well, we will start with occ recent activities. last week i participated on a panel in santa rosa at the junior college and the panel was organized by the local aclu and in response to the community out cry over the shooting of 13-year-old andy lopez by deputy sheriff lopez, and had a replica gun and so the community is organizing around wanting the civilian oversight and so i was invited to be part of a panel which included the community activities as well as the independent police auditor mark smith from bart, and the theme is that the occ is the gold standard in law enforcement and explained what the gold standard means to you i soak about how we structure the investigation and how it is structure and in addition to the out reach that i did last week, sam ramerian in january, and did out reach with san francisco women against rape, where she discussed occ complaints or complaint process and the policy projects that she is working on and in addition, she met with the criminal justice committee with the commission and met the new

. >> 4 b, occ director's report and discussion and review of recent activities present of occ summary of cases received december 13, monthly comprehensive statistical reports and companion reports for the periods january 1 through december 31, 2013 and, january, 1, through december 31, 2013, medation of complaints in december of 2013 and adjudication of the complaint in december 26013. the presentation of occ 2013 first amendment compliance audit of the san francisco police department records purchase su ant to the department general order, 8.10. and occ budget presentation for fiscal years, 14/15, and 15/16. >> thank you, and director hicks welcome back. >> thank you very much. president mazzucco. members of the commission, and chief, and members of the audience it is good to be back. so, let's see, four reports five minutes. well, we will start with occ recent activities. last week i participated on a panel in santa rosa at the junior college and the panel was organized by the local aclu and in response to the community out cry over the shooting of 13-year-old andy lopez by deputy s

for the occ, that total reduction of 81,000 dollars. since the occ's budget is personnel heavy, we have a five million dollar budget but it is 90 percent of the personnel costs and the only place where that 81,000 can be found is in reducing positions. and the occ currently has 34.75 positions, and in order to achieve the reduction of 81,000 dollars, i am proposing the reduction of one position and it is 8124 position and that will reduce the journey level investigations positions to 16. and in addition, with that amount, which is approximately 130,000, we would purchase 2 vehicles to the tune of about $50,000. our vehicles have cng tanks, they expire when they expire, the vehicles have to be removed from service or the tanks have to be replaced and that cost will be prohibitives and as an angive should the reduction not be taken, we are requesting that our two vehicles be replaced but a general fund equipment request, we will be making that request in our budget. and then, just moving through what is old news but still relevant and tha

>> please call 4b occ directors report. >> review of recent activities and presentation of occ report and summary of cases red in january 2014, mediation of complaints in january of 2014, and adjudication. >> good evening president mazzucco and commissioners and members of the public. last week deputy director bob bazaar an acting senior investigator investigated an officers complaint function at the san francisco police academy. also to date, the occ has mediated 14 cases. six last month and four this month so far. on friday, i attended the black history month celebrations here in city hall and i have known the key note speakers since he's been a very little boy. he

individual commissioners and police and occ personnel should refrain, however, from entering into any debates or discussion with speakers during public comment. please limit your comments to three (3) minutes. >> good evening, miss bryson, how are you? >> i am focused and i come again bearing glad tidings. my name is jackie bryson and i am here to commend two officers out of our tender loin station as well as captain turner since he is the commander and the commander sets the tone for the entire station. and i have to put my positive spin on these, because, if you were just to be the facts, you may think, oh, it is a criticism, it should have gone differently, but it turned out okay. i went into the tender loin station on january 26th, to file a police report and the officer who was behind the counter was new to that station. and they had not shown him where all of the forms were and so he could not find the interview form that i needed to fill out. he tore that front counter area apart, looking for the form. and he could not find that form, but he did find incident reports forms and

