because there is a regional regulation that says that all our local authorities need to have a local mobility plan. i heard this morning about a problem like neighbors complaining when things have to be changed and the whole debate that is coming up then. but i think we have it similar because it's our local mayors who sometimes are hesitating to put into practice -- that's one of the reasons why those cycling routes sometimes get stuck, because you have a regional cycling route, but local authorities, we have 19 in brussels, local authorities do have to give permits for that. there is a lot of criticism on that and i heard my dutch colleague say one hour ago, you can get stuck because at local levels people don't like it, although your regional plan is to be so good. that's true. on the other hand, i think that it's a good democratic process to really to go at the low-cal level and convince people why it's good to have those new infrastructureses. this is one of the typical, in old belgium towns you would find it now, it's the flow of cycling. it's what you do if you have a one-way

the local hire is a more advanced local higher than we have seen in other areas. we are very excited about that. the idea we will have ongoing discussions with the developer on a quarterly basis and the accountability of reporting is another important aspect to it, along with some of the funding going into supporting a new credit union that we are helping to establish in soma to fund a training, community outreach, and support. i am here to tell you that the committee of seven voted unanimously for this. we are very excited to move forward. chairperson avalos: great. thank you for your presentation. >> just so you know, we also have theresa hear from the merits -- from the mayor's office of housing if you have any questions about the contract if you have any need to monitor. chairperson avalos: great. thank you. having some history with the creation of the soma stabilization fund when i was a legislator, the purpose here was well in line with what the fund was established for, insuring the impact of development would be mitigated by the fund, in terms of creating

certainly local power and navigant. so we're planning on issuing this and not bringing it back to you until actually we have bidders. so that's pretty exciting. we're looking forward to round two. supervisor mirkarimi: so let me get this straight. the document that -- the way that it's been illustrated both are consultants, local power and navigant, have both said it's ready? >> yes, we have a final. as mike said, there's a final wrap-up. there's a little bit on the scoring. we had some comments from one of our commissioners about scoring. i want to loop back with that commissioner and make sure that we're taking care of any of those issues. but i think we're pretty much done, with some final tweaks in the next few days. supervisor mirkarimi: and then how are we soliciting? i know that there's a routine process. but to make sure that in october we're not disappointing that we've had few bites by the community, the development community. >> i can talk about that briefly. one, there's areas of standard processes of publis

we also completed construction on three of our local projects during our local quarter.biggest piece of the pipe here is in design for the local projects, and i would like to point out that two of those five projects our water supply projects accounting for 240 million. we also have the project with $56 million that is still in design. the division of safety of them has jurisdiction over this project, and there are some issues we are trying to work out with them. construction has been completed on 27 projects with a total value of $180 million. similar formats for our regional projects, and i'm happy to report that the biggest piece of the pipe here is construction. we currently have $1.3 billion worth of total project costs in construction. only nine of our 46 regional projects remain in planning or design. we also have over $500 million worth of projects in big and award, so those will also move quickly to construction. during the reporting quarter, the upper alameda creek filtering project went from planning to design. the crystal springs upgrade project reached the b

runs on credit of early morning on sunday militants set some houses on fire they were attacking the locals the chechen president could do one himself in the village and he had a terrorist operation twelve militants have been killed five security his offices were also killed and many moving to authorities reports that some locals have also been injured in the operate ok attention afforded to say that to me were towns that were attacking the village with their arms that have been killed there were also militants who were trying to derail the operation from behind you the ones who got out and are trying to escape the mountains we've talked with some locals while here in crosby and they say the situation is calm of the moment people are trying to understand what has happened and to locals think that the terrorists chose this particular village always because it was the home village of the chechen president so for them it was attack on their president personally they have been attacks are just a couple of days ago in taga stand in competition about caria and several days ago the new tourism i'm

i represent local to 61 -- 261. >> we are in favor of this. we would like to stress the site and the change. this is not a construction contract. the experience and expertise is in the buildings. i respectfully disagree with the opposition. we are not talking about turning this into a starbucks. because this does not change, the traffic will not kill us. once again, this is seen as a winner for the community, the park's, as well as the residence. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am here in support of snow lake. this is this is something that we need to support. i don't want to regale you with all of the things the -- the place needs support and it needs the new concession and it means to do what needs to be done. it has lost the luster and pop that used to half. it needs to be redone. the old concessions have had over 60 years to do something. it is time that we stand up and say that we need to make this self sustaining as something that you will want to come to. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. i am the koner of rustic bakery

