and this project department is headed by ksenia golubeva, a graduate of the first course, who ended in another 4 years back. this is our program. six participants of only the fourth stream during their studies received a job offer. three got a promotion margarita smerdova from novosibirsk became the city's chief artist. the team prepared their own project site, where you can find the design of the code of russian cities, in other words, this is the rule for designing public spaces from signboards to address plates. we expressed this in such a rubik's cube. uh, and this just captures the idea that the design code is very individual and you can choose your combination. e, which will eventually work in your city. moreover, the rubik 's cube from the qr-code cat is a reference to the design code, yes, and the rubik's cube, which can be adjusted and adjusted correctly in the work on regulating the visual appearance of cities. margarita was helped, including the experience of the foreign september module, of course, istanbul is not like all the cities of our country, but let's say it was int

and relating projects among city departments, for example, if it's a project that dpw is the lead on but mta and puc have some involvement, it has been difficult and can be difficult to track that because they are all tracked differently. so, it to the extent that we at least get similar functionality and field and some inoperabity and it would be great. being on the same system would be amazing but that's just a beautiful dream we may never have but i support the move to get better software to track and manage these important projects that leads within public works. thanks for listening. >> thank you, caller. and it appears we do not have any other members of the public who want to speak on this item. that concludes public comment. >> thank you. is there any debate on this motion? hearing no debate, all in favor of the motion, please say yes. >> yes. [multiple voices] all opposed, please say no? the motion passes. i now want to take a look at my commissioner to see if you would like a ten-minute break now or like to proceed to the next item a

project? is it -- how proactive is your department, is your bureau? >> there's a lot of projects that are landscape only, so if there's a park that doesn't include a structure, we would work on that ourselves with rec. and park. we do a lot of playground and park projects with them and we do work at our colleagues at idc engineering buresh your so if they are doing a -- engineering bureau so if they are doing -- we work with them on open space and p i can c directly on the stormwater management projects. >> so, the other departments, the city, when they come to dpw for a project, they say can you include landscape into the equation? >> they come to us directly if we would be the project lead on the project, so if we're working with the port, you know, on haring park, they would come to us after that work. >> are there in stances where just members of the public would reach out to your bureau and request things or updates? >> we do, projects do come from different angles sometimes. sometimes they can come from the public, usually i don't give them my nu

second, in our airport project, the department of transportation has awarded nearly $4 million to the airport to support its modernization and improve safety. there are so many projects that all americans are guaranteed because of the work of these house democrats along with our president who have put the people of america forward and ensuring that infrastructure will meet the needs of a future america. so today, as we celebrate the many successes of the infrastructure plan, creating good-paying jobs, union jobs, helping fight climate change, advancing environmental justice, boosting domestic manufacturing, strengthening critical links in our supply chain, and ultimately lowering the cost of living for working families. i would like to challenge and encourage all of us to continue to work together to address the challenges of the american people, this country, and our world. together, we can make a difference. i thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from texas, ms. van duyne, for five minutes. ms. van duyne: thank you, very much, mr.

the fire department justification for obstructing this project changed numerous times. and their inability to clan rit and work on this is unacceptable. calling in to xhoond the fire commission urge the staff to stop obstructing and work with leaders the sfmta, supervisor preston and the mayor's office to make the design a reality. tenderloin and the community members need the full vision of the grown way to be realized and you are capable of making that happen. act today to help the tenderloin community make this community space a reality. >> thank you. >> thank you. caller would you like to make public comment. >> yes, i <.> thank you. i'm drew mc danielle i live in the tenderloin and calling to support the project the fire department held this up for 6 months with various objections and like the fire commission to ask the chief and staff to stop the obstruction and work to make the design a reality in the next month. golden gate green way is overwhelmingly supported by residents, community stake holders, supervisor preston and the mayor. my neighborhood has almost no

project. the department finds the project is on balance consistent with the objectives and policies of the general plan. the project does not reduce the total number of residential units, does not result in the displacement of tenants and does not remove rent stabilized units. provide multigenerational housing and housing for live and care for the property owners aging parents. please note the motion before you today has been amendsed to include conditions of approval related to enforcement monitoring and community liaison. this concludes my presentation and available to answer questions and the project sponsor representative is here. thank you. >> hello commissioners. jeff gibson, going to keep the presentation brief. we are available for questions. enjoyed working closely with staff on the project to get to a place. they had very good suggestions iterations on what we submitted to get to a place where they recommended approval with conditions. i'll give back story, greg and senthia thomas owned one of the penthouse units since 2019. there are only two units on the floor. if you want to pull up t

