do you know if that is a puc asset or a pg & e asset? >> puc. so, i will say that as part of this effort as we moved into detail design and construction we tried to replace and upgrade lighting in the segments as we look at them but overall that requires coordination with public works and puc. this is plan view on m and o. you see bayshore running north interseblthing with gerold and marin. on gerold there is a free right turn lane, not signalized and there is one signalized right

do you know if that is a puc asset or a pg & e asset? >> puc. so, i will say that as part of this effort as we moved into detail design and construction we tried to replace and upgrade lighting in the segments as we look at them but overall that requires coordination with public works and puc. this is plan view on m and o. you see bayshore running north interseblthing with gerold and marin. on gerold there is a free right turn lane, not signalized and there is one signalized right turn lane and traffic going the other way. the near term improvements-we would be leaving the southbound bayshore sidewalk as is and have it continued to use by southbound bicyclist and pedestrians but then we would be widening the northbound bike lane to allow for more flexible use. let me back up for a second. so, we are actually proposing improvements in two phases for segments mn and o. one is appellant only upgrades we think we can implement soon and second set are longer term improvements that require hardscape change jz would take a longer to implement and have

>> i deferred to the puc on that matter. >> is the puc here? >> john-with the puc do we can come back and explain how we have that dollar amount could >> if you can be ready to do that tomorrow when we consider the item at the full board all be curious to see what solar comps you have at of current county that would substantiate that. >> we will get that for you >> think it does take public comment. any member of the public like to join us in this conversation? item 2 is open for public comment at seeing none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> all right. colleagues, or supervisor jim peskin motion for this item? >> i move we move this to the full board with a recommendation against the was as a committee report >> as a committee report without that passes >>[gavel] >> clerk item 3 please >> item 3 a ordinance amending the planning code to change the requirement from five-to two years to the student housing >> we have missed andrea powers from supervisor weiner's office. as well as [inaudible]. >> good afternoon pres. cohen and supervisor p

>> i deferred to the puc on that matter. >> is the puc here? >> john-with the puc do we can come back and explain how we have that dollar amount could >> if you can be ready to do that tomorrow when we consider the item at the full board all be curious to see what solar comps you have at of current county that would substantiate that. >> we will get that for you >> think it does take public comment. any member of the public like to join us in this conversation? item 2 is open for public comment at seeing none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> all right. colleagues, or supervisor jim peskin motion for this item? >> i move we move this to the full board with a recommendation against the was as a committee report >> as a committee report without that passes >>[gavel] >> clerk item 3 please >> item 3 a ordinance amending the planning code to change the requirement from five-to two years to the student housing >> we have missed andrea powers from supervisor weiner's office. as well as [inaudible]. >> good afternoon pres. cohen and supervisor p

a what were the conditions around i was raised by puc? b, is that alterable or not i guess is the question? >> sure. as i mentioned in the presentation, the terms and conditions were developed jointly between the department and the puc. that specific provision you mentioned commissioner, was mandated by the public utilities commission did they manage the watershed. this a very meek and important water resource so they mandated that no permanent deposits will deposits be left in the lake. that language was inserted in the rfp. at this point, the time to amend anarchy as i mentioned, was in december when this was embedded at the commission that both operations and full commission. we presented the terms and conditions of the rfp to the community in a public meeting. we also had that the rp open for six months and we do not receive any formal bequest to amend any portion of the rfp. >> thank you. secondly, in terms of the scoring sheet, moving forward, thank you for that-in terms of the scoring sheet i noted that in most of the sections the

i believe we have puc. barbara hail, i don't know if anyone from puc wanted to chime in on anything. >> thank you for the opportunity. i would say as a participant in the working group, we helped prepare the content that you've seen and we're comfortable with that. i do think one of the challenges will be as sfpw just mentioned, the need to increase the capacity at various fascitis because that's a costly endeavor and it will take time. we need to be realistic about the financial outlay as we pursue this important goal. thank you. speaker: great, thank you. thank you for your support on this. so those are all the presentations that i had and it gives our public and our colleagues a high level overview of the important work we're embarking upon, so i want to thank the city departments working with us on this, but of course, it's not just about how it is that we achieve this goal by the year 2020, but how it is that we constantly work as a city together to adapt to whatever newer and improved technologies the

