this past year, the san francisco public utilities commission water quality division started receiving many more requests to test for lead in the public school system here in san francisco as a result of legislation that had passed from the state requiring all of the public schools to do lead testing. and so as a result, the public utilities commission and the water quality team in particular was asked to meet with the san francisco unified school district to begin to prioritize which schools to test to meet that state mandate. >> the team that tests, we're a full service environmental laboratory, and we take care of both the needs of the water quality division and the waste water enter price. and on the water quality enterprise, we have to also have drinking water that meets all federal and state quality regulations. and lead in schools, we're playing a problem in remediating this problem of lead in schools. >> our role here in communications is being able to take the data that we have that we know is protective of public health and safety and transmit it, give it to the public in a w

our city and streets illuminating our ideas and values starting in 2016 the san francisco public utilities commission is xhoefl that light with new led with the did i audits for better light for streets and pedestrian and they're even better for this vitally lasting longer and consuming up to 50 percent less energy upgrading takes thirty minutes remove the old street light and repeat 18 thousand 5 hundred times while our street lights will be improving the clean energy will remain the same every san francisco street light is powder by 100 percent godfathers hetch hetchy power in one simple word serious >> madam moderator, what's happening with the public comment? >> operator: you have one question remaining. >> hi. caller, please give us your name or start talking. this is public comment on the meeting from june 26th, 2020. >> question: can you hear me now? >> yes. >> question: it's david philpell. on item 16 last time, there was

and we want to assure the board of supervisors that the public utility commission takes these resiliencecy efforts extremely seriously and we look forward to continuing our work with the board of supervisors to reduce the flood claims exposures that the city has and we are requesting today, again, that the board of supervisors approve the release of the reserves to fund these 19 settlements and if that is the result from today's consideration, those settlements will be introduced for consideration by the full board of supervisors in the near future. and with that, i will stop and be happy to answer any questions that you have. >> chair: thank you. supervisor fewer. >> will there be more claims higher than the 1.2 million that is needed right now? >> yes, supervisor walton. i would call this an incremental request and we would anticipate coming back in the future for additional requests as needed so the 3 million takes us as far down the road as we can see with the settlement of the latest batch of claims. >> and the reserve is the only area of the budget that is allowable for the type of e

francisco public utilities commission. at this time i would like to call to order the regular meeting of the san francisco public utilities commission. today's date is tuesday, july 14th, 2020. roll call please. [roll call taken] commissioner paulson? commissioner paulson? he was present, he has left his chair. so we do have a quorum present. >> ok. we will move along now s. commissioners, before you you have the minutes of june 23rd. are there any additions or corrections to the minutes? >> excuse me, madam president. prior to that may i please read the announcement? >> of course. thank you. >> thank you. >>>> due to covid-19 health emergency recommended by the san francisco department of public health and governor newsom and mayor breed have lifted r -- restrictions by teleconference. for those of you watching the livestream aware there is a brief time lapse between the live meeting and sfgovtv. thank you to staff and the i.t. staff for their assistance during this meeting. if you wish to make public comment on any item,

and we want to assure the board of supervisors that the public utility commission takes these resiliencecy efforts extremely seriously and we look forward to continuing our work with the board of supervisors to reduce the flood claims exposures that the city has and we are requesting today, again, that the board of supervisors approve the release of the reserves to fund these 19 settlements and if that is the result from today's consideration, those settlements will be introduced for consideration by the full board of supervisors in the near future. and with that, i will stop and be happy to answer any questions that you have. >> chair: thank you. supervisor fewer. >> will there be more claims higher than the 1.2 million that is needed right now? >> yes, supervisor walton. i would call this an incremental request and we would anticipate coming back in the future for additional requests as needed so the 3 million takes us as far down the road as we can see with the settlement of the latest batch of claims. >> and the reserve is the only area of the budget that is allowable for the type of e

