we assessed the outreach and points and we looked at project management processes and timelines. we forecasted the volume and scope of those projects over the next 18 months. and we looked at the number of hours that would be required to properly conduct that outreach and engagement. then what we did was compile feedback from various channels and i will let you know what the channels were. the second part we had numerous interviews. one and one interviews and what i can tell you we just didn't look at the bay area. we went outside of that. in the bay area we talked to bart and talked to dpw, the planning department, puc, we talked to the office of workforce economic development, bicycle coalitions and then we went outside and talked to l.a., new york and boston. we reached out as far and wide as we could to figure out the best practices that these agencies had working and why they were working? the third step that we are in is making recommendations. i just presented this similar presentation to all of our directors last monday. to let them know we are now in the third section of

you have a project manager saying that i need more tools and resources to properly conduct the outreach that is expected of me. the final that we are all familiar with "slow project delivery." why is there always a delay and how come we didn't know about it? so that is our little graphic about how frustrated everybody is and in acknowledgment, i think we have to say that. i knew you would love that slide. the next one i think tells a really good story. this is really more of -- you know, an assignment that i undertook, because i thought it was really important internally for our directors to understand. we sat down with every division across the agency and we have said to them, the project managers, okay, tell us every project that you have coming up in the next 18 months? tell us how much outreach and engagement you think will be needed for that project? and this is a reflection of that. so over the next 18 months, and it's broken out by divisions. we have approximately 56,000 hours to properly conduct outreach and engagement for these projects and the key word is "properly." to do it

you said he's the project manager forbid the sfmta. >> that's correct. >> but thank you so much four responding. >> i want to reiterate this is taking a look at under the hood and all the analysis of this project meets all the other options that could be on the table for rail bused will be studied in the real capacity study. >> if there are no questions i don't think it's necessary for ms. bringing son to respond to the issue it's coming up later so colleagues we've heard public comment can we have a motion by supervisor kim. >> i'm sorry we're still on item 4 so my question is on the bike lane allocation. there's a definition in the packet, however, this only comes up because we had the fatality on king street last year. i notice that's our first bicyclist fatality and a lot of the discussion is around where the fact she was struck by the truck. i can't remember the intersection

we sat down with every division across the agency and we have said to them, the project managers, okay, tell us every project that you have coming up in the next 18 months? tell us how much outreach and engagement you think will be needed for that project? and this is a reflection

i want to thank project manager michael who is one of the people we worked alcohols with in 2011 and, of course, tilly chang and her incredible staffs that partnered with cooperating with this. it was a complicated project. i know it was difficult for community members to come out but there are good times here and our office regularly conveniences from public safety including open the island so their input and feedback was integral so thank you all for being here today and thank you tilly for helping us to organize it (clapping.) thank you to really enable the community to get the project this community deserves. our theme is building our connections to the future would never have been possible without the transportation development authority we appreciate they're capable staff bob beck and michael additional jack. the transportation authority at it'd district attorney have partnered collaboratively to work together and i'm delighted to welcome ms. linda richardson i worked with president richard son in her capacity of the community land use and transportation commission i've known he

i'm robert pool the project manager for the project review committee. and this project was present to our group and our members enforced it without restoration. we believe that will make a contribution of well designed housing in san francisco. the proposed project revitalizations this car wash in the neighborhood of the 72 condo 70 percent will be for the protecting. we also like the parking ratio of 20 to one as well as 72 bicycle spaces they've done a great job of reaching out including to friends of franklin square and thank you for the contributions and the proposed financial support from the association is noteworthy. we don't believe the shadows are significant especially the benefits to the community. we strongly support this project >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> good morning, commissioners and particularly a go morning to one the commissioners commissioner low. i am the founder and vice president of the association of enemy by a we've about that working with the city to help to protect the neighborhood in the northeast mission and we want t

i'm a project manager at the city plans. we currently collaborate with the city and are in support of the activation of the project. thank you >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm lynn the executive director of people and plazas. concert program i've been doing this for 21 years i can testify of the difficulty of putting anything on in small public places because of the variety of permits you have to get and the differences even if people that are responsible for the area. so with that hat i know what it takes to activate public is that a and know what happens when you have a small public space with a concerted or some other activities it turns into a maskal area in the castro i've done all the is that a brought microscopic. those concerts are free and open to the public no one is ever asked to leaf for any reason it's a treat. i have another hat i live close to ma copy i think area had the freeway put back into our neighborhood and the freeway ramp made a dead end street and it's been problems but we're going t

