the nature of the funds don't change the remaining issue whether we have pretax deductions into into pca this off. >> it's an advantage but we allow them to do this. >> actually there's a growing debt if i want to start pca paying that off we have to freeze it at this point but continue there's going to be a tennessee debt at the end of someone's career when they can know the exact dollar this is unusually what people wish they had the phone money and more likely to have a 457 plan so we feel it's important this go forward we'll continue with the pretax issues as to relates to this since we've adapted those rules you can buy certain parental service and other types of concerns not included that the pretax service. >> as we said you'll precede without the pretax. >> i understand the motion. >> i think it's a great benefit say you indicated someone brought it to us rather than us coming up with that on our own who asked us to look at it. >> actually a number of employees like i said they know it could be a couple of thousand dollars gee would you look at the possibility it been in the work

at grove street discretionary review is proposed for continuance until march 19 do 2015 and item two pca formula retail and large-scale scale is proposed for excuse me. proposed for an indefinite continuance and items 4 ab for c and v 24th street is conditional use are proposed for continuance any public comment on item the items proposed for continuance? not seeing any public comment is closed >> commissioner wu. >> move to continue. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners on that motion to continue as proposed commissioner antonini commissioner hillis excuse me. commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards and commissioner wu commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero zoning administrator. >> continue inform indefinite as well commissioners that places you under commissioner matters for the draft minutes for your regular hearing on february 5th and the draft minutes for the rules and regulations committee for february 12th as well as the regular meeting for february 12th. >> any public comment on item the draft minutes

given to her drop dramatically were we trying to be as product with both sides with the lap co-and pca general account. >> okay colleagues any other questions. >> when was the last time. >> there was a colorado la increase approved as part of the last budget it took fiscal in october 2014 and that will be annual listed to the full 3 percent $50000 in 2015-2016 and the current request is for an additional cola. >> on top of the last. >> on top of the last. >> supervisor mar. >> i hope you feel better he know the fly is getting around thank you for the personnel savings allen and on the non personnel items it's appropriate that the training funds are going towards legislative aids that's needed and it allows each of our offices to look at how we want to pull up the skills the multi functional machine is good machines become archaic so i'm appreciative of sharing of the office machines as well and i'm very supportive of the lap coagulation and the cola from the budget analysts i'm supportive thank you. >> okay. thank you colleagues do you think it ma'am if you're watching your preference

electronic devices that may sound off commissioners we left off in your regular calendar on item 11 pca off-street parking this is a planning code amendment and i'm going to present an ordinance to provide additional flexibility to the off-street parking but before i do that i'd like to allow time for supervisor breed office to present. >> thank you mr. brown elective aid to the president board of supervisors supervisor breed i was saying my presentation was 6 or 7 minutes go long longer than than i hoped there are a lot of pieces i want to go through one one-on-one quickly this is a small set of planning code changes kwh when is for a long time the city had minimum parking requirement they were required to provide parking this lead to a lot of destruction of the barbara garcia or parking garages as well as park pads in the use of building first stories for retailer parking in the past decade a request are for more green space the city has asked for more tandem and lifts and staircases are permitted and minimum parking requirement for the walkable neighborhoods is racked it is effective

commissioner melberger stampeded not to rule out consolidates that is false when i said i wouldn't rule out pca the pension consultants i did the due diligence and met all the rfps and felt they were one of the strongest candidates and that's the reason i wanted them computed in the search with those two amendments i'll delighted to reamend. >> is that a second. >> i will open up for public comment seeing none, public comment is closed all in favor, say i. >> i. >> passes unanimously thank you call the next item. >> 3 action stem on the consent calendar. >> a motion of adoption unless someone times to pull off any items great what's the will of the group? move to adopt the consent calendar >> is there a second to that. >> i'll second. >> open up for public comment on adaptation of the consent calendar seeing none, public comment is closed. all in favor, say i. >> i. >> passes unanimously thank you next item, please. >> item 4 action item staff due diligence report an 2015 as an asset allocation proposal. >> good afternoon mr. cokeer we'll accept it would you like to add comments. >> wanting may

conservancy priority conservation area grant in the amount of $500,000 for the 900 innes project. .galveston pca program is to preserve and enhance natural and economic and social value, of growing populations across the bay area. the program also supports the enhancement of regional trail systems. the proposed grant will fund project planning services for 900 innes including public outreach to the community and stakeholders environmental studies are cost estimates and strategy for the implementation. this match has been met by the city's investment of following. the rec and park commission recommended that the board of supervisors to accept this grant and the board of supervisors unanimously did so. per the planning department's environmental and historic resource applications that the department submitted in december, 2014, improvements to 900 innes and india basin with the construction of a park and construction of a continued blue-greenway and bay trail access trail from india shoreline park to 900 innes. class 1 bike lane to provide high-speed -- a safe high-speed route for bicyclists of al

sure we continue to have a city that supports people that are struggling here that's what we do by pca this today moving forward to the full board we can continue that work (clapping.) >> okay. colleagues if not 0 questions or comments mr. rose why not to our report on report on item 6 please. yes mr. chairman and members of the committee supervisor avalos on page 1-800 of our report we report the 4.5 percent as supervisor mar has staeltd $6 million plus was previously bid in the fiscal year 2014-2015 budget and together will provide the approximate total of 2.255 percent or $10 million plus in the fiscal year 2014-2015 and mirandize in the table of page 17 we consider this to be a policy matter for the board of supervisors. >> thank you, mr. rose all right. if no other comments why not open up for public comment as supervisor mar i know thank you for those who submitted the speaker cards if you want to submit more speaker cards brings them up here. >> can i add another comment we seeing the biggest generation of wealth in san francisco in all-time i don't think there's ever been the k

that could very well include sasquatch as you know there's been a lot of discussion about power sf and pca and you touched about that in your response. it's a big priority for many members of the board of supervisors and this year the mayor has indicated that it's the priority for him to see that it gets done. and so really this is seen through the lens of what's going to happen with clean power sf we got pretty close a couple years ago to pass the clean power sf program. it really came down to the public utilities commission public utilities commission commissioners setting rates not to exceed rates for electricity here from the program but we never got to that point. and i think what i saw happening was despite an overwhelming super majority of the board of supervisors and a lot of work the staff has done for clean power sf what was put forward had some flaws or was easy to look at what flaws were, but it was also a very long campaign that was part of exposing what could be construed as flaws for the program. but we knew as the program as it started, as it was launched, wasn't going to b

since the dog died is the pca says there could be a misdemeanor charge depending depending on the out come of police investigation. we knock on the dog owner's door but no one answered. >> i feel horrible. it's sad. i mean, i mean, kind of better than the suffering i was guess it was going through. report. >> that was sabina kuriakose roaring. >>> some scary moments as a man accidentally drives into the icy waters of the delaware canal this morning. it happened near route 32 river road in solebury. fortunately the vehicle wasn't submerged and rescue crews were able to pull the driver and passenger to safety with a boat. they were soaking wet and cold. but not seriously injured. >> officials say windy weather contributed to a fast-moving fire in avalon. flames breaking out thursday night at a newly built home in the 4700 block of fifth street. the fire quickly spreading to another new home because of 30-mile per hour winds. more than a dozen fire companies were called in before they were able to get the fire under control. that was about 3:00 o'clock this morning. the cause is under in