i know it's not just pg&e. i know, to a lesser extent, at&t some time has to dig and there are probably other utilities as well. >> so, for moratorium streets, are you talking about moratorium or just -- >> i mean, it's both. sometimes it's more, it's more frustrating you know, when it's a street resurfaced six months ago. even if it's a legitimate reason, have to dig it up, and it never looks quite right again. even a street that's not a moratorium street, you'll have situations where you have patch work that's done that does not look right. >> so, for moratorium streets, i'm sure you probably know in 2010 we recently created more stringent moratorium restoration requirements. depending on the size of the trench, we require the excavator pave property line to property line all effective lanes. so, you might see a better he contiguous repaving. in nonmoratorium streets, there are restoration requirements. and, so, that there is a key trench that you see, but you are -- there is a key trench depending how many l

&e pg&e will have to find another place to conduct the operations. and we've done this revised this slide shows on estimated net land value of 4 to $7 million. we've received some revised stimulates we've been work with the city for the hoe down yard and the net land of the purchase price might be more like lifting millions in the dog patch area. i can share some follow-up >> whatever use it is it's still called the hoe down yard. >> we'll welcome that. >> sorry i did have is a question but i can't remember what it was exactly. so forest hill is not necessarily to receive the hoe down yard >> what's that. >> who would receive it. >> we think this option will rest under the current structure of the agreement the option is available to the department of real estate. >> so before we've talked about the office of economic workforce development now you're saying - >> yes. so the department of real estate is involved in the real estate transactions so in the amended resolution we've changed did option from o e w d to the department of real estate. they'll

we'll hear from pg&e in a few minutes, but i am -- mostly pg&e, i think at&t does some digging. i'm sure there are others as well. how do you ensure good coordination? and i know that there are legal constraints, too, because the utilities have certain rights under state law to go and dig. how often is it a problem where utility violates the five-year rule? because we can't really fully enforce. >> first of all, the way we have utility companies coordinate with city agencies is through the cold call. they're required per admin to attend those monthly meetings and at these monthly meetings the utility agency are made aware of upcoming projects and they're required to give information to us to make sure that their work is coordinated with the planned capital projects. also, too, city agencies -- sorry. utility companies are required to respond to what city sends out what is called a notice of intent. it's a document that provides utility companies with planned project work, the dates and ending of the planned project work, and the request also is the intent of whether or not the u

court commission of the economic development at pg&e. >> thank you. we have bev to talk about this item. >> good morning, supervisors brad benson at the port of san francisco. today's item is proposed transmission project proposed by pg&e and having under gone review there the california public utilities commission it's designed to provide electric benefits to downtown san francisco. the reason the port is presenting obtain r on this the route runs across port property. we've been negotiating with pg&e and what you have before you is a nonbinding are term sheet so today's action seeks the action of the board and which will lead to a license agreement a binding agreement that will be executed later on probably in the spring. so i have an expert report matters but i am going to give you an overview of the transmission system they're two separate transmission systems there's one hundred and 15 k v system had serves most of the city and there's a separate 2 hundred and thirty k v system that's in blue that serves the downtown area. it's been the policy of

pg&e is tightening security at some of their facilities after a sniper attack at a substation. janine de la vega will be live near san jose and it will tell us how pg&e customers made their billels go up and in the meantime, oakland police are looking and a woman was served last night. witnesses said they heard at least as to shots and so far they have not told us the name of the woman who died. >>> and they tried to identify the two men they say pulled off a pair of convenience store robberies. alex savage is talking about the unique way these guys are stealing money, good morning, alex. >> reporter: these two robbers are loading money on to prepaid gift cards and they have done it twice here at the same 711 store and they have done it twice and we are told that woman is very shaken up. here is the two accused robbers and one has his face partially covered. the first robbery was back on february 2nd and both hold ups were early in the morning around 4:00. in both cases they forced the clerk on duty into a back storage room and they would load the money on to the prepaid gift c

for pg&e.rtavoz de pg&e dijo que el incidente cambi las reglas de juego, no solo para pg&e sino para la industria, y por eso buscarn estrategias de seguridad, consultando con gente en la industria, agencias policiacas y politicos. s.o.t. brian swanson/portavoz de pg&e 9:11:14 we are looking at obstruct the visions others might have into the substation. agreg que planean construir cercas que obstruyan la visibilidad a esta y otras subestaciones .. aÑadio, que inmediatament e despus del incidente desplegaron oficiales de seguridad, tambin trabajaron con policias locales para incrementar las patrullas alrededor de las subestaciones .. y limpiaron las vegetacin cercana para eliminar posibles escondites. el fbi contina investigando el incidente y an no concluye si se trat de terrorismo, o exactamente quien lo provoc o por qu. s.o.t. brian swanson/portavoz de pg&e 11:00:09 we are going prioritize the substations, focuse it on major substations first. we have 900 substations through out our service ar