>> please call 4b occ directors report. >> review of recent activities and presentation of occ report and summary of cases red in january 2014, mediation of complaints in january of 2014, and adjudication. >> good evening president mazzucco and commissioners and members of the public. last week deputy director bob bazaar an acting senior investigator investigated an officers complaint function at the san francisco police academy. also to date, the occ has mediated 14 cases. six last month and four this month so far. on friday, i attended the black history month celebrations here in city hall and i have known the key note speakers since he's been a very little boy. he knows chad williams, the chair of the african american studies at the department of grand university and was a san francisco public schools and raised mr. san francisco. that concludes my report of recent activity. i will now move on to the statistical reports. i did shorten the title to spare you from reading a very long title. you have the reports in your packets that outline occ complaints filed, mediated cases and the

this is an updated number from the spreadsheet but that's about $280 million on the occ ii. some of the money is in the prongs. that's total funding and many of those projects have been on the pipeline for awhile. we have a ways to go. we have what we call the fire chief pipeline we've not actively been working on primarily the shipyard and some in mission bay and transbay that's in the future number. in addition to those projects we're directly funding we have a matter agreement such as the hunters point shipyard the d da has requirements for the market rate housing and a few projects that are finishing up so that's on the inclusionary pipeline spreadsheet and it's on the 16 projects over a thousand units that collected thouns units and one thousand to go in phase two of candle stick point. so funding you'll hear more about that in the next presentation but again, i circulated that it was about $280 million in total funds concluding funds we've provided that leaves about 2 hundred and 20 million of that is fund we have to put in. we have several strategies to provide the fu

any questions or comments regarding the occ's status report. hearing none. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> do i have a motion? >> move to prove the consent calendar. >> second. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> please call line item 3. city clerk: general public comment. the public is now welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individuals commissures or department or occ personnel. understand police commission rules of order. please limit your comments to 3 minutes. >> good evening. i was in incognito. how did you recognize me? it must have been the dimples. first of all i want to say once again happy black history month and i'm very proud of lieutenant dangerfield. because it's hard to be an

ten percent, you know, reduction, i just curious as to how we measure that in terms of, or does the occ get a separate water bill? just kind of curious about it? it is just sort of, you know, is there a way of measuring that? you know, commissioner kingsley in buildings that have multiple tenants in city buildings, and they do meter by department. and so, we are advised where we are. and we don't get billed, it is just part of our rent, but it is an awareness of how much water we are using and so, what the real estate department will be doing, is auditing the various city buildings to determine whether low flow faucets and etc., are in place, and taking whatever measures are necessary and then at the sfpuc, they did indicate that there would be incentives for individuals to retrofit and that they were getting the word out and in social media, and on the website and they would be providing information to the city departments so that we could publish it on the website as well. >> good, well it is important that we will be able to measure whether we are being good citizens too. any way, th

question, with the 40-plus percent increase in tickets that we have seen, has there been an increase in occ complaints if you can tell. >> i know that they are not logged in yet. >> but it is a little soon. but, the... the complaints are increasing, they are, i would say, i don't want to say percentage wise, but they are higher, this january, than they were last january. and there are a fair number of complaints that we received from individuals who are not happy with the tickets they received and so if those types of tickets are increasing i know that our complaints will increase as well. >> thank you director. >> commissioner loftus? >> thank you, director hicks for always thorough and really helpful reports. and this might be located in one of the reports but i just wanted and you might not and you might need to get back to me but one thing that i noted is the cases that were sustained in 2013 i have 15 in the calendar year 2013 that does not mean that the investigation came to some conclusion where a case could be sustained. and so my question is does it list out somewhere what those ch

individual commissioners and police and occ personnel should refrain from entering into any debate or discussions with speakers during the public comment and limit your comment to three minutes, good evening. >> good evening. and first of all i want to say that it is wonderful to see you again and that it is much more comfortable sitting in these seats, than in the board chambers where it killed my butt, but luckily, i have a lazarus butt and so i was able to bring it back from the dead and make it to this meeting, once again it was wonderful to see everybody there for four plus hours. but it was worth it. >> i came in with someone in my building and i was able to write out my own report so that the words would be the way that i needed to have them down and i went to the station yesterday and the officer took me very seriously and he read what i wrote and he also was very well aware of who this suspect was. and so, i want to commend and i have to spell the name because i can't pronounce it, dob rowo lski. he is polish, not russian, and star number 1 936. and so, not only did he give m

