michael carlin as well. his group at sfpuc for all the hard work ensuring facilities like chase center can be powered by clean energy. and, as mayor breed said, today, the stars are aligning for us because we get to celebrate this great achievement for chase center and tomorrow we get to welcome fans back to the building. we hope chase center can serve as an example to any size business that if we can do it, you can do it. let's go green together and inspire the private sector to do so. so how did we do this? what are we doing? so as chase center, we focus on sustainability from the beginning of this construction project. we are a lead goal certified building design and construction that was during our three year construction process and then for ongoing maintenance and operations. we know being in california, the conserving water is critical for all of us in our futures. so we're designed to recover gray water from our laboratories and our showers. from the roof, we collect rain water and even just condensa

michael carlin as well. sfpuc for all the hard work ensuring facilities like chase center can be powered by clean energy. and as mayor breed said today, the stars are aligning for us because we get to celebrate this great achievement for chase center and tomorrow we get to welcome fans back to the building. we hope chase center can serve as an example to any size business that if we can do it you can do it. let's go green together and inspire the private sector to do so. so how did we do this? what are we doing? so as chase center we focus on sustainability from the beginning of this construction project. we are a lead goal certified building design and construction that was during our three year construction process and then for ongoing maintenance and operations. we know being in california, the conserving water is critical for all of us in our futures. so we're designed to recover gray water from our laboratories and our showers. from the roof we collect rain water and even just condensation and we are ab

i'm acting general manager michael carlin. i'm joined by eric sandlin today to answer any questions you have. thank you for taking the time to hear our mid cycle budget update. i would like to start by setting the scene for our budget update. this is an unusual year for us. we're at the midpoint of the two year budget cycle. with covid impacts over the past year, we have made some revisions to our budget i'll detail here. during summer 2020 we retooled the budget and financial plan because of recession effects due to significant cost savings over $90 million over two years to reduce projections from covid-19 impacts. in fiscal year 21-22 we have only allowed for critical changes where funding allows to address commission priorities, mandates from the office of racial equity and commission racial justice. in addition, our changes are in alignment with mayor's priorities. next slide please. working with our partners and taking direction from our commission, the following are the priorities driving the budget update. stewardship.

astute question that the commissioner ajami has mentioned and i hope that that is, you know, michael carlin and whoever's looking at this is part of, you know, how we deal with the evaluation as to what it's going to cost assuming we go down that path, the residents of san francisco and the taxpayers and, you know, and what it means in terms of evaluation. so that was commissioner ajami thank you for that. >> thank you. commissioner harington. >> i think you've done a good job of putting together a package and also looks at the health and organization to keep it going. just one clarification, when you talk about a 5% increase over a 5% gap, that's only on the generation portion. so if you're looking at a total bill, we would only be something like 2% or 2.5% pg&e at the rate. is that right? >> yes. that's correct. >> thanks. >> president: god point. i have a question couple of my neighbors called me and hijacked me on the street and said, i don't know about this because my daughter moved in and the kids don't get home until 4:00. she doesn't start cooking until 4:00. my husband and i are re

michael carlin as well. his group at sfpuc for all the hard work ensuring facilities like chase center can be powered by clean energy. and, as mayor breed said, today, the stars are aligning for us because we get to celebrate this great achievement for chase center and tomorrow we get to welcome fans back to the building. we hope chase center can serve as an example to any size business that if we can do it, you can do it. let's go green together and inspire the private sector to do so. so how did we do this? what are we doing? so as chase center, we focus on sustainability from the beginning of this construction project. we are a lead goal certified building design and construction that was during our three year construction process and then for ongoing maintenance and operations. we know being in california, the conserving water is critical for all of us in our futures. so we're designed to recover gray water from our laboratories and our showers. from the roof, we collect rain water and even just condensa

i'm acting general manager michael carlin. i'm joined by eric sandlin today to answer any questions you have. thank you for taking the time to hear our mid cycle budget update. i would like to start by setting the scene for our budget update. this is an unusual year for us. we're at the midpoint of the two year budget cycle. with covid impacts over the past year, we have made some revisions to our budget i'll detail here. during summer 2020 we retooled the budget and financial plan because of recession effects due to significant cost savings over $90 million over two years to reduce projections from covid-19 impacts. in fiscal year 21-22 we have only allowed for critical changes where funding allows to address commission priorities, mandates from the office of racial equity and commission racial justice. in addition, our changes are in alignment with mayor's priorities. next slide please. working with our partners and taking direction from our commission, the following are the priorities driving the budget update. stewardship.

the mayor appointed michael carlin as acting gm. we determined we should have the city hr work with us in recruiting to have no conflict of about. conflict of interest. at the january meeting the department of human services presented us with an 8 point recruiting process and with four of the highest scoring respondents from their prequalified pool of recruitment firms. at the february 23rd meeting, we chose the hawkins company. they were recruiting for the southern california water district gm. we thought they are a good ear on the ground what was going on in the industry and who was out there. they had done searches for the san francisco public library, airport on more than one occasion and robust stakeholder program and interview program which was very important. from that outreach we come from priorities and qualifications. we had basic qualifications in 2012 the last time. in the contract negotiations with the company and the city, i met with them on occasion to be introduced to the team and to talk more about the stakeholder a

the last announcement focused on pg&e and focused hetch hetchy, and ignored michael carlin and staff around the agency. i hope that mike will remain, continue his work, and know that he is valued, to me and hopefully the other citizens and rate payers. >> hello. am i connected now? >> operator: we can hear you. you have two minutes. >> good afternoon,ition commissioners. during the san francisco public utilities commission, we'll have an opportunity to reverse the mismanagement of the tuolomne river environment. my name is dick allen, i'm a resident of san francisco district 7 and a member of the lake merced task force, formed in january 2000 and served as cochair of the water committee. the tuolomne, the river we drink our water from, has also been providing an important system, the tuolomne ecosystem, under the management of the san francisco p.u.c., has been allowing a massive reduction of the fish population in the river. historically, well over 100,000 salmon used to spawn in 2000. just over 1,000 spawned in 2020. commissioners, please read my letter to paula kehoe. you should h

michael carlin as well. his group at sfpuc for all the hard work ensuring facilities like chase center can be powered by clean energy. and, as mayor breed said, today, the stars are aligning for us because we get to celebrate this great achievement for chase center and tomorrow we get to welcome fans back to the building. we hope chase center can serve as an example to any size business that if we can do it, you can do it. let's go green together and inspire the private sector to do so. so how did we do this? what are we doing? so as chase center, we focus on sustainability from the beginning of this construction project. we are a lead goal certified building design and construction that was during our three year construction process and then for ongoing maintenance and operations. we know being in california, the conserving water is critical for all of us in our futures. so we're designed to recover gray water from our laboratories and our showers. from the roof, we collect rain water and even just condensa

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