the most and having the most trouble in san francisco unified school district so to make sure those prelims the district matrix can actually happen and be successful thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening, members of the board i'm lauren a deputy defending and the led of the educational advocate i didn't program we've been at the table with the magic and kevin said all this a lot better than i do but to the understanding i appreciate all the amazing thoughtful work with the coalition of the city and the pordz fully supports all the support to keep the kids into the clamor and out of the jails the critical next step is prelims for next year all the work is done this year this requires that insuring those schools that has population such as the do you want high schools have the resources and support they need those appropriated allocation of resources based on the populations and it is really important to making sure that all the work that's been done this year turns into the implementation for the students we serve everyday thank you. >> thank you very m

energy on my electric bill but my hair as turned gray i urge you to accelerate if at all possible the prelims of green power so for this year rather than next year the problem of climate change is - the sooner that city and counties cities in the united states convert to energy and stop burning the fossil fuel is better for the world we don't have 15 years or 31 years left we have to start doing it now this is a step in the right direction i urge you to accelerate that as much as possible thank you. >> thank you very much our next speaker jed. >> thank you very much commissioner president caen and commissioners jed the coordinated of 30dz san francisco want to thank staff again for coping us moving forward it is really great to be able to have kumbaya i can't moment with the chinese association and the sierra club and california nursing association and 10 to one and harvey milk club and 350 and several elected the officials as well as members of the public just plotting san francisco's clean energy for the future and rallying ahead to that as mentions i think we need to keep moving forward ex

massage professionals work together to improve communication and increase the value of the statewide prelims of this act to develop a model ordinance for the best practices and regulation for cities and counties for local control and patient privacy and the dignity you're going against this is double speak i hope our realizing your giving taxation without representation that is what our country was founded on tuesday. >> good afternoon. i'm a certified acupuncture i thought by the ncca i want to thank the supervisors in the department for the efforts in halting human trafficking no one is argued i see the sergeant report that the police department becomes aware of victims from victims themselves and their outreach programs i believe that this is very well intended legislation, however, it didn't pier to be the appropriate way to go about it without assessing numerous excess fees to numerous businesses regarding the location an important point often acupuncture i was and therapist have multiple workers and other health care providers have multiple offices in multiple cities so the same thing

the region to help simplify is it for the customers so everything or everybody can understand the prelims and the last push trying to get everyone to rethink how they want to make their fraiksdz look we have a website. >> thank you very much and congratulations work well done. >> i do have another speaker university of california eli. >> oh. >> (inaudible). >> thank you okay mr. kelly. >> so the next just want acca cca barbara hale. >> assist general manager for power i have before you my two weeks update with the cca included in your packet i want to put it on the overhead projector it is the same charter you've seen at each meeting and i wanted to highlight that we have completed the presentation of the program design guidelines it the commission lecturer and presented to the rate fairness board they approved those rates method for setting the not to exceed rates it is moving forward we're positions on may telephone to come to you with the rate proposal and program design description noement we're also looking forward to the board of supervisors having the first hearing on the procureme

fund to implement it with integrity so if things are passed and we don't we know there is a budget prelims but we don't have an inner budget i want to mention that on the record. >> you know what it - >> commissioner norton and commissioner wynns. >> i need to correct myself no recommendation from the budget committee because we this is part ever budget development process so we did not consider this as an action item even though it was agendize we heard it as an informative action. >> commissioner wynns. >> i have two questions i realize it is a big job i thank members of the committee and the staff for all the work one of the things actually 3 things one of the things we talked about at the rules committee the process by which we'll have the committee do regular reviews we want to make sure as i said at the committee i'll say is it again previous to this policy in our old wing proposal policy one the components an annual recommendation from the name of the committee changed during that time about the updates to the policy and there were recommendations about the changes that would be mad

failure of or collapse of debris in the tunnel it would take 6 to 9 months to roars the tunnel with the prelims of the emergency response plan we should be able to complete that debris remove in months time. >> so can i ask a question about the emergency restoration plan that is something we've not talked about before; right? >> we've not talked about it before. >> and is it really about debris kind of to get an understanding of debris mauling falling into the tunnel. >> it is about debris falling into the tunnel large debris blocking the water flow so the water flow is reduced by 20 to 24 percentage right now they're small in size the only thing you can get in there is the hand equipment unless we use the portal. >> what if the big one hits tomorrow. >> it will not hit the next day or 3 years. >> we had a path review and the technical stewart's experts say it's an e restoration of the soil. >> it may be a good bet to take you don't know when the next big one will happen but we want to make sure that those improvements had is there in case of an emergency to repair it if it is partially collaps

population health program that works on communicable health disease in our affordable health care act prelims we've increased enrollment in thetions for all individuals in san francisco working with the h f a and expanded the access to care to thousands of individuals in the city and one of the things if the affordable health care act is that we have to show health outcomes and proved quality of life so we put a lot of effort into those areas this year we had the great opportunity with having a good revenue based to restore health care programs from prior budget initiative and you've heard a bit from the director of h f a about the citywide programs we've worked with with human resources i mean the human services department which is the navigation center we've provided all the homeless outreach teams and identify people in the street and bring them in and responded to the behavior health program and services program 5 hundred is another initiative to work with 5 hundred families and work with identifying families that are working who are part of client basis in our department to work with the

implementations the other work with or that the office has done in terms of the policy and program prelims it's been you know creating new programs to try to address the housing needs as some of the earlier speakers spoke about not only are we do we need to address our housing needs at the low level but also are there ways of expanding who we serve in terms of affordable housing there's an effort to try to create new programs to add on affordability to existing projects we've serve middle-income residents that are very, very hard-pressed to stay in that very, very heated housing market we've been working with the city departments this is an area that is of particular interest thought school district the school district is undergoing a bit of a transition they anticipate losing 5 hundred teachers over the next 5 years and the question what can we do a a city to support them in creating housing opportunities to new teachers what worry about teaching as opposed to the housing the experienced teachers have gone through the system can't afford to buy a home and continue to contribute to san fra

full board and expect to to be on the first reading and on to the mayor for signature so for his prelims it is coming at us we'll have to be prepared for that so that's all good news and finally the outdoor events economic impact was published this morning it - the draft has a date of 23rd but actual the 21st today so it is exciting it is obviously important i'm not going to go through all the data points but it is over a billion dollars of economic activity in san francisco, of course you all know and the intention made clear today by supervisor wiener at the full board was to hold a hearing when we expect to be on the fourth of may at the land use commission again to go over the outcomes for the controller to talk about that report and talk about what we do from there we don't do reports i don't work on reports that sit on stheflz i think you know that we have ever intention without the vice president to attend that hearing and talk about larger what the things we want to see improved with respect to outdoor events in san francisco a lot more to come in san francisco also wanted to tha

workers in the city are making a variety of incomes how are they helping our housing supply that is a prelims we want to difference set of workers and keeping the teachers and people in the city it is important to make sure we have room for a variety of employees to maintain the diversity and reduce the burden of commuting on individuals and only the infrastructure and investment we need to revisit our thinking about the workers of the san francisco to house we continue to monitor the trend of salaries in the bay area but we know that a 3rd of our households earn less than 50 percent and third earner hundred and 50 percent or more that disparity is growing and not all can afford to live here this is a metric our housing strategies we know that our rents are rising but is effecting some households more severely it shows a medium income to rent is nearly 45 percent we're above new york and only city above us is miami awe so office clerks and represents are suffering higher rent burdens that is giving by paying marijuana thirty percent of our represent and the low income are paying the most of t