the department tinlds to collaborate with the municipal transportation agency on monitoring the project and analysis of affectless on the transportation and circulation system as part of that report happening. this information will allow the department to assess further amendments should be considered by this commission and the board. department proposed incorporating the results of the ajs in the update to the transportation element. that concludes my presentation and i'm happy to answer questions you have. thank you. >> is that 61 cludes present egg. take public comment. come forward if you mean are remote press story 3 or raise your hand. >> good afternoon president tan and vice president moore and the commission. i'm judi lee an emotional were government affair's team. grateful for the collaboration resulted in the passage of the ev legislation and look forward to our efforts to make san francisco a leader in the space. we appreciate of the opportunitied to meet with planning staff following the introduction of changes to the initial ordinance. if weir to meet the city and state env

it doesn't make sense one department prioritized a project and other departments don't. this would just streamline the process and make sure the (inaudible) carry to the whole development review process we carry that priority all the way through. >> thank you. >> commissioner sommer, you had a question. >> yes. the proposed changes were to add things to the list of projects that can be prioritized. that didn't-did it also-did it show what was already on the list that is not changing? >> that isn't included in the slide. >> are there other projects that are eligible that we didn't talk about today? >> yeah. so, there are projects that--they are all related to the for example the high efficiency standards for buildings. what else is there? it list specifically the mandatory program projects. there are-i have to bring up the document. administrative bulletin. >> ab004. that was on the slide. i was asking what other things are included in here because my follow-up question is and this is something mr. harris mentioned i don't fully remember the answer and curious how many-wh

well, in this way, when the state department is now starting a large project for demining ukraine, well, this is such a signal, this is a signal that there is hope that the war will not always be, that the war will end, what does the state department believe in this? well, specifically about the project . they are training american sappers. well, it is precisely according to that program, precisely according to this model, that ukrainians should be trained to pass on their experience to them. well, almost 48 dollars will be spent on the training of ukrainian sappers, they must neutralize and find exactly the types of ammunition that are currently being used during the war in ukraine, which did not explode, which remained in the ground. well, there is already an exact figure for 2023 , it is 91 million million dollars. abandoned improvised explosive devices and other explosive objects exploded in the territories where people live, that is, they want to emphasize that it is not about the front, it is not about hostilities, it is about the territory that has already been liberated or the t

also in the water and sewer department projects will have county employees say we will take it in the shop and provided maintenance. sometimes yes, sometimes no that's not the point but it's our institution which means we have to be continually improving it. governments t in america if you think of it as a big picture the most complex human institution and civilized history. we are going to wrap it up. we've been together forbl an ho. it's been enjoyable. i just want to say thank you everyonef for being part of the discussion and of course we want you to buy the book. >> thank you so much. [applause] they think this is just a community center. it's more than that. comcast is partnering with a thousand community centers to create wi-fi so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. comcast along with these television companies supports c-span2 as a public service.

project is expected to cost $1.7 million, and take more than two years to build. supervisors are giving the dpw 60 days to explain the cost of the bathroom, as well as some of the departments other projects. >>> what a fun day. now to our other big story, fans is elevating impact bars across the bay area, today, as team usa delivered a thrilling victory, advancing to the next round of the world cup. let's head over for more on the big win, let's bring in vern glenn. i wonder what people are doing around 11:30 pick >> you know, i saw it and i could not believe it. especially that second half, it was like oh my, will they hang on? son of a gun, they did. a couple of tournaments, they get by the first one unbeaten, and is now it is all about the second one. this would be the knockout round. let's roll it up, here. usa elements everywhere. fans dressed as elders, lady liberty against iran in white, christian pulisic, his first world cup goal at the 38th minute. jewels, look, he paid for it. in pain after the collision with the goalie. did not return e air for saturday with an abdominal injury. 98 minutes, this is the best one, ball by the goalie, but walker zimmerman was there

some e-mails obtained by the heritage foundation's oversight project shows department of homeland securitya pretty tense meeting when dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas create visited the border in yuma, one agent reportedly had his back turned to mayorkas the entire time while others described the meeting simply as rough. stu, back to you. stuart: i can only imagine. thanks, ash. texas congresswoman mayra flores is with us this morning. congresswoman, do you think the open border helped you win your special election this year? you're a republican. finish. [laughter] >> well, what helped us win the special election, it was our hard work and that we were focused on what matters to south texas and to the american people. they're focused on the economy, inflation and border security. we won border -- want border security. i believe that border security shouldn't be political. i don't want what's happening at the southern border. it's a humanitarian crisis. our border patrol agents are exhausted, and they're not able to stop the drugs and the terrorists hard coming in because they're focused on

