and lake merced. we do not know whether it will go to three or two one. that will take place within a year. the discussions that take place on southeast will probably give us an indication of where they will come down on the west side. our analysis looked at this range. we also looked at most of our alternatives, as you see, are related to pumping additional flow from the west side transport. that is because the existing southwest ocean out fault was designed for 570 million gal. per day of this charge, and at present what whether we are putting 170 million gal. per day out. we have an existing infrastructure in place that can handle more outflow and the option is to take advantage of that. again, we look at current and do nothing options, which basically, we have the existing seven discharges at about 164 million gal. a day. then we looked at various levels of increased pumping. 70 million gal. a day. that gets us to four. it does take a sizable chunk out of the volume. the 100 and g.c. gets us to th

and lake merced. these are part of the ongoing sunset process. we have presented this slide to orient you. what is shown here is the block that tommy just referred to under the highway. a. basically drains to the ocean and it is conveyed to the oceanside plant. we have a video that basically shows how the west side system operates in dry weather and did what whether -- and in wet weather and how it occurs to the beach. we have three examples of how it charges to the ocean beach. in dry weather, you can see the daly city down to the right. you see the sunset area. as it comes closer to the great highway, they are conveyed in a great storage blocks down to the website punt station. the first little circle -- the west side pump station. the first little circle. when rain occurs, will we see is, again, this same process. the combined sewage flows the same way. an increase through the box on the west side and an increase in the tunnel prepared -- in the tunnel. when higher rains occur, the box system canno

the proposed project would be designed to alleviate flooding on sfpuc owned lands within the lake merced tract by routing a portion of storm water currently flowing to the pacific ocean into lake merced, thereby providing a sustainable supply of water for the augmentation and management of lake merced water levels. g, approve modification number 1 to joc-34, general engineering, san francisco/peninsula/east bay, with power engineering construction company, to accomplish general engineering construction work for all sfpuc enterprise operations and bureaus, increasing the contract by $2,500,000 for a total contract amount of $7,500,000, and with a time extension of two years for a total contract duration of five years. h, approve the terms and conditions and authorize the general manager to execute a lease with communications & control, inc., for use of land located on mt. allison, on a portion of alameda county assessor's parcel number 96-090- 5-7, for a sfpuc radio communications services facility and for other general telecommunications uses, for a term of approximately two years and tw

golden gate park has a master plan, lake merced has a very old master plan and lake merced has planning documents. we do not want to upset those processes. we want to do projects that are consistent. with that, i would like to turn this over to my colleague to talk about the waterfront open spaces. >> thank you. and good afternoon, supervisors. the port is thrilled to again be considered in the general inclusion bond. we would like to take a few minutes to tell you what the port has accomplished in the 2008 bond and what the 2012 bonn could do for the city and the waterfront. let me take a moment to explain the publicly developed vision for open space along the waterfront which is to create an accessible and douzable waterfront for the city. the port's open space policy to create a continuous walkable edge along the entire 7.5 miles of port property. the second is to have a significant public space at intervals which correspond to the dogs before you. the 2008 bond is allowing the port toole -- to allow a significant part of that system. fisherman's wharf is under construction, expected

pacific rod gun club on san francisco lake merced got the eviction notice friday.ity is giving the club until august 15 to sign a lease with certain conditions or the 78-year-old institution will have to pack up and move out. heather has the story. >>reporter: the pacific rod and gun club received the eviction notice from the public utility commission friday. >> we were disappointed and very surprised. to sift. we have been working very hard at all volunteer club with the pd c to come to an agreement. >>reporter: club has been negotiating with the city for more than a year. city wants the club to sign a long-term lease with host of new requirements including that the club get liability and worker come in insurance but both side agree those are minor issues. >> i think there's also much bigger question of l the environmental damage and environmental remediation that needs to be done at that facility and who is going to pay for it. >>reporter: the city says the club land is contaminated by decades of lead shot and clay target made with petroleum binder. clean up esti