project. three, authorize the general manager to execute a -- executing a memorandum. recommending the board of supervisor approve a construction of a park as apart of the project in connection with 4.113. to go back up, puc as been working with department for several years on putting ground water wells throughout the city to help their drinking water source. three of those locations are proposed on rec and park property. one at west sunset play ground and one at southwest play ground and one at golden gate park close to our pump station in the center of the park. that's composed of a phase one project of this program that they're implemented. they have a second phase that they're going to implement down the road and they'll come back to the commission and the department to work through some of the details related to that program and also ask for your permission to implement that phase of the project. that would include the addition of retro fitting two wells at golden gate parks. we use those wells for pulling ground water out irrigating the golden gate park system. th

i'll ask judy roland to grab the dimensions. >> my name is judy roland, i'm the project manage /-r. r. the lower box that was shown -- i believe they were depicting the bbu /pwhrobgs. box. the dimensions on that box are 27 inches high. it has to be a minimum 17 feet from the street -- if it's on the street side of the pole and has to clear, like, high profile vehicles that would come up the street. >> how many feet? >> 17 feet above the ground. if we turn it the other way, we could turn it the other way, but we are limited to how close we can be to the existing utilities on the pole. >> in one of our previous hearings i recall there was some discussion, and it may not have been your company, but one of the other companies that the technology is changing a little bit in terms of some of the equipment getting a little smaller and thinner. is this the thinnest equipment that you can provide? >> this is the only technology that's available to us that's vast technology that does what we need it to as far as the frequencies, the capacity that -- to carry at /t*rbg's service. we actually l

so in luke this the strategies we started conceiving the two pieces one of our project manages couldn't eastbound here but they're looking at the corridor would i do transportation solutions that may come identity the strategies we take a look at the strategies in the midterm. so there are two pilots i'm going to be talking about the first one is the fold street circulation. i'm going to give a brief overview and let you talk and ask questions we're early in the initiation of into both the pictures say a thousand words this is a snapshot looking at field street this is the south traffic approaching bryan street. and as you can see is there a - oh, you're looking at can i say that? well, i'm sorry i just wanted to point out the way the street is organized it's one lane northbound and one southbound on the southbound lane it's getting long as you can see the local traffic what i'm calling local is the traffic wanting to get through the intersection their popping out into the ongoing traffic in the northbound direction. i don't know we've had any collisions at this point but it's dangerous

the project manager of this aquarium says it's japan's first interactive digital aquarium. it was launched in march. now there's more to it than just watching the animation. visitors can actually use this interactive panel to play a part in deciding what happens on the screen. so i'm going to show you. excuse me. i chose the indian mackerel and i've already colored it. let me color it some more. and you can also use a design. drawing the eyes. and then once you're done you press okay. and then the fish disappears from the interactive panel. and here we go. here's my personalized fish. and it's about to swim in the virtual coral. and it's actually swimming by itself. but take a look at the movement of the indian mackerel. now when these species sense danger, they migrate in groups to protect themselves from predators. the virtual aquarium reproduces the behavior of these species. another example is the relationship between clown fish and see anemones. they form a partnership to protect each other. the interactive aspect allows anyone from kids to even adults to learn how the

my name is [speaker not understood], i'm assistant project manager for the shipyard. today i requested the commission authorize the executive director to enter into a vertical lease disposition development agreement and [speaker not understood] pa tickv point fund, and conveyance agreement with lennar in furtherance of development of 59 units of very low-income rental housing serving families up to 50% area income, ami, plus one manager's unit. in my presentation i'll provide a description of block 49, block 49 project, [speaker not understood] the legal documents before you today, and a project outlook. block 49 is locate on parcel 8 hilltop section of the shipyard at the intersection of donna hugh street and kirkwood avenue. it's situated at the parcel's perimeter which means that it connects the shipyard development to the existing neighborhood along donahue. phase 1 of the shipyard will be mostly residential neighborhood with market rate housing and opportunities for low and moderate income families consisting of phase 1 affordable housing program. [speaker not un

i'm kathrin riley, project manager for mission bay. and just wanted to give you a context of the building location as well as an you update on the surrounding development. there is a mention it is located on 4th street. this is block 5, it's in the sin term of the new residential area that's under construction. 172 units, market rate, it' directly across the street from block 4 west, which is -- let me just check the number -- 192 units. this was constructed in 2008 and was occupied at the time of the fire. directly to the north is block 3 west which is also owned by summer hill homes on both of those blocks. that just recently finished construction and that's 147 units. just in the lease up period, those are the two buildings that were affected the most by the fire for residents, for the purpose of residents. ~ in the sense that my understanding as of end of last week, about 15 units in block 4 west and four unit in block 3 west were uninhabitable after the fire due to broken windows, doors that had to be opened to check for safety, a