they're back in the store and 18% growth projected in department stores. they're looking at a 25% growth year on year. so it said the consumer is back in the stores, back to a more normal, like a pre-pandemic black friday. black friday is not the only day. it is one of the biggest shopping days of the year. but we're looking at a holiday season that is going to be growing and forecasted at about a 7% growth rate. so yeah, there is a lot of inflation but the consumer is still pretty healthy. >> that is remarkable. because, listen, the folks we've had them on the air and talk to them every day, people feel that increase in prices. so why -- why the disconnect, why are people still spending so much money in stores? >> well i'm not so sure it is a disconnect as much as inflation. if you have 7% growth and 7% inflation and so the real growth is flat. and you're seeing a slowing down. if i look at the growth rate during the summer, it was around 11% or 12%, and it was 9% or so in october. so we're starting to see the impact of a slowing consumer. i think what we

hello hello well, if your project is chosen, my department will advertise it, something is planned aheadill too early to tell. sorry, we have to work. i don't want to climb that stupid wall anymore. and i want this story to end as soon as possible . which is why you'd better meet more often outside the office, away from this one. why are you now banished? after all, it was clear that he was jealous. here is what you wanted. you try in vain to be the way you were, he will no longer be. len but he's not dragging you to everest anyway, i'm afraid. how do i imagine this wall dizzy? i'm here to break this news could wait until the evening, len, when will you arrive? late. i even watered the flowers already. climbing wall does not pull to try. doesn't want to try until andrey no, i don't see the point. i'm perfectly prepared. what is it? i don't even mind, really, you rummaged through my things. i'm neat. okay, now i'll send you everything. natasha how much today i would also like to know the answer to this question. excellent, well done. let me say this, right? come on, let's just go up, well

we appreciate supervisor walton and his staff for supporting the project and a huge thanks to the california department of housing and community development for helping us >> yes. helping us put your funds from the california housing accelerator. they were in lieu of traditional 4% tax credits and bond [inaudible]. this project would not have been able to start construction and create jobs without them. once again, thank you to the mayor's office of housing and community development for providing both predevelopment and gap funding. i want to thank ryan. sailor abrendzon dwyer. sarah, lydia and eric shaw. additionally, i like to thank staff at oewd for support and asisterance with needlement approvals and the permit process which can be crazy. special thanks to hope sf staff for your community development effort. thank you to our construction and lendser chase bank for funding the development. i would like to thank acknowledge -- henry, wendy richardson and linda for their hard work and next i like to thank the staff at bridge. we could not have reached such a mile stone without you our accountant. and

also in the water and sewer department, projects sometimes for even repair of vehicles, county employees are allowed to say, you know, we'll take it in the shop and we'll provide the maintenance instead of outsourcing. things like that. >> there'se a number of cities and localal communities that do this, local jurisdictions do this, it's a slightly different thing, than the gain-sharing program. but to the point that the public sector needs to continually improve. i always get the question, well, you know, private enterprise is more efficient than government, isn't it? well, that's sometimes yes, sometimes no. that's not the point. but it's our institution, which means we have to be continually improving it. governments in america are the, you know, if you take it in the big picture, the most complex human or institution in civilizedd history. you've got to always make it better. >> so we're going to wrap it up. we've been together for an hour. it's been really enjoyable. christina, you're going to wrap it up, but i just wanted to say thank you so much to everyone for being part of tonig

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project. along the same vein additionally the department heard there was some confusion regarding the locations of growth projection assumptions used in the environmental analysis. the eir assumed approximately 150,000 housing units by 2050 or approximately 5,000 new units per year in the city. of this approximately 50% of the housing units are in the department's current development pipeline or other reasonable foreseeable projects and could be developed anywhere in the city and number of units and larger projects are located in the eastern and southern portions of the city. secondly with implementation of the updated policies, goals and actions approximately 40% of the housing units are assumed to occur in well resourced area as in the blue areas on the figure and lastly the remaining 10% of housing units would be located in various areas throughout the city. they used these numbers see enforeseeable impacts to the (paused) >> and with that planning staff requests that the planning commission adopt the eir certification motion before you. the motion certifies that the eir is adequate, accurat

the department tinlds to collaborate with the municipal transportation agency on monitoring the project and analysis of affectless on the transportation and circulation system as part of that report happening. this information will allow the department to assess further amendments should be considered by this commission and the board. department proposed incorporating the results of the ajs in the update to the transportation element. that concludes my presentation and i'm happy to answer questions you have. thank you. >> is that 61 cludes present egg. take public comment. come forward if you mean are remote press story 3 or raise your hand. >> good afternoon president tan and vice president moore and the commission. i'm judi lee an emotional were government affair's team. grateful for the collaboration resulted in the passage of the ev legislation and look forward to our efforts to make san francisco a leader in the space. we appreciate of the opportunitied to meet with planning staff following the introduction of changes to the initial ordinance. if weir to meet the city and state env