the public to slow down, bicyclists and motorists for the sake of our cap able friends over at the occ, and we don't want more occ complaints and we take no pleasure in writing tickets, we would rather everybody's money to stay in their pocket books, if everybody would slow down and pay attention and again, to folks that are not in the cars, i get that sometimes the cars are aggressive, but sometimes you can be right and some of these instances or killed, and i am not siding with the cars i am just asking for the people to be smart and protect themselves until we can get a handle on this thing. so with that, i am going to give it over to sergeant krudo and he is going to make the presentation on the firearm discharge review board findings and recommendations. for the 4th quarter of 2013. >> thank you, chief. >> president mazzucco, vice president turman? >> chief, and officer involved shooting investigators team and i am here to present as the chief said, the fdr finding from the third quarter, as well as the open officer shooting investigation. >> the fourth quarter, firearm discharge

any questions or comments regarding the occ's status report. hearing none. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> do i have a motion? >> move to prove the consent calendar. >> second. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> please call line

any questions or comments regarding the occ's status report. hearing none. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> do i have a motion? >> move to prove the consent calendar. >> second. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> please call line item 3. city clerk: general public comment. the public is now welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as

for occ i we have our redevelopment plan the actual contracts we acted open to provide the affordableng and the income levels. all that being said that helped to create a path for what we want to make sure each party is responsible for and we keep in mind those as we develop new projects. your retained projects in hunters point shipyard and our replacement obligations. we as the successors agency retaining those obligations we believe those are just as important as other obligations in our contract so we wanted to lay utility i anti what are the principles. so first of all, the assumption is in general the occ i and our contract and workforce policies apply but on the other hand, we want to recognize our past and current practice of under writing we've shared a practice of guidelines and agencies and used the mar office of housing so this codifies our past practice and where our current practice we attached to the draft. we're defining that our promotions are you ours until their completed and completed to us means it constructed but occupied by that target population and the other ke

. >> so the other shortfall city attorney's this is the change of the redevelopment agency or the occ infrastructure and investment how much legal support they'll need they won't recovery as much as hoped. also some state board and prisoner revenue we're not expecting and a little bit of over churches in a couple of areas those are 3 areas that are highland >> supervisor mar. >> i want to ask you the america's cup causing the deficit for o e w did did that for about in the expenses from the port in the totaled up to date. >> this is the general if you happened view so if the port has expenses that are sitting in its operating funds those are not including those this includes the port is going to bill the supply for that combudz includes the operation fund but not the budget analyst about $5.6 million those are not part of this they're not included in the general fund not included here. >> okay. so before you leave f that slide quickly could you there's a combined $56 million could you rationalize that with the 40.5 which is 2 and a half and how it relates >> so that's a very good ques

> >when i think about it from our perspective, and we know that the occ has been out asking banks toted, look for risk. as a borrower i'm thinking of 3 things. number 1 is to know what i owe. understand where i am. number 2 to know what my house is worth. and number 3, if i encounter any kind of financial distress i want to call my mortgage servicer. > >is this a one time event or is there danger down the road for other people who have these kinds of loans? > >these loans will amortize over the next 3 years so we have 500 thousand of those that will be resetting this year and another 500 thousand next year. this is a million borrowers in the housing market that we've seen where a rising tide has lifted all boats. right now we have to be on the lookout for heloc risk. > >allen jones from risk span thanks so much. > >a pleasure bill. good info bill. just ahead-- have you notice more trucks on the road? why that could be a buy signal for transportation stocks! chart talk is next. hi, i'm ben affleck, and many actors have played the part of u.s. servicemen in the movies, but for veterans