the project manager was also at the hearing. it will be finished in 4 to 6 after. if they can salvage the country. other complexes will soon come online to meet demand >> we're going to have over 1300 units under completed in the next 12 to 16 months down in mission bay alone. >> the building destroyed had 17 # units. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> and we have breaking news to bring you. it was at grant avenue in san leandro. it appears a sheriff deputy has shot a suspect. it's unclear how serious the person's injuries are. >> emergency crews rescued a woman hiking near eagle rock when she fell over a cliff. a chp chopper lifted her to safety. the second chopper was waiting. the woman is in critical condition tonight >> this evening residents in a tight night neighborhood after an overnight killing. a man in his 20s found dead in a home in the coyote neighborhood. >> late night we're out so we don't know what is going on the properties around the property that is leasing, i know. >> the family lived here here over 25 years so it's a shock. >> fators say several ma

the project manager was also at the hearing. it will be finished in 4 to 6 after. if they can salvage the country. other complexes will soon come online to meet demand >> we're going to have over 1300 units under completed in the next 12 to 16 months down in mission bay alone. >> the building destroyed had 17 # units. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> and we have breaking news to bring you. it was at grant avenue in san leandro. it appears a sheriff deputy has shot a suspect. it's unclear how serious the person's injuries are. >> emergency crews rescued a woman hiking near eagle rock when she fell over a cliff. a chp chopper lifted her to safety. the second chopper was waiting. the woman is in critical condition tonight >> this evening residents in a tight night neighborhood after an overnight killing. a man in his 20s found dead in a home in the coyote neighborhood. >> late night we're out so we don't know what is going on the properties around the property that is leasing, i know. >> the family lived here here over 25 years so it's a shock. >> fators say several ma

the department of public works is our project management team overseeing the bid and construction to keep this project on track. at this point i'd like to i'm going to turn it over to edgar lopez and thank you >> thanks. >> good morning, supervisors edith lopez from the department of public works dwp declared an emergency and after the contractor had been awarded the contract refused to comply with basic contract requirements and in other words, to meet the requirement to have this elevator repaired we be awarded the contract to the second low bidder. the second low bidder was able to how were you their original bid and that allows us to minimize the scheduled delays and meet the obligations for the access to general hospital and take care of this project if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> thank you. >> okay. i think we're good mr. rose to our report please. thanks yes mr. chair and supervisor avalos on the bottom of page 5 the title of the resolution specifics that the proposed contract will modernize and replace elevators in building 80 and 90, however, 22 is

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it took 3 different project managers and two different executive directors but i'm proud to say i promise you this project will be built under one mayor under mayor ed lee. so it takes a lot of people to make a project like this but i'm supposed to announce the lenders because it's the money that makes agree project successful. okay. so we have from the mayor's office of housing (calling names) please stand up yeah. from sf mathematical we have john he's here. thank you, john. from the san francisco human agency their providing the important service grant to provide sober services (calling names) (clapping) from entity partnerships raymond and kevin. kevin from silicon valley bank we have rebecca. from the california department of housing community and development they can't afford to bring people here from san francisco. the bank for housing affordable grant herbie young and a green grant from the home depot peggy. thank you all for supporting this project infinitely and now i'm going to turn it to our very own reverend. so i'm not going to give a speak. that's a sign. i'm not giving any

so in luke this the strategies we started conceiving the two pieces one of our project manages couldn't eastbound here but they're looking at the corridor would i do transportation solutions that may come identity the strategies we take a look at the strategies in the midterm. so there are two pilots i'm going to be talking about the first one is the fold street circulation. i'm going to give a brief overview and let you talk and ask questions we're early in the initiation of into both the pictures say a thousand words this is a snapshot looking at field street this is the south traffic approaching bryan street. and as you can see is there a - oh,

you know sophie is working with the mayor's office of housing and i'd like to introduce a new project manager to you. i'm thrilled we were able to bring our colleague on you know her from her previous work without further ado, ms. canning necessary burns >> i'm with the planning department staff. before you we discuss this we want to provide a quick overview of the project. the data i'm going to describe is from dunn and brad street purchased by the city. citywide there are 1 thousand 2 hundred plus retail establishment and and nationally they're part of chains formula retail accounts are 12 percent of all retail stores in san francisco. now we're looking at square footage of the formula retail and density retail types. as we saw in the previous slide it accounts for 12 percent but it has 11 thousand square feet plus. the quick summary it's in depth of the first 17 pages and were that largely discussed last month. we have new information. so here are the 4 briefs. last month we sdutd the various topics of interest >> based on both interest and data availability we explored the following topic