killed five security has offices were also killed and many wounded authorities reports that some locals have also been injured in the operation ok question authorities say that the militants that were attacking the village with their arms that have been killed there were also militants who were trying to steal the operation from behind and people are the ones who got out and are trying to escape in the mountains we've talked with some locals while here in crosby and they say the situation is calm of the moment people are trying to understand what has happened and the locals think that the terrorists chose this particular village all only because it was the home of the chechen president so for them it was attack on their president personally they have been attacks are just a couple of days ago in taga stand in coverage in about caria and several days ago the new tourism both in must in mind behind the most who bore me and have been killed the. twin blasts in moscow left forty people dead and many more injured more problems are in marriage because when some terrorists killed all the suppl

i represent local to 61 -- 261. >> we are in favor of this. we would like to stress the site and the change. this is not a construction contract. the experience and expertise is in the buildings. i respectfully disagree with the opposition. we are not talking about turning this into a starbucks. because this does not change, the traffic will not kill us. once again, this is seen as a winner for the community, the park's, as well as the re

there are good things in their, locally. -- in there, locally. how do we get the connected nature of what was done by editors, but no longer? we need to reach out and find things in each of these areas. really, it could easily be editing or any number of other words. what would we do with a silo of brickner growers? -- brick throwers? >> thank you. >> the answer is not aggregation, it is still journalism. you cited an example mice -- yourself, the global post. market watchers also operates under that philosophy. we are trying to think on a daily basis what we can give that gives a global overview of what is in the markets, diving down deeper for the people that want to get deeper into it. yes, the proliferation of the hyper local media does present challenges. the idea that we could just aggregate something to give a global overview is difficult to imagine without editors. there will always be a journalist in any form. they have the expertise you are talking about, taking a look at a story, picking out seven that need to be put on the front page.

shore table occurs those local supplies may not be available. we have to balance that in the draught management plan, you'll see hardly anything. love those colors. but the idea is it's a multi prong strategy, where no one agency takes the brunt of the shortage. just because you have an agency - you can't have an agency at a 50 percent cut and another one at only a 90 percent cut at san diego county - and i'm sure there's others like that - but we're all joined together in the hip in our economy. in summary i think there's no silver bullets and it will require flexibility, multiple strategies and all of us to get us through these changes times. thank you. >> thank you. one of the benefits of going later, maybe i should cross off all the stuff i was going to say because everybody hit it. i do want to start by thanking jarrod for his complete plan. we got you signed on 59. i actually want to start with a conclusion and i'll repeat them at the end and we've hit them. but climate change is going on for the last 150 years. this is not something comin

we have a boat expert as well as a chef and they are all local. the majority of our partnership is women. i want to push local thing. from the financial point, and you can see that they were very even. we put these towards the renovation of the building. the money for the management is going to new mexico, this is not staying in california. this is a very big item for the facility. >> i occasionally walk my dog around small lake. one of the park's that we don't go to is the snow house. i have worked on other pieces and i would like to let everyone know that they have a lot of pride. we are serious about the qualifications putting in a bit and there are really thorough and but everything that this goes through if the report recommends the of family, i think that the commissioners should approve that. >> i am a 35 year resident of the haight-ashbury and a long time walker at snow lake. i am here to echo the concerns of hundreds of my fellow walkers to have signed petitions opposing this development. it seems to fundamentally contradiction that you w

and the shop local, spend local , you know, trying to really make sure we keep a level playing field, you know, this unintended consequence of actually advantaging the larger retailers and the formula retail is still a significant concern. president riley: thank you. >> i think at this point i would like to suggest that we take a position on this and make a motion that we are not supporting this legislation. president riley: any discussion on that? we can't support it as is. so, should we share our concerns and recommendations? >> i think we've addressed them and they have not really been incorporated much into this. so i guess -- do you feel that -- >> a discussion, you can take a motion in terms of support, not support, and then address the reasons for the action that you're taking. it may be good to kind of go through sort of section by section in terms of the areas where businesses are going to be impacted and maybe just make sure that if we're making a final statement we've re-ity rated all the points that we need -- reiterated all the points that the commission needs to make. pr

other people are no longer able to access this local beauty spot. we were not allowed in with our camera. conservationists are also resisting the gradual sale of their land through legal channels. the contest development plans and the dubious planning permits that are being issued. >> if the mayor notices a planning application file its coastal protection laws, he has to pretend he left it in a drawer and forget about it. two months later, the application is regard it granted. this loophole is being used ever more frequently on corsica. >> this is precisely what happened on th coastline. after two months of silence from the mayor, planning permission was essentially granted. now they are building on a spot where building should not be permitted. >> there was an admininirative error and application was forgotten, but i back the planning commission. course andcorsica cannot becomea wildlife preserve. we have to find a balance. >> many aspects of the development plan have already been overturned by the courts. the legal firm that represents the environ