do you know if that is a puc asset or a pg & e asset? >> puc. so, i will say that as part of this effort as we moved into detail design and construction we tried to replace and upgrade lighting in the segments as we look at them but overall that requires coordination with public works and puc. this is plan view on m and o. you see bayshore running north interseblthing with gerold and marin. on gerold there is a free right turn lane, not signalized and there is one signalized right turn lane and traffic going the other way. the near term improvements-we would be leaving the southbound bayshore sidewalk as is and have it continued to use by southbound bicyclist and pedestrians but then we would be widening the northbound bike lane to allow for more flexible use. let me back up for a second. so, we are actually proposing improvements in two phases for segments mn and o. one is appellant only upgrades we think we can implement soon and second set are longer term improvements that require hardscape change jz would take a longer to implement and have

the sf puc has evaluated: and according to mr.city can move forward on leasing those acres for solar power before lease expired and if the going rate for solar lease is around $1000 an acre actually twice what you been earning from chevron those revenues could be billed to the public library, the parks and recreation sector. additionally in the 2015 local agency formation commission gave estimates of job creation that really puts many hundreds potentially of new construction jobs. just to wrap up here, we've so few opportunities to really demonstrate the clear nexus an opportunity to have transition from dirty fuels to clean energy that this really could be an opportunity for san francisco to be a leader as we would like to be at thank you so much for your time. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> i get my name is laura mckinney. i also work for the center for biological diversity in the san francisco ex-pat it moved to the state a few years ago but i'm really proud of san francisco today and i want to thank superviso

meeting of the puc to order madam secretary call roll marry commissioner moran commissioner courtney commissioner caen and commissioner vietor are excused we have quorum thank you, commissioners you have the minutes from the october 11th any additions, deletions, or changes. >> i'll move the minutes. >> second. >> a motion any comment any any public comment? >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? the minutes are adopted public school item 4 this is a chance for people to talk about items on the jurisdiction and the first one is mr. da costa. >> welcome. >> commissioners for the most part i first and foremost i want to express my sentiments to our general manager you know his mother was not in keeping well and we always need to support our mothers you know because they play a special role no our lives having said that, i was watching the deliberations at the last sfgovtv commission and we have to be very mindful of how we conduct our business when it effects the communities especially a community that is the southeast sector unabout known that played an important role in contributi

i believe we have puc. barbara hail, i don't know if anyone from puc wanted to chime in on anything. >> thank you for the opportunity. i would say as a participant in the working group, we helped prepare the content that you've seen and we're comfortable with that. i do think one of the challenges will be as sfpw just mentioned, the need to increase the capacity at various fascitis because that's a costly endeavor and it will take time. we need to be realistic about the financial outlay as we pursue this important goal. thank you. speaker: great, thank you. thank you for your support on this. so those are all the presentations that i had and it gives our public and our colleagues a high level overview of the important work we're embarking upon, so i want to thank the city departments working with us on this, but of course, it's not just about how it is that we achieve this goal by the year 2020, but how it is that we constantly work as a city together to adapt to whatever newer and improved technologies the

i believe we have puc. barbara hail, i don't know if anyone from puc wanted to chime in on anything. >> thank you for the opportunity. i would say as a participant in the working group, we helped prepare the content that you've seen and we're comfortable with that. i do think one of the challenges will be as sfpw just mentioned, the need to increase the capacity at various fascitis because that's a costly endeavor and it will take time. we need to be realistic about the financial outlay as we pursue this important goal. thank you. speaker: great, thank you. thank you for your support on this. so those are all the presentations that i had and it gives our public and our colleagues a high level overview of the important work we're embarking upon, so i want to thank the city departments working with us on this, but of course, it's not just about how it is that we achieve this goal by the year 2020, but how it is that we constantly work as a city together to adapt to whatever newer and improved technologies the