he was all of the projects that we've within collaborating with over the last several years he was on them and he hanged over 100 employees in his role across several departments including project management planning, bart extensions, property development and energy and sustainability. prior to joining bart, carl worked for a contractor in a start-up construction management firm including here in san francisco if the mission bay area. he's an active member of the management association of expherk chair of the owner's committee ff the northern california chapter of that organization. carl is president elect of the california maritime academy. welcome aboard, carl. with that, i am pleased to take any questions. >> commissioner peskin. >> thank you chair. i wanted to thank the ta for all the work together on the geary fillmore underpass proposal that was cited. i think we turned that around by government standards re quickly. all racing to get that in by the deadline. as director chang pointed out, the history on it, i think until my district, it is one of the most visible and extreme legacies urban renewal and redevelopment era disis displact and bad urban plann

why is the humanitarian project working, it is already registered on the platform of the administration of the partizansky district. it is registered with the departmentan projects and the first funds for the implementation of the project have already been received. the sponsors are russian belarusian companies, with their support, the acquisition of vr glasses has become a reality. it will be necessary to develop vr lessons for the curriculum really in belarus there are practically no such materials. there are russian materials, but they are not adapted to our curricula , and therefore, of course, it is necessary to select the material so that it matches. and for the material that is presented in textbooks and provided for by the curriculum, each teacher is looking for such tools that will help him as much as possible to captivate the guys, julia emphasizes, what exactly to captivate, and not to entertain. now at first glance. virtual reality is perceived primarily as entertainment, but in reality with skillful use. this is of course a good way of teaching in the classroom. i see the world that we cannot see, for example, the unfavorable season for m

project. my work of departments and now it is important to more effectively set up interaction between them isan we be more closely connected? cult education this includes the bodies of additional programs that deputies of our committee often talk about, in particular film electives for schoolchildren on the history of russia in general and on the history of the great patriotic war. in particular the proposal. the deputies traditionally reflected in the draft resolution of the state duma to the report of the head of the ministry of culture, one of the points was made by vyacheslav volodin, a speech on the annual balance of unused budget funds. the speaker proposed to give the authority the right to quickly redistribute money to other facilities within the framework of our project, ekaterina shevchenko, during the parliamentary hour. helping families with children and dealing with debt collectors will tell you about socially significant laws that were considered by the state duma payments to mobilized exempt from taxes amendments adopted in the second and third readings of income taxes will als

slide 13 on the presentation, mentioned the project managed by the new department of care coordination. the slow project implement in the 2004 to transfer behavioral challenged [inaudible] to laguna honda. who are largely responsible for the trauma at laguna honda during the past 18 years. they should not be, cohorted at laguna honda. the healing commission should immediately step inform and stop the [inaudible] project. community advocates have urged. attorney david chiou settlement agreement approved by health commission and board of supervisors repeatedly references a revised lha closure plan to the extent that chiou negotiated terms of the revised plan with the california department of public health before the sethment agreement was approved by cdph. health commission should release the resunrised plan immediately. it is struggling the settlement agreement roars laguna honda to resume [inaudible] on february second. am by the way, i'm back at home, following a stay at jewish home. following my surgery. thank you. >> thank you. let's see we have one more hand up? first on the line l

plaza at buchanan mall required to raft funds thursdaying public works and city departments to extend funds for this project for the period of october 22 through march of 26 and the department's determination members who are joining us remote and wish to comment call 415-655-0001 then access code: 2483 370 0407 ## and press star 3 to enter the speaker's queue. we have trent on line to speak about this item? >> hello. thanks for having me on. i'm trent project manager of san francisco public works. this is a resolution it accept and extend 5 million dollars administrative by the -- excuse me. the california natural resource agency. and so this budget is going to be used for the japantown buchanan mall project part of cultural hart of the san francisco japantown and the project recommend throughout japantown heritage and economic sustainability strategy it was a collaboration. the project will implement improvements at the buchanan mall through enhancing accessibility of the mall there is a number of tripping hazzards that have been identified as difficult for seniors in those with disabilities and limited mo

proposal in lieu of sending it to a private contractor, as and also in the water and sewer department. projectsetimes for even repair of vehicles, county employees are allowed to say, you know, we'll take it in the shop and we'll provide the maintenance instead of outsourcing the maintenance, things like that. >> there's a number of cities and local communities do this, local jurisdictions do this, and also in some places called managed competition, game sharing programs, but it's to the point of, the public sector needs to continually improve. you know, i always get the question, you know, private enterprise is more efficient than government, isn't it? and that's sometimes yes, sometimes no, that's not the point, but it's our institution which means we'll have to be continually improving it. governments in america are the most-- you know, you look at the big picture. the most complex human or institution in civilized history. you've got to always make it better. >> so, we're going to wrap it up. we've been together for an hour and it's been really enjoyable. christ christina, you're going to w