we have five prop k requests and prop aa request is link to one of the prop k requests. we adopted a five-year plan. this project are in compliance with the five-year plan except with the -- funding. we have to find funding for the conceptual engineering part for that. prop aa program we adopted strategic planning for those funds. expected leveraging, page 25 and 28 go through brief descriptions of the requests in our recommendations. the first two requests are part for the one ba area grant. we are not entering the project development phase, increasing project readiness. all the project are addressing cost issues, engineering issues, immediate support, environmental issues to make sure we have the strongest project to go through the federal funding cycle. we are the january to april time frame. in february, cac march plans and programs committee will come back with a more robust update as to where we are with the all of the one bay area projects. in june the board will be adapting its final recommendations. that final recommendation goes onto the metropolitan transporta

in conclusion, prop c was designed for this. all bunch of us work hard to get through prop c. we are the first folks to come to you and we need this approval. we don't have a project if we don't have this approval. we will start this project in the next two weeks if we get the approval. that's it. 12 minutes. not a very good presentation, i apologize. >>: calling for public comment. i have one speaker card. paula richard. >>: good afternoon. i am paula richard. i work with plant construction. i have been at plant for about 13 years, construction manager and vice president on this project if there is a project. i was asked to take a minute and reiterate what is in my letter. we bid out all of the subcontract work, probably 50 subcontractors ready to go as well once the project goes forward. if you're not familiar with plant construction we want to point out a couple of things. we are a san francisco company company, we been here for 65 years. of the next 26 months there will 521,000 man hours translated in the range of 125 people average per day and up to 200 workers at the pea

1 an and 1b funds form the state, letting prop k funds be spent later. we have not had to issue long-term debt which keeps more money for projects and we continue to rely on a short-term commercial paper program. this is a very high-level summary of the allocations and expenditures made from the prop k sales tax rpogram. detailed report on pages 46-47. the total allocations, 83 million, close to 1 billion to date. as i mentioned here, the red numbers of the difference between applications and expenditures which is the lag i talked about. the next few slides will provide highlights of some of the projects and programs being delivered through many of the different fund sources that the programmer we prioritize by working with the mtc< state and general funds; state transportation improvement program is probably the most reliable source ever given the current issues in the state budget. however we only got 16 billion it was a banner year and fulfilled one of our long-standing commitment made in 2001, doyle drive, presidio park. obligation on that is fulfill

this prop k allocation supplemented from a target fund. the sfmta anticipates construction of all improvements will be completed in august 2014 and with that i can take any questions. i am aware of that sfmta managers are here as well. >> commissioner campos. >> thank you very much. i wanted to just ask a couple of questions. i think that these projects are very very important and i know that for a lot of neighborhoods, a lot of districts this is something that's going to improve the service. i was wondering if you could talk about the level of coordination between the two agencies, between the ta and the mta. one of the discussions we had in the past is making sure that we have as much coordination as we possibly can, and that there is as much efficiency as possible, and i am just wondering if you can talk about, and also if you can talk about whether or not you anticipate any cost overruns in any of these expenditures and completeod time? >> for all of the projects? >> yes. >> i know they have coordinated to some extent, obviously on the

it is expressly conditioned on getting prop c approval. the next document is a letter from -- and material consideration of pmc underwriting the loan is inclusion of affordable housing. key assumption is the 12% affordable. boy, am i nervous. sorry. finally, with regards to prudential there is the actual construction loan agreement. i have not included the whole thing. page 59 of that expressly once again says that this loan is absolutely conditional on the prop c approval. finally, in your package we hav e the plant letter. we are prepared to execute the contract next week with plant, based on 111 million construction cost. the letter from -- states plant has finalized the contract and stand ready to sign to begin the renovation work. we basically-to the best of my ability we have proven that we have a financing available and the financing is contingent on getting the approval. the question comes up, what happens if we don't get the approval? i'm handing this out if you don't mind. this is a letter from prudential, from today, expressly s

this helped develop the prop k expenditure plan. hitting on the ground. it is being done in parallel with the regional transportation plan; the regional transportation plan is giving us feedback and we are providing feedback to both the current plan in the next one down the pike; we just finished one and are already starting the next one. i can move a bit faster now. you can see in the timeline in many cases the authority was the first on the scene to start a new trend. one of the things we saw back in 2002-03, we needed money for neighborhood transportation plans, particularly to get the pedestrians out of theneighborhood. a lot of productivity. strong community-based efforts, the bayshore station study. this is interesting. it is another community-based planning process looking at what kind of station you wanted for the bayshore session. we had redevelopment, high-speed rail plans; this was a chance for the community to weigh in an division they have for the area and help them form the larger regional discussions. by domains at the end of the story but

