we put together a bid for the potrero. our bid cost several million dollars and involved over 100 consultants. sadly our bid was rejected by muni. it is important that you understand this p.d.a. allows muni to cancel the agreement at any time with maximum payment of $14 million. other bidders may have different terrific perspectives than we do. if they are willing to sign the p.d.a., god bless them. if they request significant changes we would ask the project to be reopened and our bid be considered again. i would note that as mandated, we carefully maximized our housing opportunities. if muni allows the select lead developer to exclude this requirement, it represents a material change from the project core objectives. in conclusion, mission housing who built thousands housing units. emerald is the only firm in san francisco that successfully done project like muni. our team includes many san francisco firms with substantial local experience and design, construction, community outreach. we have built billions of dollars of

we were successful at potrero. the estimates i am giving the board on iowa think we can generate $40 million from the properties if based on the work. this summer after the budget we can give a full update on that. >> back to the amendments. i do concede the point that jonathan you have conceded that we have three bites at the apple. next bite is approving the selection of the winning bidders. i am down to two amendment bees which are in the chat. i will read them for the record. first is that the m.t.a. board of supervisors should retain independent oversight pmo to as sit in seeing through define and construction process. second they should report quarterly to m.t.a. board of directors on project delivery challenges pan solutions. i would make that motion to amend your resolution in those two effects. >> is there a second. >> susan was indicating some concern. i realize this is not on the agenda. i am speaking generally with this language. we are not recommending a particular consultant or particular amount or pa

we were successful at potrero. the estimates i am giving the board on iowa think we can generate $40 million from the properties if based on the work. this summer after the budget we can give a full update on that. >> back to the amendments. i do concede the point that jonathan you have conceded that we have three bites at the apple. next bite is approving the selection of the winning bidders. i am down to two amendment bees which are in the chat. i will read them for the record. first is that the m.t.a. board of supervisors should retain independent oversight pmo to as sit in seeing through define and construction process. second they should report quarterly to m.t.a. board of directors on project delivery challenges pan solutions. i would make that motion to amend your resolution in those two effects. >> is there a second. >> susan was indicating some concern. i realize this is not on the agenda. i am speaking generally with this language. we are not recommending a particular consultant or particular amount or pa

jack, we go back to potrero hill when i was a juvenile delinquent. jackman probably wrote -- he's probably been doing this a long time. he probably wrote letters for people in alcatraz, but i love you, jack. you inspired me. like many others here, you the real one. we going to give you your flowers while you're still here. you all are meeting a legend right here. >> i literally only have two things to say. i always say if you call yourself doing work in san francisco and you don't know who jack is, you ain't doing no work. the second thing is, i've been doing this work for a long, long time, and jack called me and left me a voice mail at my office at san bruno jail, and he talked about what good work i was doing and how proud he was of the work that i was doing, and i was, like, i must be doing some real good work if jack is calling me and leaving a message. jack was one of the few people working during the pandemic. occasionally, he's calling me, leaving a message, saying he's thinking about me. jack, you are a legend, and you are the greatest of al

jack, we go back to potrero hill when i was a juvenile delinquent. jackman probably wrote -- he's probably been doing this a long time. he probably wrote letters for people in alcatraz, but i love you, jack. you inspired me. like many others here, you the real one. we going to give you your flowers while you're still here. you all are meeting a legend right here. >> i literally only have two things to say. i always say if you call yourself doing work in san francisco and you don't know who jack is, you ain't doing no work. the second thing is, i've been doing this work for a long, long time, and jack called me and left me a voice mail at my office at san bruno jail, and he talked about what good work i was doing and how proud he was of the work that i was doing, and i was, like, i must be doing some real good work if jack is calling me and leaving a message. jack was one of the few people working during the pandemic. occasionally, he's calling me, leaving a message, saying he's thinking about me. jack, you are a legend, and you are the greatest of al

jack, we go back to potrero hill when i was a juvenile delinquent.an probably wrote -- he's probably been doing this a long time. he probably wrote letters for people in alcatraz, but i love you, jack. you inspired me. like many others here, you the real one. we going to give you your flowers while you're still here. you all are meeting a legend right here. >> i literally only have two things to say. i always say if you call yourself doing work in san francisco and you don't know who jack is, you ain't doing no work. the second thing is, i've been doing this work for a long, long time, and jack called me and left me a voice mail at my office at san bruno jail, and he talked about what good work i was doing and how proud he was of the work that i was doing, and i was, like, i must be doing some real good work if jack is calling me and leaving a message. jack was one of the few people working during the pandemic. occasionally, he's calling me, leaving a message, saying he's thinking about me. jack, you are a legend, and you are the greatest of all time

