>> deputy city attorney jon givner. through the chair, yes, two amendments that supervisor avalos is, is introducing today. one would amend page 8 lines 20 and 21st ordinance which is the definition of apprentice level position. ~ 21 of the apprentice level shall mean a [speaker not understood] a worker endentured in apprenticeship program approved by the state of california industrial relations. i understand the purpose of this amendment is to clarify that, that the definition covers he apprentices who are currently apprenticing, not apprentices who have graduated from an apprenticeship program. so, you capture a wider pool. >> great. >> and the second amendment is on page 13 lines 8 and 9 amending the definition of prevailing wage to make i match up with similar definitions elsewhere in the code. so, if the definition would read prevailing wage shall mean the highest general prevailing wage -- prevailing rate of wage plus per diem wages and wages paid for overtime and holiday work paid in private employment in the cou

>> deputy city attorney jon givner. because one mayoral seat is available, the rules committee can only nominate one name, send one name to the full board. so, just wanted to -- that may impact your decision. >> is there a way if we choose to, to have no recommendation? >> the motion to appoint originates in the rules committee. so, you -- the committee, if you want, any name to move forward must adopt a motion with that individual's name and send it to the full board. >> thank you. so, the motion that we will be voting on would be to send angela chan's name with a positive recommendation to the full board. okay? so, could i have roll call, please. >> on the motion, supervisor campos? >> yee. >> campos aye. supervisor tang? >> >> aye. >> tang aye. mr. chair? >> aye. >> we have three ayes. >> motion passes. [gavel] >> victor, this is tough for all of us up here. i hope you keep wanting to be on the commission. i know we have one more item. as soon as the crowd moves out, we'll call the item. okay, let's call the last ite

>> deputy city attorney jon givner, that's correct. they come back with a different contract in their discretion. >> he okay. why don't we -- let's open this up to public comment and then we'll have final discussion. unless mr. reiskin, is there anything else you want to add at this point? >> i was just going to offer, you know, because we have our current contract expiring, we'd prefer not to fully send it back if it's possible to perhaps advance without recommendation. we can discuss with the contractor, with our board, with members of the board of supervisors what options we might have to address this, if this is the one concern to address it. >> okay. we'll consider that in a sec. so, why don't we open this up to public comment. anybody wishing to comment on item number 1? >>> i don't know much about the issue, but don't give away my muni logo. that logo has been in the city -- i'm serious -- for a long time. and i wouldn't change. everything got to develop, but y'all changing too much in my city, man. so, keep my muni logo. >> oka

. >> deputy city attorney jon givner. i'm actually not familiar with the electronic signature issue with regard to go solar, but i do know that we're constrained in many ways, in many programs. i don't know across the board from requiring electronic signatures. >> okay. and i don't want to be labor this point, but i would like if you could ask the city attorney who is providing you this information, it seems to me that if the private sector can do this with much larger amounts of money that city government ought to be able to do it in 2014 ~. but just like to understand that. >> we'll continue to pursue that, yes. >> thanks. >> and then looking, and finally , at sort of where is the money coming from. you know, our cfo described this bar on the left which is our revenue stream coming in. you can see it's our customers, retail customers, enterprise rate paying customers and general fund customers, that's at 79.6 million and 13.1 million. that's the money that's coming in to pay for this program and all the capital needs an