i believe we have puc. barbara hail, i don't know if anyone from puc wanted to chime in on anything. >> thank you for the opportunity. i would say as a participant in the working group, we helped prepare the content that you've seen and we're comfortable with that. i do think one of the challenges will be as sfpw just mentioned, the need to increase the capacity at various fascitis because that's a costly endeavor and it will take time. we need to be realistic about the financial outlay as we pursue this important goal. thank you. speaker: great, thank you. thank you for your support on this. so those are all the presentations that i had and it gives our public and our colleagues a high level overview of the important work we're embarking upon, so i want to thank the city departments working with us on this, but of course, it's not just about how it is that we achieve this goal by the year 2020, but how it is that we constantly work as a city together to adapt to whatever newer and improved technologies the

do you know if that is a puc asset or a pg & e asset? >> puc.at as part of this effort as we moved into detail design and construction we tried to replace and upgrade lighting in the segments as we look at them but overall that requires coordination with public works and puc. this is plan view on m and o. you see bayshore running north interseblthing with gerold and marin. on gerold there is a free right turn lane, not signalized and there is one signalized right turn lane and traffic going the other way. the near term improvements-we would be leaving the southbound bayshore sidewalk as is and have it continued to use by southbound bicyclist and pedestrians but then we would be widening the northbound bike lane to allow for more flexible use. let me back up for a second. so, we are actually proposing improvements in two phases for segments mn and o. one is appellant only upgrades we think we can implement soon and second set are longer term improvements that require hardscape change jz would take a longer to implement and have more stalshz chang

i believe we have puc. barbara hail, i don't know if anyone from puc wanted to chime in on anything. >> thank you for the opportunity. i would say as a participant in the working group, we helped prepare the content that you've seen and we're comfortable with that. i do think one of the challenges will be as sfpw just mentioned, the need to increase the capacity at various fascitis because that's a costly endeavor and it will take time. we need to be realistic about the financial outlay as we pursue this important goal. thank you. speaker: great, thank you. thank you for your support on this. so those are all the presentations that i had and it gives our public and our colleagues a high level overview of the important work we're embarking upon, so i want to thank the city departments working with us on this, but of course, it's not just about how it is that we achieve this goal by the year 2020, but how it is that we constantly work as a city together to adapt to whatever newer and improved technologies the

i believe we have puc. barbara hail, i don't know if anyone from puc wanted to chime in on anything. >> thank you for the opportunity. i would say as a participant in the working group, we helped prepare the content that you've seen and we're comfortable with that. i do think one of the challenges will be as sfpw just mentioned, the need to increase the capacity at various fascitis because that's a costly endeavor and it will take time. we need to be realistic about the financial outlay as we pursue this important goal. thank you. speaker: great, thank you. thank you for your support on this. so those are all the presentations that i had and it gives our public and our colleagues a high level overview of the important work we're embarking upon, so i want to thank the city departments working with us on this, but of course, it's not just about how it is that we achieve this goal by the year 2020, but how it is that we constantly work as a city together to adapt to whatever newer and improved technologies the

worked on 10 plus puc, lbe contracts. we are doing site maintenance on the [inaudible] chr site and currently the gentlemen behind me are working on

the sf puc has evaluated: and according to mr.city can move forward on leasing those acres for solar power before lease expired and if the going rate for solar lease is around $1000 an acre actually twice what you been earning from chevron those revenues could be billed to the public library, the parks and recreation sector. additionally in the 2015 local agency formation commission gave estimates of job creation that really puts many hundreds potentially of new construction jobs. just to wrap up here, we've so few opportunities to really demonstrate the clear nexus an opportunity to have transition from dirty fuels to clean energy that this really could be an opportunity for san francisco to be a leader as we would like to be at thank you so much for your time. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> i get my name is laura mckinney. i also work for the center for biological diversity in the san francisco ex-pat it moved to the state a few years ago but i'm really proud of san francisco today and i want to thank superviso

