she metaorkers' local 104. i applaud you on all the harvard you have done in putting together this pla. this will ensure the taxpayers would get the best value for their tax dollars. as the slide show, the benefits of the pla. i urge you to support this pla. thanks. >> eddie ahn with brightline. >> good morning, directors. first of all, let me start off by saying bart line supports the proposed pla on the transbay terminal. we wanted to particular thing belabors and carpenters for introducing the agreement to make sure that this agreement works, to make sure that it is union work as well. union benefits and wages are key to ensuring mobility for low income communities, as well as making sure the construction work itself is maintained at critical standards. we do have one concern. we were hoping it would be addressed today as part of the discussion, moving to the pla board. that is making sure, if the federal government decides to change its current prohibition on geographic preferences, local and regional hirin

. >> i am from the local clean energy alliance. thank you, everybody, for the concerted efforts around the community choice program. i wanted to echo what others have said and what commissioner torres introduced, having language that makes this particular contract contingent on the development of a plan that is in the works. they are investing a good deal of money around the research and formulation of a developmental effort that will result in the economic development of energy resources in san francisco and the jobs that will come from that. and from that work, the fashioning of a roll out plan that will be the most optimal for the citizens of the city. part of the construction of the total package has to do with how you leverage various resources, energy efficiency resources, creating a rule out that optimizes our ability to sell this program to the folks in san francisco. folks in the city are very concerned about pricing. they're very concerned about the question of jobs. big leg which -- including language in the resolution u

the puc reaffirms its commitment to pursue the local who billed out component of -- local buildout component of the cca. and whereas the puc anticipates the immediate commencement of the local buildout. once the have completed their scope of work, sufficient revenues are identified, the sfpuc considers the environmental analysis of any physical impact of the local bellout -- buildout program, and approves the budget and timeline for the local buildout. president moran: any questions from the commission on that language? >> second. president moran: procedurally, we don't have anything to make an amendment to yet. let's just do this and a simple way and tell me if it doesn't stand up. let's vote on the language, we can move the replacement resolution that includes that language. >>-secon i can second it. >> are we going to have public comment on the proposed amendment? >> i think we should. president moran: ok. do you want to move the other amendments then? >> why don't we do that? >> other coveys of this, the ones that came into the meeting? president moran: the commission was given substitut

a local store has a local account, all local lawyer, a local person who does their windows, all that is spent by corporate chain stores elsewhere. the money is recirculated. businesses are supporting other local businesses with their money. that does not happen with chain stores. supervisor mar: it looks like sfloma.org. our next speakers. pffthank you for being here. >> i work at walmart, store number 2418. i started six years ago. supervisor kimsupervisor cohen:? >> in richmond. my bring home was $15,000. i have a family of four. i live in a low-income apartment. with the holidays coming, i get to work more hours but it means i see my kids less. i have a 17-year-old daughter i can say goodnight to. a 5-year-old son that i tell him have a good day of school, that is it. our health care just went up. i was off work for a couple of months and i had to go to of physical therapy. to walk in the door, it cost $45. and then after the hour-long, i got build from kaiser permanente in average of 400 -- 4 rudder $30 for the extra service. -- $430. i only bring home $15,000. excuse me. a full-

we want them to be in the program later when we have the local buildout. i would like to see a movement that can capture these the ideas and maybe we can move forward on this. >> additional comments? >> good afternoon, commissioners. american brokers representing the san francisco green party. -- eric brookes, representing the san francisco green party. the key here is that just based on the contract that you're looking at today, we're talking about a relatively small number of customers producing a relatively small revenue stream. they got off the ground, and the your just to be easy competing with pg&e to stay in the game. that is not completing a big revenue stream. what we're talking about with the scope of work that just got under way last month is that a large body of work needs to be done to show opportunities for building out local efficiency and things like solar, wind, so that over time, the course of 15 to 30 years, you have a bigger revenue stream, not just a little one with some customers at the beginning paying higher rates. and you're not de

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. -- responsible -- the responsibility of the federal government, not the local.leagues, along with a coalition of many different organizations and immigrant communities, i urge your strong support. thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. supervisor campos. supervisor campos: thank you. i want to thank supervisors mar -- supervisor mar, the author of this resolution, for bringing this forward. i also want to thank the coalition. if i may, i am going to say a few words in spanish. [speaking spanish] i just wanted to reiterate that i want to thank supervisors -- supervisor mar. i think this makes sense and is consistent with the fact that we are a sanctuary city. other jurisdictions -- my understanding is there are at least four other jurisdictions that are following this practice of not honoring i.c.e. holds. what i will say about the policy of making a clear distinction between local law enforcement and immigration enforcement is that it is something that makes all of us safer. i give the example of how if any sense franciscan is the victim of a crime and you

happy holidays. >> i am from the local clean energy alliance. thank you, everybody, for the concerted efforts around the community choice program. i wanted to echo what others have said and what commissioner torres introduced, having language that makes this particular contract contingent on the development of a plan t i

