>>item 3 is that community choice aggregation activities report by barbara hale and jason fried. >>good morning, barbara hale. this is the lowest top-down rate that we have seen so far. >>great, do you know any reasons that people do opt out when they do? >>we have had a lot of interest in the program and we are seeing a lot of commitment to it. the super green participation is also good. the rate of participation in our super green program is currently 3%. we are continuing to promote the super green offering that is the 100% renewable offering and we will send out a notice soon to our existing customers to encourage our friend and neighbors to join the super green portfolio as well. and, we will be doing an advertising campaign in the fall to specifically promote the super green sign up in our next enrollment in districts five and eight. so, speaking of the next enrollment we have 561 customers that have signed up for august enrollment. most of those sign-ups are residential. 78% is super green and 28%have signed up for our super green offering. we are finalizing our notice for

. >> jason fried for lafco. the staff at sf puc has been doing tremendous work and it's great to see the new staff come on board and continue to do the work. one thing beyond the sale update is i wanted to update you on ab 710. there was a lot of work done thanks to our c puc partners and other advocates. instead of what they have for staff for electricity, they sent to the commission to put together experts, come up with a good formula that will work. ab 110 did pass by the governor. but the answer hasn't been addressed it. it will be addressed in the who, group the way the ce does the process. so that was the one thing i wanted to add. the rest was covered as far as the cca update at this point. >>supervisor john avalos: great. thank you for your work. it's great to see how things are aligning. it's been a great year finally. i know it's a lot of work from your staff. thank you for leading that way. we are going to public comment. anyone who would like to comment, please come forward. public speaker: good afte

. >> jason fried for lafco. the staff at sf puc has been doing tremendous work and it's great to see the new staff come on board and continue to do the work. one thing beyond the sale update is i wanted to update you on ab 710. there was a lot of work done thanks to our c puc partners and other advocates. instead of what they have for staff for electricity, they sent to the commission to put together experts, come up with a good formula that will work. ab 110 did pass by the governor. but the answer hasn't been addressed it. it will be addressed in the who, group the way the ce does the process. so that was the one thing i wanted to add. the rest was covered as far as the cca update at this point. >>supervisor john avalos: great. thank you for your work. it's great to see how things are aligning. it's been a great year finally. i know it's a lot of work from your staff. thank you for leading that way. we are going to public comment. anyone who would like to comment, please come forward. public speaker: good afte

. >> jason fried, executive officer. i know with is where a time crunch with time issues over 2 o'clock in your packet going into how to look at t streetscaping so phase one is 4 to 5 months a lot of interviews and research and questioning of the agencies and reviewing how the jurisdiction deal with the issue of mandatory departments doing similar work and try to merge the process or san francisco is doing to correctly and no more work to be done once that phase is done depending on the details a month or two to write and report depending on the detail and phase three something we've looked at and resolved and no more work a future local agency formation commission will deal with that. >> thank you and i'm not clear of the 5 points maybe that might be a little bit long for a report and also important that we build on the work by the urban forestry council there is a report they have i think the report extends into the year 2030 how to take care of our trees but under a different jurisdiction to with that, we have colleag

. >> jason fried, executive officer. i know with is where a time crunch with time issues over 2 o'clock in your packet going into how to look at t streetscaping so phase one is 4 to 5 months a lot of interviews and research and questioning of the agencies and reviewing how the jurisdiction deal with the issue of mandatory departments doing similar work and try to merge the process or san francisco is doing to correctly and no more work to be done once that phase is done depending on the details a month or two to write and report depending on the detail and phase three something we've looked at and resolved and no more work a future local agency formation commission will deal with that. >> thank you and i'm not clear of the 5 points maybe that might be a little bit long for a report and also important that we build on the work by the urban forestry council there is a report they have i think the report extends into the year 2030 how to take care of our trees but under a different jurisdiction to with that, we have colleag

. >> jason fried for lafco. the staff at sf puc has been doing tremendous work and it's great to see the new staff come on board and continue to do the work. one thing beyond the sale update is i wanted to update you on ab 710. there was a lot of work done thanks to our c puc partners and other advocates. instead of what they have for staff for electricity, they sent to the commission to put together experts, come up with a good formula that will work. ab 110 did pass by the governor. but the answer hasn't been addressed it. it will be addressed in the who, group the way the ce does the process. so that was the one thing i wanted to add. the rest was covered as far as the cca update at this point. >>supervisor john avalos: great. thank you for your work. it's great to see how things are aligning. it's been a great year finally. i know it's a lot of work from your staff. thank you for leading that way. we are going to public comment. anyone who would like to comment, please come forward. public speaker: good afte

. >> hi jason fried, executive officer.'ve stated many times this is a good idea good expect moving forward and integrating cleanpowersf and other programs together i encourage you to move forward having said that, i agree with mr. brooks we should creating a said before creating go battery sf and combrsh for lack of a better name and going through those programs and creating sflefz to do that he and not the one thing stepping out out of my role not cutting off the po u customers in their your energy customers we should be looking at ways to integrate not on through camtc but keeping in mind you'll potentially creating mia grid i know there is a fight with pg&e how electrical to for example, the shipyard or future treasure island development we should be looking at how to integrate that and giving the incentives could give the building great incentives not only for solar but doing the battery storage on that side to create for energy and store it onsite and use it and going across pg&e wires less a lot incentives for the po