dear public utilities commission. i care about the environment and encourage you to restore the river and in delta. a few months ago the commissioner asked for the resolution in support of the trump admins hetration's opinion for the sacramento. i encourage you to follow-through on this proposal. the delta is on the brink of total collapse. pumping more water as proposed would only exacerbate the crisis. the original opinion determined increased pumping with harm the endangered species. the trump administration replaced them with a team that concluded the opposite. with the help of the delta in consideration it should be based on science and sustainable search for water. please do the right thing and support the state lawsuit. we care about the environment. we are depending on you. this was submitted by. reading names. [reading names] >> do we have callers, mr. maddemr. moderator? >> the queue is empty. >> is that closes public comment on item 14. >> we have before us a resolution. we also have some amendments to that

today the california public utilities commission voted to require wireless providers have 72 hours of backup power. they are also asking them to do a better job of working with emergency responders. last fire season more than a million people lost service during pg&e blackouts. >>> administrators say they plan to re-evaluate the role of policing on campus in their efforts to address systemic racism after 1,300 students and staff signed a petition to defund the police department. chris nguyen has the story. >> reporter: a call from students and staff to partially defund the campus police department is opening the door for dialogue. the president now plans to create a task force that will meet this fall to re-evaluate the role of policing on campus. >> their response is the first of what i think will be many steps that should unfold over many years. >> reporter: nikki oboa helped write the petition urging the university to redirect some funding from police to initiatives that support black students and staff. the demands include disarming campus police. >> you can imagine how long these

the california public utilities commission voted to give wireless providers 60 days to submit disaster response plans. in areas of high fire danger, companies must provide any two hours of backup power to their towers. officials say during the power shut off last fall there were significant outages. and marin county alone, more than half of the cell towers were out of service. >>> the public utility district in marin county is warning that a water shortage is imminent. officials are asking everyone to cut back on water usage. they say the shortages due to a lack of rainfall. west marin has seen the lowest rainfall since the 1975 drought. the district officials say they plan to declare a water shortage emergency on july 22. the district uses water off of the ridge for drinking water. we are looking at the latest map on the drought monitor. of the current conditions in northern california, the red at the top of the map indicates extreme drought. orange is severe drought. you can see more than a dozen northern california counties, including sonoma and napa are experienced severe drought c

we have much more oversight at the public utilities commission which oversees the three ious including peeing peeping and there's a framework of engagement with a new board of directors. all of it started with different skill seats and different obligation. as i said a moment ago on the pg&e front, i appreciate jerry hill for his leadership, a gill that allows us to take pg&e over if they're not performing on the expectations and the mandates we have set forward. we have graduated sangses sanctions. so we are about safe, relyiable and affordable service. more promise that things will change overnight. they ended up in bankruptcy for the second time. none of us are naive about what they need to accomplish moving forward but we never had criteria, conditions set, never been able to bracket our expectations and have real accountability like we have today. let's continue to hold the company accountable. work over the next few years top double down on their investments both from the you title utility side even as we address the issue of climate change. that is a frame work where i wanted to

for sale of real estate for the conveyance by the city acting through the san francisco public utilities commission to reservoir xhubt partners of approximately 16.4 acres of real property in assessor's parcel block number 3180, lot number 190 for $11.4 million and adopting findings. members of the public who wish to provide comment on these items, should call 1-415-655-0001, meeting i.d., 146 812 0226. then press pound twice. if you have not already done so, dial star 3 to line up to speak. a system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. please stay until the system says you've been unmuted and you may begin your comments. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. today, we have with us president norman yee, and welcome, president yee and also happy birthday, president. what a wonderful way to be spending your birthday today with us. thank you for joining us. president yee joining us today. the office of economic and workforce development. the sfpuc is also here presenting and there are many other staff that are available for questions. and, president yee, the floor is yours. >> president yee: than

. >> these are the things that the san francisco public utilities commission is doing.ause they feel they have a responsibility to san franciscans and to people in this community. >> i had a grandmother who lived in bayview. she never moved, never wavered. it was a house of security answer entity where we went for holidays. i was a part of bayview most of my life. i can't remember not being a part of bayview. >> i have been here for several years. this space used to be unoccupied. it was used as a dump. to repurpose it for something like this with the bistro to give an opportunity for the local vendors and food people to come out and showcase their work. that is a great way to give back to the community. >> this is a great example of a public-private community partnership. they have been supporting this including the san francisco public utilities commission and mayor's office of workforce department. >> working with the joint venture partners we got resources for the space, that the businesses were able to thrive because of all of the opportunities on the way to this c