we're already working with our local city officials handle local businesses to try to court made some pretty spectacular events that we hope will also be on the other side of the waterfront. it would be at all of our best interests as you try to offload some of the extra visitors that need to get back to their accommodations, perhaps on the other side of the day, a coordinate efforts with calendars and other ways for people to be able to be aware of the activities happening on both sides of the day. thank you for your consideration and for having this meeting. >> i work at new conservatory theatre center. there is a lot of talk about children and the arts, and i think that we should think for the that the festival. i love the festival idea, but i think there is a lot of money coming into the city that its technology based in studies show that young people who are given the arts and early age are great critical thinkers. what i would love to see is a legacy to bring a high school for the performing arts back to the civic center as part of the mid market corridor. thank you. >> the chai

they like it local. they like the variety. while other streaming services, pandora and others and many radio stations have their own app now that stream their music, people use those, but not to the exclusion of other radio, and i think we see that constantly in the data. radio still continues to be a healthy industry with many, many other competitors, but it's just simply something that people count on, enjoy, and are continuing to utilize. >> host: just the fact that so many radio stations have their own apps and tv stations, you were saying will soon have their own broadcast stability, doesn't that go back to michael powell's comment about all regulation is a gray area anymore, and just because you have one kind of a wire or one kind of a signal, you can't be regulated in such a way, and it goes back to your point about urban and rural national broadcasts. broadband plan? >> guest: no question, if you were to start over, you would not create it like it is now, and ultimately, i think that's the business of congress and fcc

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local 6. we represent over 2,000 members working here in san francisco. i'm here tonight speak on behalf of my membership. there were some of other local 6 members were here like to speak but after a day of work they need to get home and get ready for tomorrow. one of the members left me his note. he reads -- "my name is brett shamberry, an apprentice for i.b. local 6. when the economy was at its slowest, we apprentices were rotated in and out of work every two months but far better than journeymen out of work for up to two years. i'm a single parent and my son is a patient at cpmc for thyroid disorder. there were times when my insurance ran out because of lack of work. we would have to skip appointments and pay for his medicine out of pocket. my local and i need work not only for ourselves but our families. so with unemployment still around 30% for our local 6 members are struggling. some of them lost their home and we, the middle class, are in danger of falling below the poverty line. cpmc c

power to develop a plan and timeline for the local bill about -- buildout component. we extended the contract to take us to, i don't know when. >> it is about 11-month contract. >> there will be a plan being developed with the hope that the local buildout will be generated from the first phase of the program. commissioner torres: why isn't it in this resolution? >> i can add it. we can add all of the policy statements if you like. commissioner torres: i think that is great, i just want to see it in writing. >> the different is not if it is the end result of the program, it is what comes first. it generates that -- >> what is in front of you is the amendment for the resolution. we need to enter that into somebody can work on language. >> if i can direct your attention, on page 8, the fifth whereas. the resolution attached to it. >> the second page of the resolution. commissioner torres: ok. >> there is a section that notes that this allows the development of new renewable resources, it is part of the process we are looking at. commissioner torres: what item on page two

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those are pieces where once the local bell about estimations edward r. dunne might have some influence. to give you an example, in terms of the normal load that the city has, it has peaked at certain points in time. say a certain time of year or a certain time of day, there is a maximum peaking point, if your capacity has to match that, you're going to pay a price that represents the peak power that will have to be produced. if you have a build-out plan with energy efficiency and demand reduction measures that shaves down the peak in a substantial way, then, presumably the price you pay for power should be different because you're not having to contract for the same level of capacity that you did before. i am just trying to express in a way were the information that is being developed now could conceivably have an impact on what you decide to contract a few months down the line. that was the notion of making the contracts that are contingent upon those studies. i think what you're expressing is the commitment to move forward with a local build-out plan a

my local is local 10. local 34 is the clerk's. local 75 are the guards. in local 91 are the bosses. we have done work throughout the history of the docks for the last 100 years. even at that time, it was not the ilwu, the it is the same working-class people. you mentioned about not using substandard labor to do the work for the american cups, and i am letting you all know, we're paying attention, and we are there to do it. and the last thing i would like to say, we talked about the roots of this city, the great history of this city with later -- labor. indeed ilwu, the international longshoremen are seeing in, is not giving up jurisdiction. i just want to make that point. it is exciting for us, and we're looking forward to working together with the american cup and the port commission to do whatever you need to happen to make this project a smooth transition throughout the process. so thank you, and happy holidays to everyone. appreciate it. commissioner brandon: thank you, and congratulations. >> thank you. >> peter, and then jennifer. >> good morning, commissioners. my name is pet

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san francisco green party and the local grassroots organization of our city. a few things on the amendments that you're going over. an important one is the ceqa issue. what we're seeing out here is that we need the final approval of the shell contract and the program that is being based on it to be contingent upon the build out work -- and by the way, not necessarily the full nine to 11 months, but enough of the build of work being completed in five or six months to inform of the economics of the contract will work. we're not saying that the contract needs to be changed so that it is adopting construction and installation. we are saying that once we flesh out that build-out information sufficiently and, like we said, get the horse before the cart sufficiently, what we learned about how we're going to build the build-out will give us tools to radically affect the economics is some tiny shell contract. i do not believe that is a ceqa issue. because it is not asking for changes in infrastructure. it is just got to change the financial structure and agreement. thi

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