. >> jason fried for lafco.he staff at sf puc has been doing tremendous work and it's great to see the new staff come on board and continue to do the work. one thing beyond the sale update is i wanted to update you on ab 710. there was a lot of work done thanks to our c puc partners and other advocates. instead of what they have for staff for electricity, they sent to the commission to put together experts, come up with a good formula that will work. ab 110 did pass by the governor. but the answer hasn't been addressed it. it will be addressed in the who, group the way the ce does the process. so that was the one thing i wanted to add. the rest was covered as far as the cca update at this point. >>supervisor john avalos: great. thank you for your work. it's great to see how things are aligning. it's been a great year finally. i know it's a lot of work from your staff. thank you for leading that way. we are going to public comment. anyone who would like to comment, please come forward. public speaker: good aftern

. >> jason fried, executive officer. i know with is where a time crunch with time issues over 2 o'clock in your packet going into how to look at t streetscaping so phase one is 4 to 5 months a lot of interviews and research and questioning of the agencies and reviewing how the jurisdiction deal with the issue of mandatory departments doing similar work and try to merge the process or san francisco is doing to correctly and no more work to be done once that phase is done depending on the details a month or two to write and report depending on the detail and phase three something we've looked at and resolved and no more work a future local agency formation commission will deal with that. >> thank you and i'm not clear of the 5 points maybe that might be a little bit long for a report and also important that we build on the work by the urban forestry council there is a report they have i think the report extends into the year 2030 how to take care of our trees but under a different jurisdiction to with that, we have colleag

. >> jason fried, executive officer. i know with is where a time crunch with time issues over 2 o'clock in your packet going into how to look at t streetscaping so phase one is 4 to 5 months a lot of interviews and research and questioning of the agencies and reviewing how the jurisdiction deal with the issue of mandatory departments doing similar work and try to merge the process or san francisco is doing to correctly and no more work to be done once that phase is done depending on the details a month or two to write and report depending on the detail and phase three something we've looked at and resolved and no more work a future local agency formation commission will deal with that. >> thank you and i'm not clear of the 5 points maybe that might be a little bit long for a report and also important that we build on the work by the urban forestry council there is a report they have i think the report extends into the year 2030 how to take care of our trees but under a different jurisdiction to with that, we have colleag

. >> hi jason fried, executive officer.'ve stated many times this is a good idea good expect moving forward and integrating cleanpowersf and other programs together i encourage you to move forward having said that, i agree with mr. brooks we should creating a said before creating go battery sf and combrsh for lack of a better name and going through those programs and creating sflefz to do that he and not the one thing stepping out out of my role not cutting off the po u customers in their your energy customers we should be looking at ways to integrate not on through camtc but keeping in mind you'll potentially creating mia grid i know there is a fight with pg&e how electrical to for example, the shipyard or future treasure island development we should be looking at how to integrate that and giving the incentives could give the building great incentives not only for solar but doing the battery storage on that side to create for energy and store it onsite and use it and going across pg&e wires less a lot incentives for the po

jason... got a special visit from officer schlueter with the st. louis county police department. the dinner of burgers and fries became an internet sensation... but more importantly it lead to conversation... and understanding... schlueter says: "getting out of your car and getting involved in the community that what this area needs to do that's what the united states needs to do is get more involved with the community and programs like this help." minor says: "it gives comfort that they're going to be part of the community and the officers are going for them.">> toyota is showing off its new companion robot. it can't drive or grab you a beer from the fridge, but it is proving to be a faithful companion to its owner. meet the "kirobi mini." the 4-inch tall robot talks and supposedly has the smarts of a 5- year-old. it comes equipped with a camera, microphone and bluetooth to monitor its movements. it also connects to a smartphone. the kirobi mini sells for 390- dollars. preorders start later this year. a 102-year-old woman is knocking things off her her latest accomplishment... getting arrested! patrick clark h

jason... got a special visit from officer schlueter with the st. louis county police department. the dinner of burgers and fries but more importantly it lead to conversation... and understanding... schlueter says: "getting out of your car and getting involved in the community that what this area needs to do that's what the united states needs to do is get more involved with the community and programs like this help." minor says: "it gives comfort that they're going to be part of the community and the officers are going to keep an eye out for them." coming up... an excuse wayyyy better than "the dog ate my homework".... how bruce springsteen got this kid off the hook--for playing hooky. plus... pandamonium!! these baby pandas are causing a frenzy. and it's easy to see why... we'll be right back. horner: i was proud to stand for our country. i will not stand for congressman hardy and said seniors who rely on programs like social security are a draw on government and the disabled are a drain on society. and then there's donald trump. they're just not for us. after singer bruce springsteein signs his absence note f

fries and soda... school lunch trays are looking alot different. from fish tacos to spicy turkey wraps...the food is getting better and more nutritious. jason feinberg has more on what's on the menu for clark national school lunch week ccsd says school lunch is better than ever permanent salad bars in 50 middle and high schools in ccsd mobile salad bar when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. two billionaires, spending millions to buy a senate seat for joe heck. smearing catherine cortez masto with ads called "bogus," "highly misleading," and "false." as attorney general, it's cortez masto who held banks accountable and helped nevada homeowners. and governor sandoval praised cortez masto's dedication to fighting sex trafficking. d

fried twin key ruben. now i don't know if part the pass but you guys have kind of a fun drink as well. yes. i'm dancing with jason over here. i'm sorry. the creature drink, also a light up cup that lights up for adults as well children. you can get that as well. you just get next thing which is our famous beast burger. so actually three and a half pounds of stuff. deliciousness. slices pep are jack cheese six strips of bacon. three mozzarella sticks. onion straws fried egg we top it off with queso. how do you eat something like that? i don't know. donny knows. what happens if you eat it? you get your face they will take picture of you. i beat beas and feature in front of park garden grill. this is not something if you're on diet. no once unless thing you have for two weeks. when people come in look animals and having such a good time. family not just one demographic, but family gets around. they are eating food together. they are talking about the cool things that they saw. for you, no bigger high. no absolute value for me. obviously, the best part about this is this is fun food. i mean obviously we have salads t