doesn't have the authority to enforce the rule, because that power lies with the california public utilities commissiontwo airlines are now cracking down on mask requirements. southwest is basically saying you must wear a mask, period. there are no more exceptions. the company says if someone isn't able to cover their face, they simply will not be able to fly with their airline. that policy goes into effect monday. it does not apply to kids under the age of two. at the same time united airlines is extending its mask requirements starting tomorrow. all passengers will have to wear a mask a ticket counters, gates, lounges and baggage areas. of course in addition for the plane itself. or they risk a flight ban. >>> a different way to watch movies is coming to san francisco and it is on the water. floating cinema allows you to watch movies in socially distant boats. the tickets require you purchase the whole boat to make sure that the groups are seated with family and friends only. floating cinema will be in town the first week of september. and friend, for some reason i get the reason that you won't be on

doesn't have the authority to enforce the rule because that power lies with the california public utilities commissionontation caught on camera at a walmart in martinez. >> put it on facebook, i don't care. all my friends and family know how i feel. >> well, brian campbell miller spoke up when he says he saw this woman and her family without masks in walmart in front of him. and this entire scene just transformed in to a shouting match. customers took out their phones, they were recording everything. and campbell miller says he tried to talk to the woman. >> she was like i'm not sick and i said well, you know, you are not always showing symptoms when you are sick. and it is about being courteous. >> we reached out to walmart for comment about the situation. haven't heard back from the company yet. campbell miller says he is not backing down when he sees people in stores without face masks on. >>> okay. new at 6:00, the amazon alexa attraction, what a new study says many americans are m m admitting to during this pandemic. >>> and plus facebook is taking action to better enforce one much its polil of i

and we want to assure the board of supervisors that the public utility commission takes these resiliencecy efforts extremely seriously and we look forward to continuing our work with the board of supervisors to reduce the flood claims exposures that the city has and we are requesting today, again, that the board of supervisors approve the release of the reserves to fund these 19 settlements and if that is the result from today's consideration, those settlements will be introduced for consideration by the full board of supervisors in the near future. and with that, i will stop and be happy to answer any questions that you have. >> chair: thank you. supervisor fewer. >> will there be more claims higher than the 1.2 million that is needed right now? >> yes, supervisor walton. i would call this an incremental request and we would anticipate coming back in the future for additional requests as needed so the 3 million takes us as far down the road as we can see with the settlement of the latest batch of claims. >> and the reserve is the only area of the budget that is allowable for the type of e

p g's worked with the governor's office, a public utility commission and the bankruptcy court to create this plan. >>across the country 4th of july will not be the same this year because of social distancing rules and that means a lot of the celebrations this weekend will be in people's backyards and creates creating record breaking sales for fireworks, according to phantom fireworks, a major us retailer sales of fireworks are skyrocketing the company is seen a 200 to 400% increase in sales every day fireworks have also been used during black lives matter protests and juneteenth celebrations. a word of warning though fireworks are illegal in most bay area counties, the so-called safe and sane fireworks are only allowed in certain locations just about all of the official fireworks shows across the bay area have been canceled except. >>the gilroy show mayor roland glasgow says real pirate technics will be at least a 100 feet higher than usual and should be visible for about 2 and a half miles around the fireworks parking lots a few streets nailed near gilroy high school and the nearby you

and county of san francisco that was the president of the commission of the san francisco public utility commission and later on he was a commissioner at this civil service commission who had a partnership in a development company with one of the primary vendors that worked for harling kelly and d.p.w. and among others, including san francisco and others. how come this went undetected for years and years and years and no one raised an issue. why does this vendor continue to get the work and win on every job they submit to. there's something wrong here. i'd love to get feedback from you. and find a way how to resolve this issue and thank you so much for your time and listening. >> thank you, caller. >> next caller, welcome caller. >> good morning, commissioners, it's mark sallow man calling from the north mission. i don't think can you do public comment by webex and channel 26 is not showing this commission so i'm not sure this meeting is compliant because you have to have a computer to do it. you want to look into that. i've done a lot of activism in the city for the past 20 years and on a wide ran