i'm the project manager for the vehicle overnight oversized parking restriction. i want to give you a few comments. you know that for decades there's been problems are over sized vehicles parked in the streets of san francisco noise and blight and, of course, as with anywhere in the city competition for parking. we use none of tools because they're not adequate to address the offer sized parking in the neighborhood. so a few years ago the board of supervisors look at the problem and recommend options. so the mta carried surveys and a policy research brought forward a recommendation that resulted in the board of supervisors adapting a new section of the transportation code in the fall of 2012 that's section 2.54 that same side where duly posted vehicles longer than than 22 feet or taller than 7 photo or retailers in combination thereof so vehicle objects may not be parked between midnight and 6:00 a.m. again where the sign it's location specific and the board adapted the tool and this body adapted want transportation cord for violations that's $110 for the court ho

there are reports workers had been using welding torches the project manager for mission bay was at the hearing. telling us demolition will be finished in 4 to 6 weeks then, reconstruction could begin shortly after. >> i would guess cleared off and they've got ready to go. maybe a year >> two other buildings suffered damage. 54 units not liveable. >> smoke damage. broken windows. then, some of water damage to the walls because of the sprinklers. >> megan was able to transfer her lease to the adjacent building. it rb several weeks before clean up crews finish work inside of the units. >> a man accused of shooting to death is wife in now in custody. surrendering in hayward last fight. investigators say he killed the 45-year-old friday afternoon. reports say authorities responded several times for domestic violence >> police arrested a driver of a hit and run crash that killed a woman. they say the 9-year-old was picked up at his home yesterday. police say he was involved in two accidents. this is video moments before the crash. police say larsson hit a 46-year-old with his truck and left

contract and precede and ilene has helped me and aecom a principle with the corporation and the project manager are in attendance and able to respond to any questions. thank you >> thank you. >> any public comment? no, i'm sorry i see have one card. with the sf parks alliances. hi, i'm ann i'm with the san francisco parks alliances you want to speak in favor of this we're a land organizations that helped to renovate many of the parks in the city and we've been doing this for over temple years. and the port is our primary partner. this project is very excited for us for many repeats one we're excited by the amount of community engagement and participated in the meeting also expressed with the variety of the recreation projects will be the programming for the site it has been thought of and lastly the total amount of park space is really exist because we know the eastern neighborhoods are growing and that's spaces will be well utilized i'm looking forward to the construction of the project there are a lot of park advocates that are 0 excited and looking forward to the parks results >> thank you f

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he also was project manager in the search for air france 447 in 2009. we have michael kay, a retired helicopter pilot with the british royal air force, with experience in flying around the world. tim, at which stage in regard to the malaysian flight with someone of your expertise get involved. of course, the breaking news this morning, is the satellite i am imagery. is that enough for you to be in the case? >> i think we need to find more surface debris so we can calculate a better search. we are looking at water depth of 3,000 meters to 5,000 meters. the challenge is enormous. the search based on one satellite image could take years. >> how would it compare to your work with regard to air france? for example, is the ocean floor in this location as well charted as where you were exploring? >> i only had cursory looks at the bottom data here. it looks like it could be rough, but you know, the biggest challenge is the area. without having more information about where the impact was, it is nearly impossible to tell where to start the search. in air france,

broadly from a project management prospective with the challenge in 2010 to pull together multiple agencies and multiple disciplinary events known knew what was going to happen we saw hyped projects they were realistic but we were engaged or the america's cup was engaged to using close to shore racing the cat man's and it was imaging something different from what the event were previously. so we sort of took a conservative approach and had to be adoptive as the changes took place. a couple of the areas that were important obviously the economic impact we've heard about the economic impact for the projects before and during. i want to highlight one of the comparisons that was made earlier. were a number of capital improvements that were also considered to the part of the event like in 2010. so if you want to do a apples to apples comparison you have to include the crews terminal that was part of the economic impacts. this is sort of of the delta there and there's a increase inform impacts of $550 million 38 million jobs and tax revenues that compares to what the budget analyst said. i know y

and lastly the management has offered low rate housing to properties in manhattan. this project went out of business and at the end they were charging the residents there 3 times the market rate. so this is the history. thank you >> thank you, mr. rogers. next speaker >> good morning. i'm henry i'm here to voice any support of the feasibility study with one transcript on the avenue some not where the m lines are at there are a lot of students who ride the 28 everyday during the rush hour there's congestion in the north direction and if the questing right-of-way were there it would improve where their ride the m or 28. that's one thing i ask the feasibility study to consider >> anyone else who would like to speak. seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor yee >> yeah. i just want to make a comment about the process of seeing the ta and mta as partnership come together on this. when they first went out to the community it was in draft form and there were options for several. was interesting to watch the public or lynn listen to the public initially when there was a fear th