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wait until the system kcets you have been unmute exclude begin your comments. >> thank you, mr. clerk and this item is continued from left week we made amendments we make them to this capital plan with the language proposed by supervisor peskin to basically wapping out the time line for the fordable housing and shelter bond 200 million dollars worth of it from november to march 2024. and then the public healing shelter bond from march of 24 to november of 2, 300 million dollars worth of it. today we have mr. brian strong here. from capital planning. we don't need a presentation we already had one. today i would like to make a quick question and answer i think had clothes, we have received requests from our climate advocates. concerns about the stele's climate action plan and huwe implement that plan. supervisor ronen, is going to join us shortly. she is in the mtc commission and delayed. i understand this. switched the time from 1:30 to none to get through this today this is the only item on the agenda. you and not supervisor ronen has articulated left time that we do understand

wait until the system kcets you have been unmute exclude begin your comments. >> thank you, mr. clerk and this item is continued from left week we made amendments we make them to this capital plan with the language proposed by supervisor peskin to basically wapping out the time line for the fordable housing and shelter bond 200 million dollars worth of it from november to march 2024. and then the public healing shelter bond from march of 24 to november of 2, 300 million dollars worth of it. today we have mr. brian strong here. from capital planning. we don't need a presentation we already had one. today i would like to make a quick question and answer i think had clothes, we have received requests from our climate advocates. concerns about the stele's climate action plan and huwe implement that plan. supervisor ronen, is going to join us shortly. she is in the mtc commission and delayed. i understand this. switched the time from 1:30 to none to get through this today this is the only item on the agenda. you and not supervisor ronen has articulated left time that we do understand

when the system kcets you have been unmuted you may comment. >> thank you, today we are sofia, director from major's on whiches of innovation here. thank you. >> good morning. thank you members i'm sofia, director of mayor's office of innovation i have i presentation but i don't know how to get it up there. behested payment's legislation to allow you to seek partnerships for the civic bridge program. we are back today with 5 of those projects and five partners of those -- only one takes advantage. behested payment waiver with adobe and the san francisco airport. adobe has a contract with department of technology for the entire city. mr. clerk can you help me get this presentation on line? we have 5 projects with the office economic and workforce development. office of transgender initiatives. department of planning, the san francisco airport with, don'ty and the digital equity initiative for ocd. [inaudible]. this is the first time we come to you with nonretroactive this will start once the board of supervisors has approved it. i'm happy to share details about the projects if you have s

that's pg and e they kcetted they could relocate this within our time line n. this location we will be prosecute posing a false curblet. chair posture asked what that was temperature it is a removable part of the sidewalk. the owners can access infrastructure boy removing the limped pedestrians can walk on it level and credits a curb for street sweeping. has benefits of a curb and walk and of a lid. here is a contract schedule. original on top the blue is the original contract do you recallation the orange is the original contingencey and hope you approve of the additional days totalling resulting in a final completion of august 28 of 23. here are mile stone dates. construction commence july sick of 21ful original completion december of 22. and now projecting final completion of august 20 of 23. >> thank you i'm available for questions now. thank you for answering my question in your report. i want to commends out presentation it is terrific when there is a map of the location of the project in question. it it is fwrit to have that before and current time line

when the system kcets you have been unmuted you may comment. >> thank you, today we are sofia, directorjor's on whiches of innovation here. thank you. >> good morning. thank you members i'm sofia, director of mayor's office of innovation i have i presentation but i don't know how to get it up there. behested payment's legislation to allow you to seek partnerships for the civic bridge program. we are back today with 5 of those projects and five partners of those -- only one takes advantage. behested payment waiver with adobe and the san francisco airport. adobe has a contract with department of technology for the entire city. mr. clerk can you help me get this presentation on line? we have 5 projects with the office economic and workforce development. office of transgender initiatives. department of planning, the san francisco airport with, don'ty and the digital equity initiative for ocd. [inaudible]. this is the first time we come to you with nonretroactive this will start once the board of supervisors has approved it. i'm happy to share details about the projects if you have specific

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