item one is a resolution receiving and approving an annual report for the dogpatch and northwest potrero hill green benefit district for the fiscal year 2021, submitted as required by the property and business improvement district law of 1 -- 1994. members of the public who wish to make public comment should call 415-655-0001, enter meeting i.d. 2497-967-5664, and pressing pound and pound again. . >> good morning. i'm raymond alvarez. i actually work with san francisco public works. i'll be the first speaker. >> chair preston: thank you. welcome. >> chairman preston, supervisor chan, and provider mandelman. my name is ramses. i work in the department of public works, and i wear a number of different hats, and one of them is serving as the liaison in the dogpatch and northwest potrero hill green benefit district. julie christiansen is the executive director of the green benefit district. she is going to tell you more about who they are and what they do, but i want to tell you briefly about the regulatory world of the g.b.d. and what they do. we provide them support for the projects they u

item one is a resolution receiving and approving an annual report for the dogpatch and northwest potrero hill green benefit district for the fiscal year 2021, submitted as required by the property and business improvement district law of 1 -- 1994. members of the public who wish to make public comment should call 415-655-0001, enter meeting i.d. 2497-967-5664, and pressing pound and pound again. . >> good morning. i'm raymond alvarez. i actually work with san francisco public works. i'll be the first speaker. >> chair preston: thank you. welcome. >> chairman preston, supervisor chan, and provider mandelman. my name is ramses. i work in the department of public works, and i wear a number of different hats, and one of them is serving as the liaison in the dogpatch and northwest potrero hill green benefit district. julie christiansen is the executive director of the green benefit district. she is going to tell you more about who they are and what they do, but i want to tell you briefly about the regulatory world of the g.b.d. and what they do. we provide them support for the projects they u

jack, we go back to potrero hill when i was a juvenile delinquent.wrote -- he's probably been doing this a long time. he probably wrote letters for people in alcatraz, but i love you, jack. you inspired me. like many others here, you the real one. we going to give you your flowers while you're still here. you all are meeting a legend right here. >> i literally only have two things to say. i always say if you call yourself doing work in san francisco and you don't know who jack is, you ain't doing no work. the second thing is, i've been doing this work for a long, long time, and jack called me and left me a voice mail at my office at san bruno jail, and he talked about what good work i was doing and how proud he was of the work that i was doing, and i was, like, i must be doing some real good work if jack is calling me and leaving a message. jack was one of the few people working during the pandemic. occasionally, he's calling me, leaving a message, saying he's thinking about me. jack, you are a legend, and you are the greatest of all time, and i love

jack, we go back to potrero hill when i was a juvenile delinquent.an probably wrote -- he's probably been doing this a long time. he probably wrote letters for people in alcatraz, but i love you, jack. you inspired me. like many others here, you the real one. we going to give you your flowers while you're still here. you all are meeting a legend right here. >> i literally only have two things to say. i always say if you call yourself doing work in san francisco and you don't know who jack is, you ain't doing no work. the second thing is, i've been doing this work for a long, long time, and jack called me and left me a voice mail at my office at san bruno jail, and he talked about what good work i was doing and how proud he was of the work that i was doing, and i was, like, i must be doing some real good work if jack is calling me and leaving a message. jack was one of the few people working during the pandemic. occasionally, he's calling me, leaving a message, saying he's thinking about me. jack, you are a legend, and you are the greatest of all time

jack, we go back to potrero hill when i was a juvenile delinquent. he's probably been doing this a long time. he probably wrote letters for people in alcatraz, but i love you, jack. you inspired me. like many others here, you the real one. we going to give you your flowers while you're still here. you all are meeting a legend right here. >> i literally only have two things to say. i always say if you call yourself doing work in san francisco and you don't know who jack is, you ain't doing no work. the second thing is, i've been doing this work for a long, long time, and jack called me and left me a voice mail at my office at san bruno jail, and he talked about what good work i was doing and how proud he was of the work that i was doing, and i was, like, i must be doing some real good work if jack is calling me and leaving a message. jack was one of the few people working during the pandemic. occasionally, he's calling me, leaving a message, saying he's thinking about me. jack, you are a legend, and you are the greatest of all time, and i love you so

