but benefited from prop k and designed with prop k in mind. that is that the quality of those spaces encouraged lunchtime sun for those people who work in the ever dense or downtown buildings. while these are not protected by prop k, there definitely contribute to quality of our workforce and financial district because each office building and architect of those buildings made every effort to place them that they had max sun, animated by cafes which use the sun to attract lunchtime customers, the revitalization of alleys all relied on prop k and the downtown plan to create a completely transformed downtown. what we are seeing here to varying degrees is going to be greatly affecting all these things. the one part of your presentation which i believe you need to do is speak about -- is there a conversation which i should be hearing here? thank you. the one part of the conversation which i believe you owe this commission, at least me, are shadows on sidewalks, also protected by prop k. they are not all sidewalks but specific ones. i appreciate if

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the next two slides are the two signature projects, prop k, venice and geary. i won't present on these unless you have questions. the van ness, final e.i.r. is expected to be released at the end of the year. the draft i.r. is scheduled to be released in 2013. >> i think can i go a little faster now. the bicycle projects in district six. there's a lot going on. just to give the commissioners and everyone a flavor. the first two are projects that improve bicycle access to regional transit stations. the facilities are at capacity and the demand keeps going up and up. civic star, bart and muni station. one of things that's nice about this, includes improvements inside and outside bart. this is among other funding sources proposed for prop a vehicle registration fees funds which will come before the board next month. similarly, we have two projects that the caltrans depot at forest. the first is a quick fix. caltrans is securing a new vendor and bikes are just stacked up. there's a longer term study to see other fixes. maybe expanding the footprint of the station. s

and i wanted to talk about prop k. i made these similar comments when it came to the approval of the plan itself where i withheld my vote given my serious conflicts with prop k which i wholeheartedly improved in 1984 and where all my arguments against it will battle out for many years and months that followed. the obligations we have requires the commission prior to the issuance of a permit to make findings that any shadow cast by a new project on property is insignificant. i have not found the bright line definition for insignificant. the only one i have is that eir clearly says that the shadow impacts of the project are significant and unavoidable as well as unmitt gabl except for the numerical compensation. i went back and i would really like this project to succeed, but i personally do not have the tool tos do so at this very moment. i went back to what city attorney george agnos wrote in august, 1984 where he gave clarification to the board of supervisors to act to administrator pass more and explained very clearl

effects from new shadows on prop k protective parks would not be allowed unless these shadows are found to be insignificant which gives discretion to park and rec commissions and planning commissions to ruse discretion as -- use discretion as we have significantly, and we had beneficial projects, i think it was affordable housing. that's just a discretionary call, and even if the memo of 1987 gives clear abilities even though 0 budgets were set for future joint sessions to raise these budgets and that's what's before us today. i want to make a motion, but before that, two things, i don't know if it's appropriate now, i know that commissioner wu had asked for there to be a resolution on the calendar next week. i don't know if we can -- >> [inaudible]. >> that will not be part of your motion, that will be for next -- >> it's not part of the motion. >> we have agreed to add that to next week. >> we don't have anymore meeting, i believe we also wanted to calendar consideration of discussion for the secretary search. >> i have already added that. >> i just wanted to make sure it was added on

take a look here at k street.are moving just fine now, but later today it could be a very different scene as they plan to march down k street filling the streets in this area. the i.f.m. world bank lobbying firms and private insurance companies are here. disruptions and delays downtown certainly a possibility after 7:00 this morning. according to the group's website, later this morning protesters will meet pack at freedom plaza to have another event to shut down k street in which they're planning another march to begin at 11:30 this morning. it was just a year ago the encampment first began, but protesters lived there in tents for about four months before u.s. park police got into the square there and forced the ban on camping, moving the protesters out. again this morning, if you are heading out and driving downtown along k street or any of the surrounding areas downtown certainly going to want to watch out for some delays and possible disruptions or take an alternate route if possible. we expect they will gather