and we want to assure the board of supervisors that the public utility commission takes these resiliencecyly seriously and we look forward to continuing our work with the board of supervisors to reduce the flood claims exposures that the city has and we are requesting today, again, that the board of supervisors approve the release of the reserves to fund these 19 settlements and if that is the result from today's consideration, those settlements will be introduced for consideration by the full board of supervisors in the near future. and with that, i will stop and be happy to answer any questions that you have. >> chair: thank you. supervisor fewer. >> will there be more claims higher than the 1.2 million that is needed right now? >> yes, supervisor walton. i would call this an incremental request and we would anticipate coming back in the future for additional requests as needed so the 3 million takes us as far down the road as we can see with the settlement of the latest batch of claims. >> and the reserve is the only area of the budget that is allowable for the type of expense? my under

and county of san francisco that was the president of the commission of the san francisco public utility commission and later on he was a commissioner at this civil service commission who had a partnership in a development company with one of the primary vendors that worked for harling kelly and d.p.w. and among others, including san francisco and others. how come this went undetected for years and years and years and no one raised an issue. why does this vendor continue to get the work and win on every job they submit to. there's something wrong here. i'd love to get feedback from you. and find a way how to resolve this issue and thank you so much for your time and listening. >> thank you, caller. >> next caller, welcome caller. >> good morning, commissioners, it's mark sallow man calling from the north mission. i don't think can you do public comment by webex and channel 26 is not showing this commission so i'm not sure this meeting is compliant because you have to have a computer to do it. you want to look into that. i've done a lot of activism in the city for the past 20 years and on a wide ran

. >> clerk: item 13 is a resolution authorizing the general manager of the public utilities commission to execute amendment number two to planning and engineering project design services agreement for specialized planning and engineering services for the proposed new head works facility at the southeast water pollution control plant between the city and county of san francisco and carollo engineers, inc, increasing the graemt by $21 million for a total not to exceed agreement amount of $54.5 million and with a time extension of two years, for a total agreement term of 11 years, from december 1, 2014 through november 30, 2025, subject to the board of supervisors approval pursuant to charter section 9.118. >> president yee: okay. madam clerk, go ahead and call the roll. >> clerk: on item 13 -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: okay. without objection, the resolution is adopted unanimously. madam clerk, call the next item. >> clerk: item 13 is a resolution approving professional services agreement, contract number 50195, between beumer life cycle management, l.l.c

mayor's office of neighborhood services, the federal investigation is now looking at the public utility's commission and so, again, the need for the public advocates, the office of the public advocate is clear, san francisco needs a public advocate and people in san francisco deserve a public advocate. we need structural eform to address the culture of casual corruption and make our city government more accountable, and we need to be proactive and we need a long-term solution for this long-term problem and thank you for your consideration and so, i urge us to move this forward to the board and move it forward to the voters to decide on that in november. thank you. >> thank you. supervisor stephanie, do you comments now? >> again, i'll wait until after public comment. >> perfect. can we please open this up for public comment. each speaker will have two minutes. >> members who wish to provide public comment should ca (415)655-0001 and the meeting i.d. is (146)661-5309 and then press pound and pound again and if you haven't done so, dial star 3 to line up to speak and the system prompt will indicate yo

and we want to assure the board of supervisors that the public utility commission takes these resiliencecyfforts extremely seriously and we look forward to continuing our work with the board of supervisors to reduce the flood claims exposures that the city has and we are requesting today, again, that the board of supervisors approve the release of the reserves to fund these 19 settlements and if that is the result from today's consideration, those settlements will be introduced for consideration by the full board of supervisors in the near future. and with that, i will stop and be happy to answer any questions that you have. >> chair: thank you. supervisor fewer. >> will there be more claims higher than the 1.2 million that is needed right now? >> yes, supervisor walton. i would call this an incremental request and we would anticipate coming back in the future for additional requests as needed so the 3 million takes us as far down the road as we can see with the settlement of the latest batch of claims. >> and the reserve is the only area of the budget that is allowable for the type of exp