let me the works in the local kindergarten welfare has been disputing finishing touches to the station she's explaining to her peoples what it's all about. why we need nuclear power stations i need to sit in the light condition it delish asked. let me know that the congress or the conditions are good here every family has a separate house something that we couldn't afford at home the launch of the pushchair plant is a major political and economic milestone for iran but for the russian constructors who built it it's a very joyous occasion to out of about three thousand only one in town were able to bring their families with them the rest committed themselves to lonely and rather tedious lives but now everybody is counting the days until they go home. ciggies one of them after seventeen years of marriage he had to adjust to a bachelor's life again now he's gearing up for the opposite transition. i'm very happy to go i miss my family. just as the rainy and societies isolated from the rest of the world the russian village and bush share is caught all it's wrong to buy walls guarded day and

we are doing well on our contracts for local inclusion. in april we also issued a notice to proceed for our final design contract for track way and systems. the joint venture that we awarded that contract to is hntb. that is a well-known engineering service provider, and they are joined by b and c transit, a local firm that specializes in train control and transit systems. that contract value is 32.2 million, and it looks like we are going to reach 30% f.b.e. achievement on that contract. each team has mobilized resources and final design is underway. the program controls package, this is the last services contracting package on the central subway. it is for the provision of design and implementation of a program control system that will integrate the existing legacy systems. this contractor will perform all services to procure the system, integrate and implement the system as well as supply project control services such as construction and design scheduling, cost control, and contract claims administration services. for this contract we r

>> i am here on behalf of local 261. we support the concession. we support all efforts to benefit san francisco and the people the trouble here from all over the world. we support the efforts to revitalize and approve our system. we believe these efforts will also support the stuff that have worked in the recreational parks department. we welcome this plan. >> thank you. >> good day, i am one of the three members of the cooperative partnership. we are the people who did in the last round of the rf be. at the time, we were told the mcnaught and he accepted because we did not have the combined experience of voting and concession management within our partnership. the reason why this was provided was the hopes that someone like this could be accepted in the first round. several of the ideas were incorporated into the proposal language about where to put the boats for maintenance and some of the sustainability issues. this includes community growth, raising awareness for all of the people to come in and use this. we are all local for the public- schoo

out of use ships from russia's black sea fleet to be submerged creating artificial reefs to save the local ecosystem. now the u.s. constitution is violated daily and the main perpetrators are the president and top federal government officials that's according to former arizona sheriff richard mack he's now advocating state sovereignty as the only way to keep constitution abiding america intact our exclusive interview with him is up next. party sitting down with richard knapp a retired sheriff from arizona who made national headlines in one thousand nine hundred four when he filed a lawsuit against the federal government since then he's been encouraging state law enforcement officials to rise up against federal agents thank you very much for sitting down to speak with me today sheriff mack well thanks for having me it's great to be in new york you call yourself a freedom activist you have spoken at more than fifty tea parties around the country demonstrations that that. in america charges are racially motivated and what has been your message to the hundreds of thousands of people that have

i want this to be an important destination or locals. i don't know that this is a fair thing to say. one of the charges of the commission is to bring people to the park. if the new and improved part does this, this is part of our commission. i don't want this to be a f oodie destination. is it so wrong for it to offer some good food and a place to sit down. i went to muir woods to the other day to look at their cafe. this was a very understated, very simple. i found the menu which was wonderfully affordable. there were several things under the price of $8. i was pleased with the message in that cafe. this is about history. the take away for me in that cafe was that this is a historical space, this is a space that is mindful of the environment that it serves. it did have a lot of souvenirs' and frankly moving forward from this process, we will be doing public meetings and i understand the process, that is a valid concern. i don't want to see their -- there a lot of -- in stow lake. there were three very good proposals. this is extraordina

: the property is local, the people are local, and 90 percent of the time the sources are local. >>reporter: and local employment may also be key - foreign retail chains could be forced to reservehalf their jobs for rural youth, and limited top opening in towns with a population bigger than onemillion. restrictions some consider impractical, say analysts. >>singhal: retail is one sector that can absorb individuals with very minimal amount of education, and we have a huge deficit when it comes to educating our population. retail can certainly improve the productivity of farmers, simply because large retail put up large quantum of shelf space, and thelast thing they'd want is the shelf space to go empty. >>reporter: the organized segment is expected to see annual revenues grow from 20 billion dollars now to 75 billion by 2015, irrespective of the entry of foreign retailers. >>but for retail to really take off, foreign investment is key. and that's the reason why large indian retailers like shoppers stop are supporting the entry of foreign players. >>nagesh: more people coming in, m