so since the last meeting, i also participated in the same community map workshop in potrero hill. i have had conversations with residents of the south of market, mission bay, the east cut, tenderloin, and i also had a conversation with the american indian cultural district. >> thank you. >> oh, and labor groups, unions. >> thank you. mr. castillon? >> thank you, mr. chair. i just wanted to report that i have had conversations with residents of north beach and tenderloin residents on their perspectives of map 2-a and 2-b. >> thank you. i see nothing else. i believe we can go to public comment. >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. members of the public who wish to make public on this task force member report, you can lineup on this side of the room to speak. going once -- we have no one in the room who wishes to make public comments. if you're listening on-line, dial 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 2481-061-5666, then press pound and pound again. press star, three to enter the queue, and i understand we have one caller who wants to provide public comment. may we have that caller, please. >> o

one is mission rock, which we just happened to be at today, potrero, power, and schlagloch. i want to understand further the justification for that, so -- that's the first question. the second question is, also, over $7 million funding need identified over that 154 million. i'd like to find out more about that. >> we have reviewed all of the developer agreements, and we do believe that there are several routes that these buses serve that do serve the developments, the 9th and bruno, as well as the 48 line and the 55 line. as you pointed out, because transportation is a citywide network, and we're relying on those connections throughout the city, we do feel that these will enhance the developments in the city. as i talked about in my initial presentation, this project is funded by cash on hand. we also have funding identified for the sales tax as well as the work that is underway for the in-housework. our capital plan for the fleet program does include about $40 million of reserve funding that could be allocated to this. alternatively, we could scale back internal work, as we

aaron lost potrero.ch for joining us and good luck with your organization's efforts . thank you. thank you very much. and if you'd like to learn more and find out more about she should run. we have posted a link on our website. just kinda ktvu .com and look under the web link section. and a barrier, whether still lots of clouds out there, but the main activity tomorrow be shifting to the south and to the east. that does include the sierras. so still talking about some scattered showers for us in the short term, but in the sierra hair talking about significant snowfall, not just a little bit of a dusty in a winter weather advisory in place for friday and into saturday, so some nice changes. i know we've been waiting for the rainfall here in the stone, the sierra at least a step in the right direction with this current weather pattern, taking a look at the maps right now, as we take a look at the sierra snowfall forecast, and as you can see, we'll put this into motion and things are really developing here

one is mission rock, which we just happened to be at today, potrero, power, and schlagloch. want to understand further the justification for that, so -- that's the first question. the second question is, also, over $7 million funding need identified over that 154 million. i'd like to find out more about that. >> we have reviewed all of the developer agreements, and we do believe that there are several routes that these buses serve that do serve the developments, the 9th and bruno, as well as the 48 line and the 55 line. as you pointed out, because transportation is a citywide network, and we're relying on those connections throughout the city, we do feel that these will enhance the developments in the city. as i talked about in my initial presentation, this project is funded by cash on hand. we also have funding identified for the sales tax as well as the work that is underway for the in-housework. our capital plan for the fleet program does include about $40 million of reserve funding that could be allocated to this. alternatively, we could scale back internal work, as well

even if the current owner had not proposed the potrero power station mixed use project, there still betion he was under way. pg&e is the primary sponsor given pg&e's long role as long time owner of the site and operator of the power generating facility that were locate the on the site. they are the primary responsible party for the clean up. also because that effort has been ongoing, the water board essentially deemed much of the site, meaning the site that became the potrero power station, remediated before the project was even approved by the board of supervisors. d.p.h. has been one of the key stakeholders in that ongoing remediation effort. they had the opportunity to engage and review and comment all of the official notices and reports associated with ongoing remediation. d.p.h. also, depending on certain actions, there are specific permits that may go d.p.h. that they have to sign off. when large storage tanks were removed from the site for several years, d.p.h. had to review and approve that specific plan. every time there's a draft of a new document, there's a common period and

even if the current owner had not proposed the potrero power station mixed use project, there still be remediation he was under way. pg&e is the primary sponsor given pg&e's long role as long time owner of the site and operator of the power generating facility that were locate the on the site. they are the primary responsible party for the clean up. also because that effort has been ongoing, the water board essentially deemed much of the site, meaning the site that became the potrero power station, remediated before the project was even approved by the board of supervisors. d.p.h. has been one of the key stakeholders in that ongoing remediation effort. they had the opportunity to engage and review and comment all of the official notices and reports associated with ongoing remediation. d.p.h. also, depending on certain actions, there are specific permits that may go d.p.h. that they have to sign off. when large storage tanks were removed from the site for several years, d.p.h. had to review and approve that specific plan. every time there's a draft of a new document, there's a common pe