pg and e should pay for that because it a pg and e property there. [inaudible] suggesting i need people to cover the screen around the switch yard and one other amendment is calling for reporting back after the [inaudible] to the board of supervisors 3 days after reporting that discusses the sale and who the properties [inaudible] will be addressed at the yard. i [inaudible] meant for these to be passed out and you can rerf to the language we have. >> i read [inaudible] on page 3--striking oit the language referring to infrastructure finance funding. that is make sure we are not giving a green light and that could be discussed at other time or better pg and e can cover the cost themselves and the question is 23 the state will have them pass that down [inaudible] the other amendment is on page 4 and reads, nob nab board of supervisors nob number structure the yard-such that the department of real state will seek authorization of the yard [inaudible] for the site consistent with the requirement for this resolution or seek the [inaudible] conduct a auct

pg & e has not included that in their proposal. we are asking the c puc provide a mechanism in it's green tariff proposal from a small distributed renewable project. a mega watt or smaller located in disadvantaged communities. that is another aspect of 343 in making sure we are included. if the california puc required pg & e to put that in their proposal. and we are asking the california puc to require pg & e to ensure that all green tariff cost are born only by participating customers so that their green tariff proposal is not subsidized by non-participants. in the california puc's energy efficiency funding and we'll continue to stay involved protecting not only the city's interest but also the particular concerns of how to take advantage for the community choice aggregators. thank you. >> okay. also we have presentation on the rfp. >> yes. staff was directed at the last meeting to address the local energy build out program. some of the issues that staff was directed also included a marketing approach. that's not in this particula

for pg&e.e pg&e dijo que el incidente cambi las reglas de juego, no solo para pg&e sino para la industria, y por eso buscarn estrategias de seguridad, consultando con gente en la industria, agencias policiacas y politicos. s.o.t. brian swanson/portavoz de pg&e 9:11:14 we are looking at obstruct the visions others might have into the substation. agreg que planean construir cercas que obstruyan --luego de sacar del mercado casi 9 millones de libras de carne por dudosa calidad. vo --la compaÑia "rancho feeding" decidio hacer el cierre voluntario de su procesadora ubicada en petaluma. --los productos retirados del mercado fueron procesados el aÑo pasado y enviados a centros de distribucion en california, illinois, florida y texas. vo cesar ---la administracin de alimentos y medicinas alert hoy contra el consumo de arroz de sabores de la marca "uncle ben's", que se sirve en escuelas, restaurantes, hospitales y otros negocios. ---al parecer varios niÑos habrian enfermado y presentado reacciones alerg

this is pg&e recommendation when they were working on an upgrade. to the submittals they estimated if that facility goes down there will be $150 million lost in san francisco. my clients ray a half a block away would lose power and not be operational. it turns out in the cpc filing if this facility goes down activist it's called the embarcadero station the loss from san francisco will be $3.5 billion. we have an important facility located next to the property high-rise. we believe under the circumstances in addition to the new policies incorporated in your general plan the proximity to the pg&e facility requires is a different occupancy clarification welcome back be used such as used was modern art. typically a single-family dwelling is given a occupancy dwelling rate of two. if you have a lot of causalities two is okay. but the number of people adversely impacted by dedicate it creates an impact of loss of human life it's prefer able to use a hire classification of 3, in fact, it was done to the modern art we believe that the classification should

she isn't surprised to see pg&e trucks on her street. when wind whips through the mountains, losing power is one of the many things that can happen. >> we've had many a live limb go through our roof. you do live with risks and i'm not going anywhere. >> reporter: but this line crew will likely be going lots of places, especially tomorrow when pg&e says they'll have all hands on deck to respond to power outages from the storm. meantime in palo alto, concerns are more with rising water than falling power lines. >> when it rains, my daughter's garage will flood. and she's in a lower area. so that's why i need to put them around the perimeter just the front part of the garage to make sure that water doesn't get inside her garage. >> reporter: but david was one of the few being proactive. the huge piles of sandbags left suggest the approaching storm is welcome, not a worry. >> i think people don't really get worried until the last minute. i mean we live in the flood zone and we don't really worry about it until it's really, really bad and the