its principal funding ours is prop k. there are three tracks in the program. one is the local streets track and the ortearial track and the schools track. the mta is looking to rebalance the program and by and large used for the streets track and look at the other two tracks and not to eliminate it but shift more resources to the other two tracks where speeding and accidents are happening in the city. in october 2012 the mta did a presentation about the local streets track revision. this presentation is on the commercial and arterial and school track revision so all three pieces are coming together. we will come back next month with a revision to the program priorities and also hopefully an amendment to the fiscal 2013-2014 of this for prop k. we do a comprehensive update on this for traffic calming. you will see a much larger program that encompasses all the ge

we are going now to move on to our last item under item m, the prop facility use fees. mr. superintendent, do you have a staff person? >> yes president norton i would like to ask michael davis to please come up and take us through this item. >> thank you. good evening superintendent, commissioners. my prior agreement i think deputy superintendent lee wanted to start. never mind. i will do it myself. what you have before you is an information item regarding pro rata share fees that we allowed to charge our charter schools that receive property from us under prop 39. we've had the same fee of 95 cents per square foot for over five years. it was last reviewed in 2009-10 and we kept it at that same amount then. various groups from departments have reviewed the fees in line with the regulations in title v of the california code of regulations that stipulate how we can calculate the fee, so the basic framework is that we looked at the entire square footage of school facilities in the district inventory. we looked at the total unrestricted fund cost applicable to those facilities

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rata share fees that we allowed to charge our charter schools that receive property from us under prop 39. we've had the same fee of 95 cents per square foot for over five years. it was last reviewed in 2009-10 and we kept it at that same amount then. various groups from departments have reviewed the fees in line with the regulations in title v of the california code of regulations that stipulate how we can calculate the fee, so the basic framework is that we looked at the entire square footage of school facilities in the district inventory. we looked at the total unrestricted fund cost applicable to those facilities and come up with a per square foot fee we could charge under the regulations so after doing that review we have determined that the fee should be $2.79 per square foot. in order to mitigate the immediate impact on the charter schools we thought it best to do the fee increase in two increments so we would go halfway next year to $1.87 and then to the 79 in the following year. also what we have done we notified all the charter schools attacked so they know what the rate woul

well, because of our city's universal pre-k prop h dollars and because of our prop 10 investment of uce, we have been not only reimbursing programs, families to have a free half day program for four-year olds, but we've also developed a pretty comprehensive quality approvement system with pathways to quality. so, we invest in a lot of ta, a lot of coaching on-site, a lot of other things like mental health consultation, developmental screening, things like that, all to improve the quality. within the long run, to improve outcomes for children and that they're ready for kindergarten once they turn five. >> thank you. >> other questions? all right, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> we have no vla report here for item number 3. at this point like to open up to public comment. any members of the public who wish to comment on item number 3, please stip fa step forward. seeing none, public comment is closed. >> approve with recommendation. >> we have a motion to a march aye number 3 and we can do that without opposition. mr. clerk, can you please call item number 4? >> item

. >> >> item six is recommend allocation of $2,862,045 to prop k funds and conscience and this is an action item. >> thank yous. >> >> good morning again. this item begins on page 67 of the packet. we received three requests totals 2.8 million and you can review the applications received and pages 72 through 74 you can read brief project descriptions and notes on key issues that maybe of interest to you. the sfmta has requested this funds from prop k for the design and construction of the n-judah customer first and improvements to the light rail and around the corridor. you can view a project map on page 98. these share similar objectives to the project and aim service reliability and customer increase and decreased time and increased rider ship. this includes dedicated lanes and selling signs and branding and install identification transit only cameras. this is matching a federal grant of about 4 million from the metropolitan transportation transportation commission. their grant program places a heavy emphasis on project delivery of 24 months of grant award. we are recommending a mu

