so that in a nutshell is the roles and responsibilities and duties of the puc liaison. and i can answer any and all questions you may have. maureen, do i take it away? >> there is nobody on the public comment link? >> president feinstein: thank you, madame secretary. public comment is therefore closed. and as soon as -- i can see everybody again. questions or comments from the commissioners? commissioner cleaveland? >> commissioner cleaveland: madame president, and thank you chief o'connor. great report. great update. we have needed this for some time. and i had a quick question. and that is do you think we'll be able to have that comprehensive city-wide plan done by december 31st of this year? >> absolutely. we're already working on estimates for the distance between hydrants right now and pipe overlays in the richmond and the hunter point area. and trying to give a robust presentation to supervisors to show what we need and need to do. i'm confident it will be done. it's in the early initial draft stages, but i think by december 31st it shouldn't be a problem at all.

to a party and they ordered pucs. he booked an advertising expense in the accounting records. starting in 2016 they paid larger annual project expenses to ycd. before and after they were charges pc for a party honoring pucs head. he took control for his wife. this commission certified a statement that fees for crickets for another help with education and trainings provided by a governmental trade organize or association. is this an appropriate expenditure. i hope you look into these farther. thank you very much. next caller i opened your line you have two minutes. next caller, you there. third caller, i opened your line. you have two minutes. >> thank you, commissioner. good afternoon. i hope you are doing well. i'd like to bring to your attention i have asked at least twice in the past it includes the communication and correspondent letters or e-mails as part of the passage when i look at a specific correspondent that's a total waist of time. what is it going to take the public agencies you can save your time and our

so that in a nutshell is the roles and responsibilities and duties of the puc liaison. and i can answer any and all questions you may have. maureen, do i take it away? >> there is nobody on the public comment link? >> president feinstein: thank you, madame secretary. public comment is therefore closed. and as soon as -- i can see everybody again. questions or comments from the commissioners? commissioner cleaveland? >> commissioner cleaveland: madame president, and thank you chief o'connor. great report. great update. we have needed this for some time. and i had a quick question. and that is do you think we'll be able to have that comprehensive city-wide plan done by december 31st of this year? >> absolutely. we're already working on estimates for the distance between hydrants right now and pipe overlays in the richmond and the hunter point area. and trying to give a robust presentation to supervisors to show what we need and need to do. i'm confident it will be done. it's in the early initial draft stages, but i think by december 31st it shouldn't be a problem at all.

so that in a nutshell is the roles and responsibilities and duties of the puc liaison. and i can answer any and all questions you may have. maureen, do i take it away? >> there is nobody on the public comment link? >> president feinstein: thank you, madame secretary. public comment is therefore closed. and as soon as -- i can see everybody again. questions or comments from the commissioners? commissioner cleaveland? >> commissioner cleaveland: madame president, and thank you chief o'connor. great report. great update. we have needed this for some time. and i had a quick question. and that is do you think we'll be able to have that comprehensive city-wide plan done by december 31st of this year? >> absolutely. we're already working on estimates for the distance between hydrants right now and pipe overlays in the richmond and the hunter point area. and trying to give a robust presentation to supervisors to show what we need and need to do. i'm confident it will be done. it's in the early initial draft stages, but i think by december 31st it shouldn't be a problem at all.

so that in a nutshell is the roles and responsibilities and duties of the puc liaison. can answer any and all questions you may have. maureen, do i take it away? >> there is nobody on the public comment link? >> president feinstein: thank you, madame secretary. public comment is therefore closed. and as soon as -- i can see everybody again. questions or comments from the commissioners? commissioner cleaveland? >> commissioner cleaveland: madame president, and thank you chief o'connor. great report. great update. we have needed this for some time. and i had a quick question. and that is do you think we'll be able to have that comprehensive city-wide plan done by december 31st of this year? >> absolutely. we're already working on estimates for the distance between hydrants right now and pipe overlays in the richmond and the hunter point area. and trying to give a robust presentation to supervisors to show what we need and need to do. i'm confident it will be done. it's in the early initial draft stages, but i think by december 31st it shouldn't be a problem at all. >> com

the resolution approves the amount and between the puc and for electric supply to treasure island. the term would be extended to 2554 and the increase is $7.7 million to 20.7 million and show that increase on page for support and we recommend our approval. >> great. supervisor mar? >> thanks, chair haney. i think it's really interesting just to learn about this agreement if and it sound like a really good deal. it is good to know it is hydroelectricity. and i guess it looks like it's supposedly low cost. i just had a question about that, and what is the -- can you speak a little bit of a low coast and to go to other agreements that the puc has with other providers. so in terms of address are and because of the disagreement we're able to charge and for about 40% less than what pg&e charge. >> and you mentioned in your presentation the option to exit from the agreement and also that hetch hetchy power is looking at providing electricity to treasure island. i guess my question is, why would -- what would be reasons why we would want to exit this -- what seems like a really good deal f

the resolution approves the amount and between the puc and for electric supply to treasure island. the term would be extended to 2554 and the increase is $7.7 million to 20.7 million and show that increase on page for support and we recommend our approval. >> great. supervisor mar? >> thanks, chair haney. i think it's really interesting just to learn about this agreement if and it sound like a really good deal. it is good to know it is hydroelectricity. and i guess it looks like it's supposedly low cost. i just had a question about that, and what is the -- can you speak a little bit of a low coast and to go to other agreements that the puc has with other providers. so in terms of address are and because of the disagreement we're able to charge and for about 40% less than what pg&e charge. >> and you mentioned in your presentation the option to exit from the agreement and also that hetch hetchy power is looking at providing electricity to treasure island. i guess my question is, why would -- what would be reasons why we would want to exit this -- what seems like a really good deal f