>> i deferred to the puc on that matter. >> is the puc here? >> john-with the puc do we can come back and explain how we have that dollar amount could >> if you can be ready to do that tomorrow when we consider the item at the full board all be curious to see what solar comps you have at of current county that would substantiate that. >> we will get that for you >> think it does take public comment. any member of the public like to join us in this conversation? item 2 is open for public comment at seeing none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> all right. colleagues, or supervisor jim peskin motion for this item? >> i move we move this to the full board with a recommendation against the was as a committee report >> as a committee report without that passes >>[gavel] >> clerk item 3 please >> item 3 a ordinance amending the planning code to change the requirement from five-to two years to the student housing >> we have missed andrea powers from supervisor weiner's office. as well as [inaudible]. >> good afternoon pres. cohen and supervisor p

do you know if that is a puc asset or a pg & e asset? >> puc. so, i will say that as part of this effort as we moved into detail design and construction we tried to replace and upgrade lighting in the segments as we look at them but overall that requires coordination with public works and puc. this is plan view on m and o. you see bayshore running north interseblthing with gerold and marin. on gerold there is a free right turn lane, not signalized and there is one signalized right turn lane and traffic going the other way. the near term improvements-we would be leaving the southbound bayshore sidewalk as is and have it continued to use by southbound bicyclist and pedestrians but then we would be widening the northbound bike lane to allow for more flexible use. let me back up for a second. so, we are actually proposing improvements in two phases for segments mn and o. one is appellant only upgrades we think we can implement soon and second set are longer term improvements that require hardscape change jz would take a longer to implement and have

meeting of the puc to order madam secretary call roll marry commissioner moran commissioner courtney commissioner caen and commissioner vietor are excused we have quorum thank you, commissioners you have the minutes from the october 11th any additions, deletions, or changes. >> i'll move the minutes. >> second. >> a motion any comment any any public comment? >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? the minutes are adopted public school item 4 this is a chance for people to talk about items on the jurisdiction and the first one is mr. da costa. >> welcome. >> commissioners for the most part i first and foremost i want to express my sentiments to our general manager you know his mother was not in keeping well and we always need to support our mothers you know because they play a special role no our lives having said that, i was watching the deliberations at the last sfgovtv commission and we have to be very mindful of how we conduct our business when it effects the communities especially a community that is the southeast sector unabout known that played an important role in contributi

resolution passed its by the advisory committee on october 18th this year this was a resolution urging the puc for environmental review for a new community center in the southeast community in particular, the resolution has quite a few of the whereas's hopeful a lot of communication at the cac but want to note the two roasted the advisory committee which was created to give voice to the community and the residents urges the sfpuc to initiative the environmental review. a community center that benefits the existing residents and have age intern green house program and be it therefore resolved the cac yourselves the legacy of the bayview hunters point in the southeast community facility her the litigation agreement is fulfilled and oversight for the community and support >> community center that provides workforce and educational opportunity for the residents of the southeast san francisco so the cac was proud to act on that and wanted to make sure you're fully aware of if. >> thank you very much. >> any other public comment on communication items okay. seeing none is there any other commission

resolution passed its by the advisory committee on october 18th this year this was a resolution urging the puc for environmental review for a new community center in the southeast community in particular, the resolution has quite a few of the whereas's hopeful a lot of communication at the cac but want to note the two roasted the advisory committee which was created to give voice to the community and the residents urges the sfpuc to initiative the environmental review. a community center that benefits the existing residents and have age intern green house program and be it therefore resolved the cac yourselves the legacy of the bayview hunters point in the southeast community facility her the litigation agreement is fulfilled and oversight for the community and support >> community center that provides workforce and educational opportunity for the residents of the southeast san francisco so the cac was proud to act on that and wanted to make sure you're fully aware of if. >> thank you very much. >> any other public comment on communication items okay. seeing none is there any other commission

