certified by the state and have minimal regulation by them over from the city i gave this presentation in front of the state officials had 62 establishment so over the last year we've seen 28 new cam pack establishments on in san francisco and about 15 of those establishments used to be regulated by dpw and about trirdz of the establishment had a high number of violations as you can see many of the massage establishment are treated and in several neighborhood but approximately 70 percent of the establishment are in separate neighborhood like the sunset and the civic center and richmond and chinatown and the western edition when i did this presentation the last neighborhood was south of market now there's more moving into the geary corridor. >> so about the 90 establishment that are the cam pack examined are unregulated so what i mean by that this slide will give an outline of the dpw regulated and the cam tech exempted the dpw we issue permits and we're able to enforce violations and revoke permits this is not true

and 69 thousand additional scale rock so additional rock that needs to be removed another 2 hundred and 50 thousand we're estimating 5 hundred and 18 for the works and we wanted to include this because of the team of the work so we have the contingency the basic costs we royals we need an additional 8 hundred thousand for this portion of the project that pretty much concludes our presentation. >> commissioners any questions. >> commissioner walker. >> yeah, it's pretty amazing i think quite frankly there was also another rock slide about 57 or 10 years ago. >> that's on the common building inspectors 70 years ago on telegraph hill on the broadway side actually this particular site i was in dbi in the same location this hill as also having problems for a long issue of rock slides in this area. >> and we're taking this out of our emergency fund is that where it's coming from. >> right you know some of the fund we need to use from our resource to do some of the work. >> i think it makes sense to do it i maple that's what our emergency fund it for . >> i think we need to do it in order

every effort will be made as the unit are demolished to move into other unit number one if the one hundred percent of the occupied and one hundred percent of those are not occupyable so with the mitigation measure in general needs to have more detail where those people are going to go and how this links to the environmental impact report is you have to analyze under ceqa do you have environmental impacts related to providing housing somewhere go for people your relocating it's necessary but we have to be realistic where those people are going and the environmental reviews in san francisco providing the units this needs to show up and having no requirement as a mitigation measure is not sufficient environmental justice is an offshoot of that under ceqa i look at the environmental justice and having people living on site a 9 or 15 year project we need to look at the mitigation measure needs to be the protection against the construction methods that are already laid out here i think on that piece not necessarily the eir in total isn't sufficient but the mitigation is not required and there ar

the current system as lovingly radio channels and serving approximately 11 buses and trains and 2 hundred maintenance vehicles and handheld rising radios this is 35 years ago the current system didn't have the data bandwidth to support the operation the current radio system is no longer supported by my manufacturer the system will operate from 4 radio based stations with additional frequency for a total of 26 radio channels that's more than double of the frequency rate the new radio system will have the channels and data band to support of the transit service to provide future growth in addition the new radio system will add state of the art transformation system features with the system can't provide it includes integrated automatic passenger counter and automatic announcements at the next stop at muni trains for above ground train stops in order for the ada compliance it will offer a better voice and communication data throughout the city for the major subways and tunnels that will have the good graphic system design that the back up system could take ♪ case of the system failure it req

since accident program since the 14 weeks 2 hundred and 75 siernlz or syringes were left behind the original $150,000 there's was we near the end of the six months trial given the significant benefits we want to make sure we extend our expedition today the public works is here to present they're finding regard the pit stops and continuing and expanding a clean and safe toilet program across the city i want to thank everyone again at public works for working so hard on the project especially sam dodge who is here and the project manager of the deputy director and salmon jack's and our public policy director and our colleague who made this possible and all the community groups for their advocacy and support making sure this is successful for all who were involved over the last two years i want to bring up sam dodge and rachel for the presentation thank you. >> all right. trying to get this thing going here all right. >> supervisors thank you very much for having us today can you - i don't know? a great project it is rare we get to be involved when i was first signed to count the fees