pilpel: i would add lake merced. mr. mcdonnell: jamie? if jamie says it is recognized, we will list. >> it is based on the department of elections definition. mr. mcdonnell: thank you. mr. alonso: did we add clinton heights -- clarington heights? not the whole thing? park merced? mr. mcdonnell: ok. we are not attempting to create an exhaustive list. this is one that does not need as a vacation. district 8. -- need justification. district 8. >> i would combine diamond heights. mr. mcdonnell: you would combine? >> just diamond heights. mr. mcdonnell: ok. mr. leigh: i would strike open house and lgbt community center. mr. mcdonnell: removing them from this list. any additions? mr. pilpel: i am looking at it. it is changing. >> i withdraw the comment. mr. mcdonnell: ok. so, we have -- can -- >> can i suggest eureka valley? ms. tidwell: i just deleted eureka valley. some of those are encompassed with what the other neighborhoods are. mr. pilpel: i don't think i agree with that. i think eureka valley is in district 8. >> adding eureka valley. m

this fall he will start his classes at lake merced. in the outdoor area, he has created mixed martial arts classes, including new year and adults muay thai an extreme, athletics. with the assistance of tim roth, he has also coordinated the indoor rock climbing, mountain biking, and even ventures. he has taken on outdoor recreation to the kids by having a mobile recreation where his crew sets up the rock climbing walls, state parks, perhaps, in various neighborhoods where kids would never have the opportunity to try these activities. everyone who knows rex knows that he is an active employee who encourages his co-workers. we are honored to have such a dedicated employee. >> our new recreation model has been one of the bright spots for this department and we have been able to expand significantly the types of program we are offering. not just asking people to come to us, but we have gone to the neighborhoods. rex is such a key part of that. the energy and creativity you bring, you know, my own children have had the pleasure of being in y

that being said, we need a steady to know how healthy lake merced is. when we talk about our peers that have not been mentioned, we need to get empirical information to know how to fix them. i will be participating slowly and steady -- and steadily on the practical aspects. >> thank you. is there any other public comment? >> i just want to say that the mexicans were here first before lewis and clark. [laughter] >> thank you. and with that, thank you to the staff and all of the consultants that have contributed to this. this has been helpful. and we look forward to the wrapup session in five weeks. we are about to go into closed session. is there any public comment to be discussed in closed session? seeing none, if we can start that process of clearing the room. >> item 16, pursuant to code, section >> the public utilities commission is back in session. regard and abiding past -- item 16, the commission unanimously approved a list of candidates to be sent to the mayor. the commission will not release the names or the number of candidates. could i have a

think about how to agree a better accessibility between our beloved golden gate park, our zoo, lake mercede of the national parkland here, and ocean beach in the great highway is a great opportunity. thinking about new trails from a new recreational amenities that can be out here. and areasustc to highlight some of e incredible special events which already have been out here year-round, it is exciting and fun. i want to thank our partners and stakeholders and community leaders for engaging. it is rare in government that it works so well. i have all these different partners and stakeholders coming together to think and plan. the recreation department is grateful to be a part of it. thank you. [applause] thank you. >> thank you. next, at risk in committee director of the san francisco municipal transportation agency -- ed reiskin. >> thank you. mohammed nuru after me, when i was public works director, great highway, despite its amazing location, manifested itself as a problem. the roadway was a deteriorating. ltgdh5Ñwe were losing an endlese against the sand. then the roadway was literally f

the trails because right now you have bikers and pedestrians, not dissimilar from the path around lake merced. the idea is to create a dedicated space for bikers. it is a heavily used route through golden gate park. the project is not done yet so what you are seeing is a little confused and hectic. i was talking to the director yesterday about the importance of outreach and education. the safety of our park users comes first and it's something we'll have to continue to work through as we adapt to what will hopefully be a good, safe path of trouble for us all. >> i just wish you had public safety in to the mayor's disability council as well as the bicycle coalition and others. one of the ideas i had when i was on the committee was something called the bicycle ambassador program. it would actually be you've run by the bicycle coalition itself. they would train bicyclist to be on the street and check on bicyclist currently riding on the street and remind them to follow the rules of the road, not to run red lights, stop it saw signs and yield to pedestrians. -- stop at stop signs. [applause] >> r