thousands of homeowners who signed contracts but hadn't gotten their solar system installed....befo re the puc changed the rates and made it less affordable. ((4:41 michel nelson/solar customer: "they said just stand by and you're on hold and we'll just let you know what happens later on.")) starting today, origional customers like nelson who were grandfathered under the more favorable rates are getting their systems. ((3:56 paul joncich: "do you trust that you're locked into that rate? michel: "i do i've got a contract that's signed so i trust it.")) after laying off hundreds of dozen back. employees like johnny alapai, who had to leave his family to find work in texas. ((8:17 paul: "so you work during the week doing solar, and you come back here on the weekends to see your family." johnny: "yes yeah, every weekend.")) alapai and the others are happy to be working in nevada again. (( : kevin geraghty/nv energy: "customers with applications for solar systems under the old net metering rates, should have recieved an n.v. energy letter last week . that letter decribes everythying those customers

we see a path forward partnering with puc power division to reduce the carbon emissions coming off mission rock off the san francisco average which is already 58 percent below a u.s. baseline of carbon emissions for building. this is a extraordinary and will require a deep commitment to maintaining these goals, but it is the level and scale of a project of this size that allows us to do so. i think the legacy of mission rock sustainability and ports xhilt to this will be a really wonderful legacy that we can pursue together. of course perhaps the most challenging environmental consideration we have is sea level rise and spent a lot of time on this already today. the port overall so just a little bit of snap shot how mission rock is planning to deal with sea level rise. we are raising the site to withstand 66 inches of sea level rise. the site will be graded up slowly so there won't be a boundary edge. the yellow will stay as currently existing grade, transition up over the green blocks and then the blue you see in the center is where the full center of the site is raised to that safe and p

and drainage issues that will be creating a new path that is prone to flooding we need to work with puc but the striping requests should be coming forward next. >> the intuts the cross over sounds like you guys are working on that. >> any questions or comments we want to thank you and the whole staff for working on a lot of the laurel heights the committee is working on for years with that, we open up for public comment anyone wish to comment on item number 4? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> same house, same call? >> same house, same call? all right. so moved. >> mr. clerk, call item 5. >> update on the subway master plan an informational item. >> good morning, commissioners matt long-range manager planning and with michael from the san francisco transportation authority on a possible component of san francisco's transportation future significant specifically subways and want to knowledge the planning department in this work as well the subway division is generated out of an ordinance by supervisor wiener isn't fall of 2015 and supervisor wiener is really about not losing mome

>> i deferred to the puc on that matter. >> is the puc here? >> john-with the puc do we can come back and explain how we have that dollar amount could >> if you can be ready to do that tomorrow when we consider the item at the full board all be curious to see what solar comps you have at of current county that would substantiate that. >> we will get that for you >> think it does take public comment. any member of the public like to join us in this conversation? item 2 is open for public comment at seeing none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> all right. colleagues, or supervisor jim peskin motion for this item? >> i move we move this to the full board with a recommendation against the was as a committee report >> as a committee report without that passes >>[gavel] >> clerk item 3 please >> item 3 a ordinance amending the planning code to change the requirement from five-to two years to the student housing >> we have missed andrea powers from supervisor weiner's office. as well as [inaudible]. >> good afternoon pres. cohen and supervisor p

do you know if that is a puc asset or a pg & e asset? >> puc. so, i will say that as part of this effort as we moved into detail design and construction we tried to replace and upgrade lighting in the segments as we look at them but overall that requires coordination with public works and puc. this is plan view on m and o. you see bayshore running north interseblthing with gerold and marin. on gerold there is a free right turn lane, not signalized and there is one signalized right turn lane and traffic going the other way. the near term improvements-we would be leaving the southbound bayshore sidewalk as is and have it continued to use by southbound bicyclist and pedestrians but then we would be widening the northbound bike lane to allow for more flexible use. let me back up for a second. so, we are actually proposing improvements in two phases for segments mn and o. one is appellant only upgrades we think we can implement soon and second set are longer term improvements that require hardscape change jz would take a longer to implement and have