>> in the current year we will collect exclusive of metro because they're not under prop 39 but we have a five year lease from them. we will collect about $270,000 so in the following year we go to 550 and after that go to about 850. >> i'm sorry. i didn't understand that. 550 -- >> five $50,000. >> for metro. >> no total. >> >> i was looking for a per square foot figure from you so it was like what? so the per square foot is $2.79. >> it would be $2.79 in 14-15. >> my only question about this is apparently we had not raised the fee in five years or something; right? it was about five years, so is this something that school districts would normally do on an annual basis so it doesn't come in such a big walop or is it usual that a school district will periodically do this. >> we're allowed to do it every time we make an effort because what we have to do when we make the offer is look at the prior year expenses so in this case we looked at 11-12 and do the calculation of the gross numbers and come up with the fee, and basically what we can charge is up to the amount that we have arrived a

the french-italian company hopes it will urge companies to buy its turbo prop planes. a japanese airline that shuttles between regional cities has decided to start using three of the propeller planes. >> at the beginning of the operation in japan with atr, we are confident that we can be successful. >> higher fuel prices are propelling changes to regional air travel. nhk world, paris. >>> people in norlt north western japan are used to dealing with wintry conditions. this time they're finding themselves under. >> the snowfall has reached record breaking levels. it's already at 502 centimeters which is the record so far this time of year. this is accompanied with gusts of 90 kilometers were hour. both combined are bringing blizzard conditions. the bad news is that the accumulation is going to be some staggering amount in the next 24 hours due to the additional snowfall of another 60 centimeters. another 60 centimeters will likely to bring more record breaking amounts. the winds are very strong. they are picking up the waves as much as four meters high along the coastal

supreme court will take up prop 8 next month on march 26th. francisco, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, marla. >>> 5:45 right now. christina loren is back on the way here i felt like it was cool out there but it was refreshing. >> i felt the same thing walking out my front door. it smelled good too. we got good air quality. enjoy it. open up the windows in your home and breathe it in. air it out in my case. 4:45. good morning to you. show what you we're working with. i have dogs. this morning you can let your pets out. don't have to worry about frigid conditions that we had yesterday. we're 10 to 15 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time in most cities across the bay area. the clouds are the reason why. the good news as well is we have enough wind to keep low clouds from getting forced to the surface. no thick fog. no flight delays out of sfo just yet. 45 degrees in the city. 40 here in san jose. you're at 44 degrees to start the day in oakland. taking a look at your satellite imagery. we do have a weak disturbance that will

i'm a tenant advocate i helped pass the original ban, i singlele handedly defeated prop r, and prop n defeat prop r in 2002 but you need to look at the big picture, moving beyond the interest of the tenants and t.i.c. owners and you will see two things. one, t.i.c. ownership is inferior form of ownership and they need assistance and it's probably not good for the city to have people hanging around with this cumbersome bad ownership. number two the city needs affordable rental housing, we need to maintain the existing stock. >> chair wiener: thank you. thank you.

actively working because the state has defunded all the prop 36 courts in efforts across the state. so i think this provides senator leno's bill really does the right thing and tries to move in a direction that's not contingent to how much money is available within one jurisdiction or not and actually frees up $64 million of general fund at the state level that could be reinvested into services. i know when you look at realignment, for example, here in san francisco, a 1/3 of our plan, a third of our dollars for realignment has been invested in substance abuse treatment, mental health treatment and housing but we've made that choice. i think if you compare us, though, to many other jurisdictions, we have a collaborative court continuum that is unmatched in other parts of the state. so i think to say they wood, it's not happening. and if you look at other jurisdictions throughout the state, you'll find heavy incarceration rates and not used. in fact the prosecutor is not using those programs. we're very fortunate in our district attorney. he is very visionary, and i just commend him

for contacts in 1999 san francisco's passed the legislation to transfer both prop i and the state senate bill mandated the area be solid for housing and dot national the cash. in order to put this project into effect the city in its agreement with the agency and keeping in the language with prop i said it would use the sale of the parcels. in this agreement it was also state that the remaining funds after all the transportation enhancements were done the rest of the money would go to other projects. along market street with all the new housing being built we're not accurately providing with the muni system. our muni system can't handle the new demands from this housing development. we need more funds for our declining transportation infrastructure. in connection with this hearing supervisor and i will be talking with the housing community in hopes of finding a resolution some type of middle ground so we can move past this dispute. i also have two tragic stories. we had an individual pass away at the age of 99. she was the highest raking used for. let me be clear i'm not prejulian this si