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that prop k can provide that only prop k can provide for planning, for doing walk first projects and other high priority areas like sixth street. we are excited this is moving forward but do request a little more information about the scoring on this and how it applies specifically to pedestrian safety. also to transit reliability we have concerns that the tep projects are not in here. that is a pedestrian issue as well. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. morning, commissioners. i'm jackie fax. i'm a member of the citizens advisory committee. i was one of the three individuals that was appointed to work on this -- this initiative passed by the voters, the aa. this sort of thing. i strongly urge you to go through with it. as far as the drift in signals are concerned, one thing i brought up at the last cac meeting is you should go out to 19th and teravel and cross the street on 19th at teraval, that sort of thing. that signal gives an individual like myself enough time to safely cross the streets. some of these other intersections i get in half

they are funded by prop k. the last few slides are all about transportation demand. trying to offer alternatives and education incentives to get folks to travel from single automatic to bikes and peds. we have always taken the lead on electric vehicles. the first project, the authority was the grant recipient on behalf of car share. this is making city car share more green. we support the sf ride matching for schools and commuters to the city. this is the 511 you can dial on your phone. the last one is too complicated to go into. there was a presentation at plans and programs last week. this has a lot to do with trying to use the existing private and public dollars that go toward tdm and building partnerships. covering from shuttles to new ways to deal with the transportation management association. sometimes they are required by the development to do a better job at t.d.m. with that, i will stop right there. >> thank you very much. ms. lombardo. want to thank staff for your work. the purpose of the presentations is to give the members of commission and the public th

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but it's not just k-12. it's all three segments of the higher education system, it's the safety net for people, most in need. we've completely eliminated dental care and dental assistance for low income adults, for example. now, if prop 30 fails, or if prop 38 gets more votes than prop 30, what will happen is very clear. there will be almost $6 billion worth of automatic cuts to k-12 education. higher education, other public services. and the money that arun talks about, under prop 38, will not even kick in, until after the two to three weeks of the school year have already been lopped off this particular academic year. and in addition, the state budget deficit will continue to linger at a number between $3 billion and $5 billion. proposition 30 gives californians the opportunity to end one very painful era in california and begin a new and a better chapter. and finally, as much as we all desperately want to add funding for public education, you can't add funding until you have a balanced budget. and that's

as maria mentioned, very much in some ways like the prop k plan with several key differences. maria hit on a couple so the prop plan will be shorter because it has overall smaller dollar amount. there is no financing assumed within the prop and simpler plan. the five-year priority plans for each of the three programmatic categories established in the plan will be included as part of the plan for prop a and prop k, the five pps are separate apart from the strategic plan n. addition from the slide the policies criterias were adopted by the authority board. the key piece is programming notification, as maria mentioned. to be really short, the policies are meant to provide guidance on managing the prop aa program for both project sponsors and for the authority. priorityization criteria, the adopted criteria are found as attachment 2 in your packet, on page 90, made of three separate levels. the first is the screening criteria that establishes basic eligibility. the second level, general criteria are applied to all projects. for instance, priority shall be given to projects with cl

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storm k street and shut down k street. the first one will be leaving from right here in farragut square in just two hours at 7:00 a.m. the protesters are going to be targeting about 30 of the usual suspects. that includes banks, businesses, government agencies all along the k street corridor. goldman sacss, freddie mac, the imf, the american bankers association, u.s. department of justice just to name a few. for people who work at those places and who work in the k street area, you know what you're going to be dealing with. these are the same kinds of demonstrations you saw one year ago. it was exactly one year ago today that occupy d.c. protesters first started camping out in mcpherson square. remember, they lived there for almost four months before finally getting kicked out by u.s. park police in february. now expect to see them back for what they're calling a full week of resistance starting with all these protests on k street this morning. and occupy k street's twitter feed retweeted a picture last night from a user c