do you know if that is a puc asset or a pg & e asset? >> puc. so, i will say that as part of this effort as we moved into detail design and construction we tried to replace and upgrade lighting in the segments as we look at them but overall that requires coordination with public works and puc. this is plan view on m and o. you see bayshore running north interseblthing with gerold and marin. on gerold there is a free right turn lane, not signalized and there is one signalized right turn lane and traffic going the other way. the near term improvements-we would be leaving the southbound bayshore sidewalk as is and have it continued to use by southbound bicyclist and pedestrians but then we would be widening the northbound bike lane to allow for more flexible use. let me back up for a second. so, we are actually proposing improvements in two phases for segments mn and o. one is appellant only upgrades we think we can implement soon and second set are longer term improvements that require hardscape change jz would take a longer to implement and have

do you know if that is a puc asset or a pg & e asset? >> puc. so, i will say that as part of this effort as we moved into detail design and construction we tried to replace and upgrade lighting in the segments as we look at them but overall that requires coordination with public works and puc. this is plan view on m and o. you see bayshore running north interseblthing with gerold and marin. on gerold there is a free right turn lane, not signalized and there is one signalized right turn lane and traffic going the other way. the near term improvements-we would be leaving the southbound bayshore sidewalk as is and have it continued to use by southbound bicyclist and pedestrians but then we would be widening the northbound bike lane to allow for more flexible use. let me back up for a second. so, we are actually proposing improvements in two phases for segments mn and o. one is appellant only upgrades we think we can implement soon and second set are longer term improvements that require hardscape change jz would take a longer to implement and have

>> i deferred to the puc on that matter. >> is the puc here?-with the puc do we can come back and explain how we have that dollar amount could >> if you can be ready to do that tomorrow when we consider the item at the full board all be curious to see what solar comps you have at of current county that would substantiate that. >> we will get that for you >> think it does take public comment. any member of the public like to join us in this conversation? item 2 is open for public comment at seeing none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> all right. colleagues, or supervisor jim peskin motion for this item? >> i move we move this to the full board with a recommendation against the was as a committee report >> as a committee report without that passes >>[gavel] >> clerk item 3 please >> item 3 a ordinance amending the planning code to change the requirement from five-to two years to the student housing >> we have missed andrea powers from supervisor weiner's office. as well as [inaudible]. >> good afternoon pres. cohen and supervisor peskin. s

the tunnel's two-year warranty coming up, engineers with the puc were anxious to see how it was faringhe engineers are very curious to see if there's any small cracks in the tunnel. >> reporter: instead of draining 10 million gallons of water and sending crews inside, the puc turned the technology. >> we're using a remotely operated vehicle called the falcon. >> reporter: crews employed the kind of underwater device used to find sunken ship wrecks to probe all five miles of the tunnel stretching across the bay. >> the rov is outfitted with three different cameras, two of them are hd. >> reporter: workers -- >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, neighbors say, not in my backyard. opponents say a new east bay shelter can save lives, but it's putting others at risk. >>> and the vice president elect goes out for a night on the town to take in a broadway show. what happened next has gone viral. >>> plus, kanye west goes on a political rant at a concert in the south bay. for many, a rant from kanye is not surprising but what he said was. take a live look outside...... san jos

worked on 10 plus puc, lbe contracts. today we are doing site maintenance on the [inaudible] chr site and currently the gentlemen behind me are working on every moving and basic specs of plants. in order to be success you need to work hard, bid low and keep a look at the sfpuc website for future bidding opportunity. >> this is a successful program because it provides opportunities to regional communities that might not have opportunities to work for large scale projects. the sfpuc is a fortunate agency we have a lot of capital program that span over 7 counties who also to see how some businesses like [inaudible] and bio mass started as small micro businesses grow and expand and stay in the program and work on several projects before they graduate from the program. that is what warms my heart. >> my name is college willkerson, the principle for bio mass. bio mass has been in business since 2006. 3 partners. small businesses fill a niche but apply and being a part of the program helped us be more visible and show the city a