>> : the public utilities commission is the one that provides permits for testing and deployment. arlydeployments that invest testing of the public. none are able to provide any commercial services yet. it's-we're so early. most permits are of a rea search nature. we call them testing pilots. arizona has been more-further along in allowing more testing. the vehicles all have people in them. they are testing. they put their hands on and call it engagement or disengagement. with these early testing pilots. there are issues and they are identifying the drisks. the regulators are try to goingo ensure the regulations are thorough. this project will be mostly looking at very simple route to see how it performs on the islands. we might have some testing on the segments to see how it does on grades or the foggy conditions sm the point is we want to provide a basis for research and evaluation for members of the public to experience what it feels like and to get feedback. >> : thank you. >> : thank you, so much. anymore questions? no. seeing no more questions. do we have public comment? >> :

along with two smaller ride services for children, filed a motion, saying the california public utilities commissionarify a recent statement that says, for now "the drivers are presumed to be employees." the writer companies say that may be misinterpreted as a final decision as opposed to the way the cpu identifies any future issues. >>> the number of passengers using san jose airport is on the rise, and that means officials are changing airport operations. airport has placed more than 304 decals through the facility to keep passengers at least six feet apart. there are hand sanitizer stations throughout the terminals and signs to remind everyone to wear face masks at all times. >>> i think part of it is like what happened today, explaining the level of cleaning we are doing, and it is probably cleaner than my house right now. as far as getting the electrostatic foggers going in cleaning the bathrooms and services -- >> travelers we talked with said they felt better about going to the airport now him after they saw all the extra safety steps being taken. >>> the nfl players union will meet today to

>> : the public utilities commission is the one that provides permits for testing and deployment. particularlydeployments that invest testing of the public. none are able to provide any commercial services yet. it's-we're so early. most permits are of a rea search nature. we call them testing pilots. arizona has been more-further along in allowing more testing. the vehicles all have people in them. they are testing. they put their hands on and call it engagement or disengagement. with these early testing pilots. there are issues and they are identifying the drisks. the regulators are try to goingo ensure the regulations are thorough. this project will be mostly looking at very simple route to see how it performs on the islands. we might have some testing on the segments to see how it does on grades or the foggy conditions sm the point is we want to provide a basis for research and evaluation for members of the public to experience what it feels like and to get feedback. >> : thank you. >> : thank you, so much. anymore questions? no. seeing no more questions. do we have public comme

for sale of real estate for the conveyance by the city acting through the san francisco public utilities commissiono reservoir xhubt partners of approximately 16.4 acres of real property in assessor's parcel block number 3180, lot number 190 for $11.4 million and adopting findings. members of the public who wish to provide comment on these items, should call 1-415-655-0001, meeting i.d., 146 812 0226. then press pound twice. if you have not already done so, dial star 3 to line up to speak. a system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. please stay until the system says you've been unmuted and you may begin your comments. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. today, we have with us president norman yee, and welcome, president yee and also happy birthday, president. what a wonderful way to be spending your birthday today with us. thank you for joining us. president yee joining us today. the office of economic and workforce development. the sfpuc is also here presenting and there are many other staff that are available for questions. and, president yee, the floor is yours. >> president yee: thank

i wholeheartedly support the project and commend the public utilities commission on its enactment of the eir. i take issues, however, with some of the findings. first of all, we need to consider as an environmental consideration, public-health and the ability of additional trail access to allow for more our door recreation. number two, the addition of the trail will also burden the use of the existing trails and number three, the trail will allow safety of cyclists by getting them off the road at least for a portion of the skyline boulevard. number four, this can be done safely to the environment. other water districts in marin and the east bay have permitted recreational access of their water sheds with great success and it should consider the fact there are trucks that use the five-field cahill ridge for maintenance and uses. there is also an operating golf course and inquiry within the water zendaya and so the concerns that are noted in the report should also be considered along with the existing uses. over all i support the enactment of the project and as scoped out with limited m

the public utilities commission passed up to 100% affordable. a council of community housing organizations also developed a proposal to reach 100% affordability. it would set the parameters froi noted on my comment comments hos already out of reach, this project makes these units more expensive. instead of being priced at sixty and 80% ami. they are eighty and 100% ami respectively. one of our most important public institutions-there was little recourse for community to address central concerns to maintain public ownership at the site. >> : thank you. next speaker, please. you'll have two minutes to speak. >> : good evening commissioners. thank you. my name is sarah. i'm a d9 resident. i'm in strong support of the balboa reservoir housing project. there will be accessible child care. parents will be able to drop of their children to affordable child care. 50% of the spots are reserved for low and middle income families. the economic infrastructure and recovery here. this will bring much needed housing and jobs. we need to approve projects like t