pg&e released the latest figures. hardest hit is the north bay with 5,700 customers in the dark and in the south bay 1,700 outages and 400 others are the scattered in the east bay, san francisco, and on the peninsula. >> serious developments in the crisis in ukraine: russian troops have take were control of the two main airports with the interview minister calling this a military invasion and the men weighing military uniforms without markings and they refusing to talk to journalists. shall be mill tale incursion if the region with dramatically raise the stakes in the conflict that sent the fugitive president yanukovich into hiding. switzerland has launched an investigation into money laundering by ymca and -- by ymca and -- by yanukovich. >> and taco bell is testing something new. >> topping america's money, the bulls are runningen wall street. the s&p 500 is opening at an all-time high this morning the first record in six weeks, investors were encouraged by assure abc we they will step in if the committee falters. l

shots at pg&e. pg&e, you know, whatever issues we sometimes have when we turn -- when i turn lights on at home, they go on and my bill is reasonable. so, it's not attacking pg&e. i think to me it's really about making sure that the puc's power enterprise which really is an under valued and under utilized system that we sure it up, make sure it has an adequate customer base and make sure that we are generating the revenues that we can use for some really critical municipal infrastructure needs around our power system and our street lights that we are responsible for funding. >> right. >> i want to make sure we're giving the puc and the power enterprise the tools to do that. so, i will be looking at this issue as projects come to the board because i think it's important. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, ms. hale. colleagues, any questions or comments? okay, seeing none, we will then move to public comment. ~ on item number 5. is there any public comment on item number 5? seeing none, public comme

we are -- pg&e is upgrading its gas lines, which is very important particularly from a public safety perspective. and the department of public works is aggressively engaging in road resurfacing and, indeed, has doubled the amount of annual road resurfacing that it performs. thanks to the generosity of the voters in passing prop b, now thanks to the mayor and this board, we a prop b funding runs its course, we are fully funding road resurfacing out of the general fund. so, this is critical, overdue investment and it has to be done and the city is going to be better off for it. with all that said, any time you're doing a lot of road work that's going to benefit the city, of course any kind of road work is disruptive. streets get shut down. parking is temporarily lost. roads are not in great condition while they're being worked on. and, so, it's always going to so they can come in and doing it before you complete the project and cover up the street. that is a very important rule because in the past the sewer department would come in and do work, finish it and resurface the street and th

we also have calls into pg&e trying to get a sense of the outage. we do know power poles taken down left one person dead. alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. >>> store clerks have fought back and overpowered an armed robber. the latest happened wednesday night. a 26-year-old parolee pointed a gun at the manager and demanded money. but that manager grabbed a weapon and fought back. and the whole thing was caught on video. you can see another employee joins in and the suspect was taken down and held for police. >> if it is my night to get shot, he will shoot me right away. but it is not my night. if he comes with a small gun i will not do anything. >> besides a few cuts and bruises both are expected to be okay. just hour -- richmond police say the store employee was heroic, may give him a medal for his bravery, however they do not advise people to ever confront a person with a gun. >>> time is 5:41. we have seen the mess the bay area storm has caused on local roads. how air travel is effected by the storm. which flights have already been canceled. >>> p

pg&e and mix it is time to give the public more information. pg&e incest when the substation was hit the systems that were in place work. >> our electric control center received the alarm. got back power was we noted that the utility and mix that attack was a game changer. >> they targeted components of the substation. >> reporter: last september pg&e called for a change. >> we will have to cut our game. >> reporter: they now say it will take $86 million to do the work. they will deploy cameras and in the hands the lighting and install all arms. pg&e incest the work has been underway since the attack. >> we have not talked about it because we don't want the details in the wrong hands. >> reporter: line not -- why now? >> we are trying to find the balance of information that we the least. -- that we really. >> reporter: they want to spend $86 million over the last three years. they have 900 substation's. work will be privatized by importance. a proposal will be separated and this could affect your rates although it is unclear by how much. >> we

pg&e dispatched tree trimming crews to cutback branches close to power lines. it's part of the year round vegetation management program but the fear is rain and wind will knock branches into power lines. pg&e is preparing command centers and beefing up staffing levels as the rain bears down to bay area. >> we have a meteorology department that helps in the planning process in determining the resources we need. >> and public works crews were on the streets of san francisco delivering sandbags. the development has plenty of bags available and asking residents to call 311 over the weekend to report downed trees and power lines. >> sal joins us with the traffic. >> it's not good as you might imagine. we've had triple the number of incidents today because of the wet weather. that's the variable. i want to show you the roads. driving on them probably wouldn't be a good idea, if you have to go you have to go. this drive time has trippled getting up to vela he. -- valeo. this would normally take 20 minutes. this is taking 30 minutes or so, on the bridge another 25, we'