>> i deferred to the puc on that matter. >> is the puc here? >> john-with the puc do we can come back and explain how we have that dollar amount could >> if you can be ready to do that tomorrow when we consider the item at the full board all be curious to see what solar comps you have at of current county that would substantiate that. >> we will get that for you >> think it does take public comment. any member of the public like to join us in this conversation? item 2 is open for public comment at seeing none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> all right. colleagues, or supervisor jim peskin motion for this item? >> i move we move this to the full board with a recommendation against the was as a committee report >> as a committee report without that passes >>[gavel] >> clerk item 3 please >> item 3 a ordinance amending the planning code to change the requirement from five-to two years to the student housing >> we have missed andrea powers from supervisor weiner's office. as well as [inaudible]. >> good afternoon pres. cohen and supervisor p

we may have presented to you at some point that mission valencia green project which is led by the puc was doing some storm water treatments as well as a new plaza. some greenery and other things and this is on the stretch of lancia largely from shop is down to mission. but this second bike lane relatively new here get used in other parts of the world so everyone knows it raises the bike a couple of inches above the pavement so it's kind of a partly step between the pavement and the curb to provide more spatial protection and more visible protection for cyclists. really, for everybody it's much easier to see if you're driving or walking as well. so we should have this project done later this month. until then the bike lane is available for folks to read but the design will change once the construction is done. we do want folks to use extra care during construction but exciting to see this going in as part of this larger project which will make that area a lot nicer and be a whole lot safer which is great. next on turk street in the tenderloin this is going from mason to poke we will so

and drainage issues that will be creating a new path that is prone to flooding we need to work with puc but the striping requests should be coming forward next. >> the intuts the cross over sounds like you guys are working on that. >> any questions or comments we want to thank you and the whole staff for working on a lot of the laurel heights the committee is working on for years with that, we open up for public comment anyone wish to comment on item number 4? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> same house, same call? >> same house, same call? all right. so moved. >> mr. clerk, call item 5. >> update on the subway master plan an informational item. >> good morning, commissioners matt long-range manager planning and with michael from the san francisco transportation authority on a possible component of san francisco's transportation future significant specifically subways and want to knowledge the planning department in this work as well the subway division is generated out of an ordinance by supervisor wiener isn't fall of 2015 and supervisor wiener is really about not losing mome

internal controls that is for the audit for the fiscal year 2017 our recorded is the highlight for the puc for the external parties and summarizes the audit and the information to date 6 month calendar for all projects thank you. >> as highlighted in the executive summary 35 projects in stages of progress of total 5 were completed in one and each are in progress as we continue we have a number of projects definitely increased as more supplies audits are announced in the audit took place. >> so a typo the 5 audits were that of the management of - the self-certification for the north america monitoring program the second audit a series of audits by the financial services team for the fiscal year 2016-2017 for each of the watermelon and hetch hetchy enterprises the auditor completed the phase two of the health program pursue looking at to quarter one and two and beyond the following are anticipated franchisees for the energy center for the completion in quarter two with a internal audit and the performance audit for go solar program for rebate incentives and the audit in practices processing

and drainage issues that will be creating a new path that is prone to flooding we need to work with puc but the striping requests should be coming forward next. >> the intuts the cross over sounds like you guys are working on that. >> any questions or comments we want to thank you and the whole staff for working on a lot of the laurel heights the committee is working on for years with that, we open up for public comment anyone wish to comment on item number 4? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> same house, same call? >> same house, same call? all right. so moved. >> mr. clerk, call item 5. >> update on the subway master plan an informational item. >> good morning, commissioners matt long-range manager planning and with michael from the san francisco transportation authority on a possible component of san francisco's transportation future significant specifically subways and want to knowledge the planning department in this work as well the subway division is generated out of an ordinance by supervisor wiener isn't fall of 2015 and supervisor wiener is really about not losing mome