several bay area lakes are stocked with fish, including lake merced, lake bariessum, and in the eastrict. there are two free fishing days each year. >>> good morning to you. a live look outside our doors. mostly clear skies around most of the region. we're dealing with just a little bit of patchy fog and even dense fog along the coastline this morning. high pressure building our way, and that has really compressed the marine layer, and it could be even a little thick and dense along the coastline. we are going to see a quick burn-off, already seeing it this morning and the winds, the onshore breeze is very weak. you can see a week west/southwesterly wind in fairfield, only at eight miles per hour. that means clipped from that delta breeze for you, and as a result, we usually feel that heat up, right along the coastline, the winds are a northwesterly direction, and that's also going to help to eat away at that low cloud deck. for the morning hours, we will see that burn away. for the afternoon, partly cloudy skies for the coast, mostly clear skies for the rest of us, and the ridge of

. >> the rod and gun club has had a good on lake merced. and a half for a long time. >> i have been coming out here all my life. we have now been here 80 years. >> almost 80 years on a month- to-month lease with the city of san fransisco. >> they have basically written their own rules in effect, for the past several decades. we're trying to min >> negotiations for the new modern these are not going well. there is a list of demands, and the gun club fires back. >> there's contamination on the property from the historic use of lead shot there. >> we are not trying to avoid any environmental liability. >> your existing without insurance that you need to have. >> insurance? no problem. >> the city has a variety of anti-discrimination policies in place and it requires that people that they do business with have those same policies. >> all of the races in color and creed, i do not care if an alien came in, we would allow him to shoot. >> there's one more legal sticking point. >> we are assessing what the fair market value of that property is. >>

the rod and gun club on lake merced was given an evision notice last friday. the san francisco chronicle reports the club had been operating on a month to month lease for 78 years. the commission, which manages lake merced tried to get the club on a modern lease but could not reach a deal. >>> time is 7:05. the san francisco board of supervisors is due to vote on changes for the voting system. the three different proposals will be looked at, and one would abolish rank choiced voting for all elected officials except for the board of supervises. two other measures would leave rank choice voting in place for all offices except the mayor. councilman lost his fight in oakland. they were putting an initiative on the november ballot to end rank choice voting in voting but needed the approval of oakland mayor kwaun or the city administrator to get that measure on the council agenda, and both refused to do it. >>> it is 7:06. we want to check in with sal, keeping an eye on the roads and the skies, because we have airport delays to report on. >> that's right. 3 to 3 1/2

told you the story about a livermore player that shot 10 over 82 in the year-old's championship at lake merced. that was not very good. well, her father predicted a much better outcome today. >> he what is your prediction for tomorrow? >> 70, she will shoot 70. >> what makes you so confident in that? >> because she can. >> it turns out heard that was wrong because she shot a course record 66 today including a hole in one. here is a shot of a ball that went in. her father sent it to our producer. this did 66 will advancer to match the player portion of the championship. according to multiple reports the new york knicks are planning to not match the houston rockets three years and $5 million offer for jeremy lin. new york would have faced $35 million extra in luxury tax penalties if they signed him so the palo help those high grab cut by the rockets last year and it appears that he is returning for a very big payday. last night usa basketball, brought obama and michelle on the kiss camera in the second quarter. there was doing because the president did not deliver the goods but in the fourth qua

today at the state capital trouble digits 99 degrees fresno merced modesto otherwise ladies on the north shore and south shore the greater lakerea a pair sixes and monterey and elin to believe from the heat 64 degrees in eureka. including belmonts in millbrae and paul also eased a lot of other was 70 degrees in sunnyvale morgan hill and gilroy take a look away from the day of numbers stack up into the 80s and low 90s. otherwise it's 91 apiece in danville black hawk pleasanton 86 degrees which is close to normal while we have our fresh sea breezes from the database and centerpiece of the west to attend a 50 m.p.h. it's pretty spot of this hemisphere look at this during the '90s. from saturday all the way through thursday as high pressure stalls over the bay a few clouds line the coast in the upper 50s in the low 60s than that indeed is your pinpoint forecasts wishing you all the wonderful saturday. today the uss iowa opens as a museum for the very first time. to celebrate the opening among those present were veterans who served on that ship some as far back as the 1940's one man who served on the islet 22 years ago came from m