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one is shut down k street. the other is storm k street. the one that's going to be leaving from right here in farragut square again should be taking place sometime after 7:00 a.m. but protesters are being kind of tight lipped about exactly where they're going and when they're leaving because they want to try to keep an element of surprise because they have to deal with d.c. police, u.s. park police, and what they're going to be targeting are a lot of the usual suspects. let's take a look at them right now. we're talking about 30 different banks, businesses and government agencies all along the k street corridor. goldman sachs, freddie mac, american bankers association, the imf, department of justice. for people who work at those places, you know what you'll be dealing with. these are the kind of demonstrations we all saw one year ago. it's exactly a year ago today that d.c. occupy protesters first started camping out in mcpherson square. they lived there for about four months before finally getting kicked out by u.s. park police. we can ex

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k, l, m street cars not going through this incredibly busy transportation hub. the fire broke out 5:00 this morning. firefighters still out here on the scene. the smoke is still pouring out of the top of the squat and gobble restaurant at west portal. fires still up there on the roof, they pulled them back earlier. they have gone back up to deal with this fire. as of this moment, the fire is close to containment, not contained it has not spread, wine shop on one side and nail polish service on the other side of the building it has not spread the fire has not any way as of this time. three alarm fire out here and firefighters all over the scene the entire intersection blocked off. if we can pan over, good news as a result of this, certainly you can see the stretchers standing by, emergency personnel ready to take care of anybody injured, firefighters or otherwise, to this point there have been no injuries. they are standing by, should that change. firefighters up on the roof of the next door building smoke gets out of the way you can see a little better we can co

islamic art is now on display at the m-l-k library. the islamic art exhibit is a san francisco bay area non-profit group. their mission is to promote islamic art and provide a platform for creative and unique individuals of the muslim community. every year the islamic art exhibit looks for talented people to participate in their year long exhibit, including children. ">>>theres a lot of different intrepretations of what they've done, so it's very interesting to see how everybody kind of gets a theme and has to run with it." the islamic art exhibit will be shown on the fourth floor of the m-l-k library until november 29th. thats it for arts and entertainment this week guys, back to you! thanks big guy, i loved it. over 700 students reside in joe west hall. out of those 700...not a single one is a above a first year student. upper classmen who wanted to live in joe west were forced to find other accomodations. we spoke to a pair of those students about their expirences. ">>>miguel patino is a thrid year computer engineering student who l

prop k for the system have been heavily advanced to provide san francisco's local match contribution because sfmta has been unable to contribute to its own financial challenges. a strategic planned amendment is needed in order to fully fund caltran's request, allowing advance of approximately 1.9 million in prop k from fiscal years 2004 to 205, to 20-13 and the guideways category. among other requests we received, the san francisco transportation agency has requested 136,000 in prep k for design and construction of crosswalk and guardrail, modifications at the intersection of the ohsanessey and dale dell. also requesting 35,727 to construct crosswalks and red visibility curbs at controlled pedestrian cross. finally department of public works has requested 20,000 for curb side and landscape improvements on 24th adjacent to 24th commission bart administration southwest plaza. southwest curb and landscaping are scope elements of the 24th street mission. bart improvements project and full scope of plaza improvements should be completed in november 2013. we have representatives from the a

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they will be identified slightly differently than what we use for our k-12 assignments. if there are more applicants for a specific site, we will be using a tiebreaker process in hierarchical order. the first tiebreaker we will be using for students applying for a specific site will be students who are already enrolled in the pre-k program at these particular sites. if there is a student attending habbard in their pre-k program and are requesting t.k., that student will be placed in a tiebreaker and receive placement first. next, students who have a younger sibling who are already attending a pew -- a pre-k program at that site and they are requesting they place their older sibling in the transitional kindergarten at that site. the sibling tiebreaker will be applied for those students who have younger siblings. the third tiebreaker will be students who are living in our identified load test score areas, the same areas identified for r k-12 placement. there will be a random selection of all other students that has no -- that have no tiebreakers. we believe we can offer a