>> : the public utilities commission is the one that provides permits for testing and deployment. particularlydeployments that invest testing of the public. none are able to provide any commercial services yet. it's-we're so early. most permits are of a rea search nature. we call them testing pilots. arizona has been more-further along in allowing more testing. the vehicles all have people in them. they are testing. they put their hands on and call it engagement or disengagement. with these early testing pilots. there are issues and they are identifying the drisks. the regulators are try to goingo ensure the regulations are thorough. this project will be mostly looking at very simple route to see how it performs on the islands. we might have some testing on the segments to see how it does on grades or the foggy conditions sm the point is we want to provide a basis for research and evaluation for members of the public to experience what it feels like and to get feedback. >> : thank you. >> : thank you, so much. anymore questions? no. seeing no more questions. do we have public comme

san francisco public utilities commission is a most corrupt agency in the city and county of san francisco it has wasted, it has wasted millions and millions of taxpayer money. i hope you are hearing me. soon, some people will be singing the blues. thank you, very much. >> thank you for your comments. can we have the next speaker, please. >> hello, my name is rocky chow and i'm from district action everywhere and i'm a lifelong san francisco resident and an investigator of animal our cultural facilities. foster farms is a factory animal facility that claims they responsibility raise poultry but what i have investigated is their facility right here in our backyard and i found birds living in their own feces many with corp of dead, rotting birds beyond recognition among live birds and it's offensively -- it's happening right here in our backyard. these animal facilities are supplying to our public institutions right here in san francisco. [please stand by] no cash for cruelty. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. we have the next caller, please. >> caller: hello, my snake is greg keates an

the public utilities commission passed up to 100% affordable. a council of community housing organizations also developed a proposal to reach 100% affordability. it would set the parameters froi noted on my comment comments hos already out of reach, this project makes these units more expensive. instead of being priced at sixty and 80% ami. they are eighty and 100% ami respectively. one of our most important public institutions-there was little recourse for community to address central concerns to maintain public ownership at the site. >> : thank you. next speaker, please. you'll have two minutes to speak. >> : good evening commissioners. thank you. my name is sarah. i'm a d9 resident. i'm in strong support of the balboa reservoir housing project. there will be accessible child care. parents will be able to drop of their children to affordable child care. 50% of the spots are reserved for low and middle income families. the economic infrastructure and recovery here. this will bring much needed housing and jobs. we need to approve projects like t

mayor's office of neighborhood services, the federal investigation is now looking at the public utility's commission and so, again, the need for the public advocates, the office of the public advocate is clear, san francisco needs a public advocate and people in san francisco deserve a public advocate. we need structural eform to address the culture of casual corruption and make our city government more accountable, and we need to be proactive and we need a long-term solution for this long-term problem and thank you for your consideration and so, i urge us to move this forward to the board and move it forward to the voters to decide on that in november. thank you. >> thank you. supervisor stephanie, do you comments now? >> again, i'll wait until after public comment. >> perfect. can we please open this up for public comment. each speaker will have two minutes. >> members who wish to provide public comment should ca (415)655-0001 and the meeting i.d. is (146)661-5309 and then press pound and pound again and if you haven't done so, dial star 3 to line up to speak and the system prompt will indicate yo

both the california public utility commission and california energy commission is starting to plan forfuture. next slide. so the next portion of this presentation i'm going to dive in to kind of the meat of the actual legislation and the ordinance. next slide. so, again, just to reiterate, this amendment is not an energy code. we have the local authority under the california health and safety code. and so we'll be amending both section 106 a and 202 of the building code. there are key sections to note: one, the project will apply -- the ordinance will apply to projects applying for initial building permits after january 1st, 2021. and this is to ensure that the building operations, which include heating, cooling, water heating, cooking, clothes drying, must be all electric. once we have all-electric buildings, no permits will be issued to convert all-electric buildings into mixed fuel buildings. so you can't get a permit for natural gas post occupancy. let's go to the next slide. for projects that include a commercial food service establishment, such as a restaurant, mixed fuel buildin

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