thank you, monique. yukon with your presentation. >> i just want to point out the transportation commission really responds to the mayor's task force work is proposing $7.4 billion in a charge grant. >> supervisor campos? >> thank you, i happen to serve on the atc and what process will be followed remains to be seen. it's not clear how quickly or not so quickly this process will go through. i do have some concerns about the transportation task force's recommendation and as it currently stands there is going to be some difficulty in getting a lot of people in some communities to get behind the proposal and i actually think it's going to create some issues in terms of our ability to get some fundings because of that. i hope that there is an effort to understand that many people do feel left out of this process and that the proposal to the extent that it relies on things like sales tax which can be' very regressive tool doesn't necessarily address a lot of the concerns that many of these communities have. s

hi monique? >> good morning and members of the board of supervisors committee. the mayor's task force that i think you have heard of preliminary set of recommendations and findings of the mayor's task force. but i'm here this morning to speak to you about how some of those recommendations could apply to the eastern neighborhood hearing. as you know, the task force is concentrating on infrastructure and not operating expenses nor is it looking at parks and other kinds of concerns within this particular hearing. the task force has been examining the needs for capital programming across the city in light of the kinds of conditions our transportation system is in now as well as the new growth, both in terms of residents and jobs in the city. and so the scope of the task force work does not address the operating deficits nor does it solve all of the problems that have been identified. about $10 billion have been identified as a need for transportation. and this leaves a gap of 6.3 billion. the task force identified what we believe is required in terms of infrastructu

and on the financial side i'll discuss with monique whether we have a more strategic discussion or where we're heading we can take a breather now. i'm reminder that because i got the audited financials and a there's some trends in there we have to be mindful. i want to thank my commissioners i've jousted working with each of you. i i know you have your interaction with the staff but in terms of interactions among commissioners we've been able to talk through them even if we have differences of opinions but one of the accomplishment it may not always be the case we vote in unison we seem to come to a consensus and that's good we try to work the issues out so we can have a full understand by the time we get to vote something and that's a consider to everyone involved thank you. is that enough >> yeah. >> i move to adjourn the meeting in memory of nelson mandela. >> second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> thank you, commissioners there was a long meeting there was a party that started in her at 6:00 p.m. and as soon as we vacant the room they can start happy holidays. >> happy to start. go

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they'll provide some comments as well but thank you for the time to be here to speak and thank you monique for the two center minutes to speak >> thank you. >> thank you. >> carol are you going to introduce the next. >> excuse me. we have the bay foundation. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is see caring write chin i'm the director at the bay view foundation. i want to share about our vision for the proposal we've put forth for the eco center. this is a unique stunt it's not just a green building. it is within the watershed that drains through 9 neighborhoods. we're interested in creating a collaborative opportunity where the bay mission will work with the city college it's been there since 2012 doing literacy. we want to take the building blocks and there the programming forethe viral education focusing on that community. first and a for mothering most we know it's important to engage the community to get involved with the eco center. first off the staff we plan on hiring are representatives of south east san francisco. they're from district then 10 so staff will be representativ

and on the financial side i'll discuss with monique whether we have a more strategic discussion or where we're heading we can take a breather now. i'm reminder that because i got the audited financials and a there's some trends in there we have to be mindful. i want to thank my commissioners i've jousted working with each of you. i i know you have your interaction with the staff but in terms of interactions among commissioners we've been able to talk through them even if we have differences

. >> thank you monique. i don't even have to ask my 13-year-old. good evening madam president and commissioners project manager for the port. i'm managing the sea lot 448 project. i'm here with an informational preservation and i'll introduce our project team and provide a project and schedule overview and we'll talk about what we've been up to earlier this year and highlight what we'll be do in 2014. at the end of my presentation i'll introduce the colleagues from the company. the first thing i want to do is again introduce our team. you're all familiar but we have collaborative and fundamental team working with our developers acting the giant and the mayor's office of workforce development represented by micro martin and the giant represented by mike bear and jonathan is here from the port staff as well. we have been doing a lot of. i want to go over the project briefly to give you a refresher about it's size, sits scope what we hope to accomplish in broad strokes commercial and retail over 8 acres of parks open space and appearing 48 tasted acti

. >> thank you, i just wanted to thank our deputy controller monique who is the cochair of the mayor's task force as well as being here. next speaker. >> good afternoon commissioners, my name is parsons from district two. i realize it has to pass by the voters in order to go through. my request when that legislation is written, that it's going to be tied to transportation functions. i think it will get passed that way. the other thing i was wondering about free munis whether it could be tied to that program and i don't know what sort of funding is allocated to continue. the pilot program and particularly if vlf has ian impact on other communities would help support them. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker? >> good morning, peter cohen from the housing communications. people wonder why housing is talking about transportation. we have over 25,000 affordable housing units in san francisco that have been built and management by non-property houseers and we know full well that the mg -- majority of those residents are extremely dependent on transportation and the community organizations

to see, bonina from saint anthonies, and monique from the tender loin hunger task force and paula jones for the important work. i also wanted to thank paul ash, the executive director of the food banks for being here as a resource and as well as and also kevin wing from project open hand and from saint anthony and rita the director of glide as well. now, for the translaters, i wanted to again, remind or to say that we have translation in chinese, spanish, tagalog and russian and i would ask if the staff from the services who are doing the translation to come forward and say in spanish, in tagalog and russian that they are available to translate the public comment. >> and also grace yee from the department of public health come forward and if you could make that announcement that you can translate. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> i am going to call the names in groups of ten, one more, thank you. >> [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> come forward and i am suggesting that we line up on that side of the room. and from the saint anthony and, liz, development center, wiser from, and

. >> item 6 a, executive director's report >> commissioners brian, sitting in for monique who is at a event in japan, we have a number of item and we will move them through quickly so we can get to the meat of the commission agenda, and you will see that the california association of harbor master and port captains had an awards banquet on october 30th, 3013. and at that awards banquet, the port of san francisco received an award for its efforts to bring the america's cup event to san francisco bay. and in particular, joe rilely was at that event and represented the port and the association of represents public and private marinas throughout the state and they were active in testimony and hearings leading up to the san francisco bay and a number of members at the event were very appreciative of our efforts but also say that the event was one of the key aspects of their career and their involvement in the event and they were thanking the port for bringing health and the event to the san francisco bay. >> the uss pamp anito, as well as it is not on the agenda, but as well as the sf jeri

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i also wanted to thank the co-chair, monique zamuda and gate hahaf, the task force identified more than 10 billion dollars in needs for transportation infrastructure and we've identified some funding but it's going to take everyone in this room to make sure we proerl fund and care for our transportation infrastructure that is vital to providing our residents a system they can rely on today and ao into the faou khu, i look forward to working with each and every one of you to make this happen. also, as the holidays approach, i'd like to remind everybody, it is the season of giving and it's time when we highlight organization that is are so important to our fabric of social safety net for our city, the organizations that support our veterans, our homeless and those most in need of meal, shelter and essentially human services every day of the year. we also must continue to be the global citizens we are and help friends and family ins the philippines who are in trem men deuce need of our help pr the devastation of the typhoon and i know all of the supervisors have been participating, communi

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