prop 30 did pass.ublic should be aware of this, prop 30 didn't provide any new money to schools. it only protected against further cuts. am i happy we didn't have to cutmore? absolutely. it's not providing new money for us. we have to look at that in the next several months. we're putting together a fiscal recovery plan that will help us erase the deficit spending we have been engaged in. >> if you need ideas where to spend that money we will give you a list. >> got you on speed dial. >> amazing test scores. they have done wonderful things there. thanks to everybody from top to bottom. students, teachers and administration, everybody there. good job. thank you for coming on our show. here's what's happening in your comunidad del valle. dinner's ready. [ female announcer ] hamburger helper stroganoff. beefy. creamy. stroganoffy. helpers. forty dishes, all delicious. i just finished a bowl of your light chicken pot pie soup and it was so rich and creamy... is it really 100 calories? let me put you on web

the one area block program and prop aa - always there to support street. we thought we would give an example of how the authority has an proposing to address these issues through the aa program. as you know we brought these forward to you in the last month, and this month. the idea is to incorporate these prioritizations. if a project has multiple users we give it more consideration. we try to make sure that we are consistent with modal plans. project to speak to these types of elements are given priority through for example prop aa. that is taken some work and it takes a lot of coordination. and sometimes there is difference of opinion. the more we have consistency across agencies and across fund programs, the easy the process will be. there is a wonderful group already meeting, looking at using common tools, common database to help improve the consistency across the city. >> when we look forward to the future, i would expect that -- to do decent work. other agencies may not be aware of that. you want to get to the place where there is actual information

we want to give the government props for his, well, props. there you see him and his supporters. the president flanked by first responders here as they put jobs on the line with their refusal to take this possibility for what was after all his idea, sequester and his pledge to question would not have been. he loves this stuff. he was pushing obacare back in october in this instance of thousand nine. here is one of my particular favorites. here he is backed wealthy americans. there is a set of props whi pushing the buffet rule. those are some expensive props. i like that. college students invited to be set pieces pushed student loan reform. seeing here is fronted by middle-class americans. that is just a month ago the president utilized young children to push gun control. hold the president anti-republic rhetoric play out? will he prevail, or will the republicans win? joining us is the "a-team." good to have you with us. your reaction. showing no shame in using. >> to use props like this in such a dire saits, does one thing two months ago with new town, not to do this again with t

prop train since it prop 13, it is not tax limitation that has kept seniors from being taxed out of their homes but the spending has been far more than revenues, it is a spending problem that we keep repeating in washington, they have it in sacramento. >> and aggravating the problem, it is a progressive tax system, if you earn more than $50,000, you pay 9.3% of your income in taxes, and more than a million a double down on the sim system, u pay 33%, the highest. tom: they know that people can't or won't pick up and leave. we're funny creatures, i think they knowb that about us, people don't go anywhere. >> well, that is true, however, that only to an e an extent, california has great weather, but if you can't afford it, and there are no jobs, a hundred thousand people are leaving each year. tom: and next door is nevada with a zero income tax that helps, but it does not have an ocean, a lot of peak like that the legislative analyst office in california, nonpartisan son, i think straight shooters, saying they are just about $2 billion upside down for this fiscal year, and everyone is

when it was built, all of those years ago after prop c was passed it was proudly and deeply conducted in the rec park department, so that people from gardener to park supervisor were aware and helped to develop them. it was publicly consulted and it strikes the sweet spot between the technical and layperson's information. detailed enough so it is useful for the people who have to do the workday to day and not so detailed that the people that want to understand what is going on in the parks and get value out of it too and it is still said consistently and we have multiple years of data and train with the department every year so that we are sure that the controller's office and evaluators are seeing the same things and consistent leadership in the department and phil and denny and lidia and the park supervisors do take the information seriously and get everybody else in the department as well. so, i really think that, you know, i look back at the smartness of the design, the call in prop c for a specific standard, if you have never looked at the standards, i recommend it, it makes you

minority, first responders, mom and op or children as props like today in georgia.re he was pushing for preschool programs. twitter and facebook users had a lot to say about my chalk talk last night, i put a light on president's loose, well hold on the facts as he talkedbout the economy, and cabinet choices, george said, lou, would make a suburb secretary of treasury, his numbers add up, we understands when you spend more than you take in you about bankrupt, the concept beyond comprehension of any in the obama administration. thank you. karen said, with the way that defense secretary has been run over the last several years with a secretary, i doubt we'll notice that the seat is empty. that is hank. but there it is. joining us now a-time, jedediah biela, monica crowley, remy spencer. >> thank you. lou: start with this controversy over questio question jessa belo props. >> this is us in the -- nuts, this is bogus, i don't think there is anything racist about sports il"sports illustrated" wh different cultural backgrounds to promote their annual esexy, swimsuit editio