even if the current owner had not proposed the potrero power station mixed use project, there still be remediation he was under way. pg&e is the primary sponsor given pg&e's long role as long time owner of the site and operator of the power generating facility that were locate the on the site. they are the primary responsible party for the clean up. also because that effort has been ongoing, the water board essentially deemed much of the site, meaning the site that became the potrero power station, remediated before the project was even approved by the board of supervisors. d.p.h. has been one of the key stakeholders in that ongoing remediation effort. they had the opportunity to engage and review and comment all of the official notices and reports associated with ongoing remediation. d.p.h. also, depending on certain actions, there are specific permits that may go d.p.h. that they have to sign off. when large storage tanks were removed from the site for several years, d.p.h. had to review and approve that specific plan. every time there's a draft of a new document, there's a common pe

jack, we go back to potrero hill when i was a juvenile delinquent.g time. he probably wrote letters for people in alcatraz, but i love you, jack. you inspired me. like many others here, you the real one. we going to give you your flowers while you're still here. you all are meeting a legend right here. >> i literally only have two things to say. i always say if you call yourself doing work in san francisco and you don't know who jack is, you ain't doing no work. the second thing is, i've been doing this work for a long, long time, and jack called me and left me a voice mail at my office at san bruno jail, and he talked about what good work i was doing and how proud he was of the work that i was doing, and i was, like, i must be doing some real good work if jack is calling me and leaving a message. jack was one of the few people working during the pandemic. occasionally, he's calling me, leaving a message, saying he's thinking about me. jack, you are a legend, and you are the greatest of all time, and i love you so much. >> yeah, for all of you that d

jack, we go back to potrero hill when i was a juvenile delinquent.robably wrote -- he's probably been doing this a long time. he probably wrote letters for people in alcatraz, but i love you, jack. you inspired me. like many others here, you the real one. we going to give you your flowers while you're still here. you all are meeting a legend right here. >> i literally only have two things to say. i always say if you call yourself doing work in san francisco and you don't know who jack is, you ain't doing no work. the second thing is, i've been doing this work for a long, long time, and jack called me and left me a voice mail at my office at san bruno jail, and he talked about what good work i was doing and how proud he was of the work that i was doing, and i was, like, i must be doing some real good work if jack is calling me and leaving a message. jack was one of the few people working during the pandemic. occasionally, he's calling me, leaving a message, saying he's thinking about me. jack, you are a legend, and you are the greatest of all time, an

control board completed numerous site clean ups and remediation initiatives in the vicinity of the potrero power plant. it will be safely managed through an approved risk management plan. the cost of reimbursement agreement approved by the port commission that is before us today. reinforcing that pg&e is permanently responsible for contamination remaining in place and pg&e will reimburse the port for every effort and cost to the port resulting from contaminates left in place. cost of reimbursment provides a cost efficient way for the port to be reimbursed. supervisor ronen? >> supervisor ronen: thank you president walton. i wanted to explain why this left the budget finance and committee without recommendation. i'm going to be supporting this today. i have made very clear that any item that comes to the budget and finance committee now that i'm chair that involves pg&e needs extra scrutiny. this is not a company to be trusted. this is not a company that has the best interest of our citizens and our residents at heart. it is the company that has done everything within its power to put our r

control board completed numerous site clean ups and remediation initiatives in the vicinity of the potrero power plant. it will be safely managed through an approved risk management plan. the cost of reimbursement agreement approved by the port commission that is before us today. reinforcing that pg&e is permanently responsible for contamination remaining in place and pg&e will reimburse the port for every effort and cost to the port resulting from contaminates left in place. cost of reimbursment provides a cost efficient way for the port to be reimbursed. supervisor ronen? >> supervisor ronen: thank you president walton. i wanted to explain why this left the budget finance and committee without recommendation. i'm going to be supporting this today. i have made very clear that any item that comes to the budget and finance committee now that i'm chair that involves pg&e needs extra scrutiny. this is not a company to be trusted. this is not a company that has the best interest of our citizens and our residents at heart. it is the company that has done everything within its power to put our r