we coordinate with sooefz folks and pg&e they have to be on the same page before any project we have a 5 year moratorium on any project so it takes time to coordinate the work. also we're not doing it on lines. the section line it should be much easier if we stuck to the assessment. we can do one street but we're forced to do one block at that time, and it decreases the anywhere else >> it decreases the efficiencies. >> but the goals are not being reached. >> the goals are not being reached because of that but we must participate in the process their driving this piece because they also have target. we check them off but they're doing small maybe 2 blocks and move to do some other places where the roads are in worse conditions >> so their budget gains to be made if we're not doing the good quickly could we readjust our goals. >> i think our goals are fine. i think next year we only have one more major for the paving program and we'll get back on track >> okay. >> once again we're not having to come back to the millions we have over 93 miles to do. >> i want to point out that is a con

the pg&e and the at&t fiber optic cable. they won't say if it was vandalism or something more serious. mark johnson made these comments at a recent conference on grid security. >> this wasn't an incident where billy bob and joe decided after a couple brewskis i'm going to shoot up a substation. this was an event that was well thought out and well-played. >> at a hearing last no henry waxman a ranking member of the energy and commerce committee said this. >> this was an unprecedented and sophisticated attack. >> it's not an isolated incident. waxman pointed to attacks last year. it can be done and it's not that difficult to do. >> in 2007 he helped create this report on terrorism and the power delivery system that stayed classified for years, so it distribute become a how to for first. >> -- terrorist. >> the question is, how vulnerable are the facilities. we drove up to the substation and found a open gate. we drove by and could see the defense the entire facility. we're out here around the facility for a half hour before an

whatever you do the port can go forward and decide how to negotiate with pg&e going forward and pg&e may or may not reach an agreement and ultimately it will come back to the board to decide the whether to approve the final agreement. so i don't think you - one of our options is enclosures the term sheet you can express our concerns in adapting the resolution >> okay that have we've spent 45 minutes on this; right? and i'm not sure if i rather just have the port come back with the negotiations that's more or less final but, you know, i've actually feel - expressing my discomfort in a resolution i don't you know, i understand the reason to do it but can't think of who's really going to care but i think i'd rather voted down and that's not necessarily comblourg of not comblourg >> the southern is over the third past are part of this around the recouping of the fencing or paying for it. >> yeah. i think that's still up in the air. and i also, you know, by comblourg it there could be i f d use but not saying there should or not and what if i f d should be used for other purposes so you k

pg&e wants to spend $86 million over the next 3 years. pg&e has 900 substations from eureka to north of santa barbara and work is going to be prioritized by importance with metcalf first. a proposal is going to be submitted to the fed lal energy regulatory commission and yes this could affect your rates although right now it's still unclear by how much. claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news. >>> president obama host ited a state dinner for the french leader. he's making the trip alone after he and his long time partner split up. tonight's dinner include 350 guests enjoyed a lavish meal on the south lawn. president obama paid tribute to the long ties between the two nations. >>> temperatures out there are cooling off. the dew points are high again tonight. so we talked about it last night the dew points are high the temperature reaches that dew point for instance dew point in santa rosa is 48. temperature in santa rosa 48. fog is starring to form in the valleys around the area. there's a dense fog advisory that is in effect for tonight through

pg&e wants to spend $86 million over the next 3 years.0 substations from eureka to north of santa barbara and work is going to be prioritized by importance with metcalf first. a proposal is going to be submitted to the fed lal energy regulatory commission and yes this could affect your rates although right now it's still unclear by how much. claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news. >>> president obama host ited a state dinner for the french leader. he's making the trip alone after he and his long time partner split up. tonight's dinner include 350 guests enjoyed a lavish meal on the south lawn. president obama paid tribute to the long ties between the two nations. >>> temperatures out there are cooling off. the dew points are high again tonight. so we talked about it last night the dew points are high the temperature reaches that dew point for instance dew point in santa rosa is 48. temperature in santa rosa 48. fog is starring to form in the valleys around the area. there's a dense fog advisory that is in effect for tonight through tomorrow mo

the smart pig is pg&e's latest inspection tool.tom vacar was there today as pg&e showed us the work that is being done underground. >> reporter: it is the ultimate pig, it travels through natural gas pipelines looking for and recording the location of corrosion, dents, cracks and other signs of defects or wear and tear. this one meant for the biggest and most dangerous gas transmission pipelines can expand or contract. >> the line is 36 inches. in the past we didn't have smart pigs. >> reporter: pg&e has and continues to install more and more of these smart pig portles and even if the diameter changes the smart pig can handle that. since the san bruno san bruno disaster -- san bruno disaster, tested 538-miles of lines by filling them up with water and pressuring them over their maximum pressures and it replaced 100-miles of pipelines. with 5,000 miles to go pg&e says those are in areas away from cities, towns, neighborhoods and industrial areas. maintenance inside the pipelines will be accomplished by a mop up pig. >> that will cle