interestly enough rks the puc charges them for putting that water in the waste water system. same with 101 first street. what i cant find and found correspondence is the dewatering records for the building of the salesforce tower at transbay. what i have been able to find is a series of e-mails that indicate that the monthly reports have not been forthcoming for some 15 months. i see e-mails from brian coon to the contractor saying that they meter broken and going on for a long time. i don't think mr. brigser are you in a position to answer this? do you know anything about that? >> i am looking at the same corresponds nss. as far as i know we don't have it data but requested it. >> but as the permitting agency, when i read the permitatize says if you don't get what you want you can cancel the permit. dbi has certain rights. given that all this is happening right now in the real-time and building is continuing to sink you think that somebody somewhere in this government other than a member of the legislative branch of government or supervisor breed and i have the ability to as

do you know if that is a puc asset or a pg & e asset? >> puc.o, i will say that as part of this effort as we moved into detail design and construction we tried to replace and upgrade lighting in the segments as we look at them but overall that requires coordination with public works and puc. this is plan view on m and o. you see bayshore running north interseblthing with gerold and marin. on gerold there is a free right turn lane, not signalized and there is one signalized right turn lane and traffic going the other way. the near term improvements-we would be leaving the southbound bayshore sidewalk as is and have it continued to use by southbound bicyclist and pedestrians but then we would be widening the northbound bike lane to allow for more flexible use. let me back up for a second. so, we are actually proposing improvements in two phases for segments mn and o. one is appellant only upgrades we think we can implement soon and second set are longer term improvements that require hardscape change jz would take a longer to implement and have mo

they remember -- the emergency center filed a complaint with the puc after outages affected a dozen agencies for a week. >>> a family in lions is going home for the first time since -- material, labor and equipment all donated to rebuild the home from the ground up. the construction company milan and white handed the keys over. and it's twice the size of the original home. excited they're going to be home for the holidays. >>> and now to the first blizzard of the season. colorado, not the only state affected by this. >> other states got pounded by this cold blast. in our state two people because of snowy conditions. >> it was slippery and dangerous. >> in wyoming and here in lorado cars were spinning and slide and stalling out in the snow. and chaining mandatory in the mountains. and i-70 was shut down. we said we hope all the snow won't come down at once and -- >> it was 2 inches, but because of the conditions and how fast it happened during that afternoon and early evening commute, it made for a mess. just 36 hours ago, it was 80 degrees in denver. this morning, we're starting off 60 degre

of course at the puc we recommend that you store our wonderful delicious tap water. it's free.omes out of the tap and you can store it in any plastic container, a clean plastic container for up to 6 months. so find a container, fill it with water and label it and rotate it out. i use it to water my garden. >> of course everyone has plastic bottles which we are not really promoting but it is a common way to store it. >> yes. it's an easy way to pick up bottles to store it. just make sure you check the label. this one says june 2013. so convenient you have an end date on it. >> and there are other places where people have water stored in their houses. >> sure. if you have a water heater or access to the water heater to your house, you can drink that water and you can also drink the water that the in the tank of your toilet. ; not the bowl but in your tank. in any case if you are not totally sure about the age of your water or if you are not sure about it being totally clean, you can treat your water at home. there is two ways that you can treat your water at home and one is to us

the san francisco through the puc is also looking at these projects and san francisco and amsterdam are sister cities in this regard. switching scales, the nether land has major rivers that are impacted by intense rain fall. to combait the flood risk, the dutch government create adprogram called [inaudible] for the river, which is a great name. it has the goal of increasing river flow by 10 percent without increasing the height of the dikes. one of the major projects is located in nimeen, where a bottleneck exists on the rirfb wall. the project created a by-pass through the bottleneck creating a island and major new recreational water park for the area and this is the before and this is the after. the historic city is on the left of the river. that island is envisioned to become a new part the city and connected by two visually stunning bridges that were also part of the project. someone who spent quite a bit of his career designing bridges i was fascinated with bridges and the fact that there was such design skill and architecture devoteed to these bridges. it added to the space and th