anymore questions or comments related to the puc? seeing none, we thank you acting director carlin for your work and your team as well. i'm going to make a motion to file the hearing. is there a second? seconded by president walton. roll call vote please. >> clerk: (roll call) five ayes. >> supervisor haney: the hearing will be filed and thank you again acting director carlin and team. i'm sure we will see you soon. madam clerk, please call item 2. >> clerk: hearing on the fiscal years 2021-2022 fixed two year budgets and mid cycle budget update from the airport. members who wish to provide public comment on this item call 415-655-0001, id 187 707 6356. >> supervisor haney: we have the airport team here. >> good afternoon chair haney and members of the board. good to be with you this afternoon. i have members of my team here as well. my finance director rhonda chu is also here. if i can get control, i will start my presentation. >> clerk: you already have permission. >> there we go. thank you. and we will get started. glad to be with

the resolution approves the amount and between the puc and for electric supply to treasure island. the term would be extended to 2554 and the increase is $7.7 million to 20.7 million and show that increase on page for support and we recommend our approval. >> great. supervisor mar? >> thanks, chair haney. i think it's really interesting just to learn about this agreement if and it sound like a really good deal. it is good to know it is hydroelectricity. and i guess it looks like it's supposedly low cost. i just had a question about that, and what is the -- can you speak a little bit of a low coast and to go to other agreements that the puc has with other providers. so in terms of address are and because of the disagreement we're able to charge and for about 40% less than what pg&e charge. >> and you mentioned in your presentation the option to exit from the agreement and also that hetch hetchy power is looking at providing electricity to treasure island. i guess my question is, why would -- what would be reasons why we would want to exit this -- what seems like a really good deal f

anymore questions or comments related to the puc? seeing none, we thank you acting director carlin for your work and your team as well. i'm going to make a motion to file the hearing. is there a second? seconded by president walton. roll call vote please. >> clerk: (roll call) five ayes. >> supervisor haney: the hearing will be filed and thank you again acting director carlin and team. i'm sure we will see you soon. madam clerk, please call item 2. >> clerk: hearing on the fiscal years 2021-2022 fixed two year budgets and mid cycle budget update from the airport. members who wish to provide public comment on this item call 415-655-0001, id 187 707 6356. >> supervisor haney: we have the airport team here. >> good afternoon chair haney and members of the board. good to be with you this afternoon. i have members of my team here as well. my finance director rhonda chu is also here. if i can get control, i will start my presentation. >> clerk: you already have permission. >> there we go. thank you. and we will get started. glad to be with

this week the president will start making his case to fub puc about why so much spending is needed rightosal will focus on education, child care, boosting social spending programs. then there's the other $2.3 trillion effort to repair infrastructure, something that both parties say they are interested in working on. white house officials insist there is room here for a bipartisan deal. >> i think the american people are long overdue. they've been promised that their infrastructure will be fixed for 50 years. where is the delivery on that? i think that's what this is all about. >> reporter: but some conservatives argue the proposed new programs could make too many americans dependent on the government and then think about the price tag. even with corporate taxes going up for some american corporations, republicans are outraged here. >> the amount of spending like someone with a new credit card and these are for things that we don't necessarily need many we certainly can't afford. but they're going to delight the liberal left of the party. >> reporter: now, there are some indications that

mayor london braid recently named dennis herrera as general manager for the puc. conservation and say they want someone who is more environmentally friendly. one of boeing's largest customers is threatening to refuse delivery. emirates says it going does not provide it with performance. details of the triple seven ex jets it will not accept the deliveries. test flights began last year. the airline says it still has not received information on the jets engines. boeing has been developing the new jet, with the goal of releasing a two years from now, which is later than originally planned. happening today. caltrain will last for public opinion on its plan to continue discounting the cost of its monthly pascal train cut the cost by 20% but that price cut expires at the end of september, and now there's a proposal to continue it through june of 2023 caltrain wants to extend the lower fares as a way to encourage people to return. the public transit as they start to pick up their old habits and schedules yet again, and the smart train and marine in sonoma counties alread

only pg&e can disconnect customers under the authority that it has through the california puc so even as far as the services, we cannot disconnect customers, but i can speak to the board's ability to mandate a stop to disconnections. >> chairman: thanks. well, let's hope the governor listens to the resolution and we're not in the position where we need to, but certainly appreciate your leadership, supervisor chan, on this as well as whatever further stuff you think is warranted once you see what the state does. i ran the tenant rights organization on a hot line that heard from thousands of people across the state every year and utility shutoffs and the trauma of especially for folks with seniors, folks with disabilities and children in their households is one of the just most stressful and harmful thing and, you know, as supervisor chan, we've worked together on this in the rent context and supervisor mandelman as well around, there's one discussion around debt. right. and there's another discussion in the rent context or on just keeping your home. and, in this context, not cutting of

we primarily manage paving projects and then we also do some sewer projects for the puc as well as some transportation streets get projects for the mta, as far as major capital projects. we don't have -- we've pulled projects for districts 3 and district 6. we don't have anything too big happening currently which are the green locations. our major projects in the near term would more affect soma which we have a pretty big soma street scape project that we're working on with the sfmta that i believe we're scheduled to start construction in 2022. and better market street from 4th to 8th which we're hoping to advertise later this year. so those are the big ones. there's a couple of other minor various locations, projects, but, of course, we tried and minimized the projects and work with to accommodate any small businesses or major businesses in the downtown to make sure that people can get to their working environments and also, i would just add that functional infrastructure is important for our economic recovery as well and it's important to turn on the taps. >> supervisor safai: okay. w

only pg&e can disconnect customers under the authority that it has through the california puc so even as far as the services, we cannot disconnect customers, but i can speak to the board's ability to mandate a stop to disconnections. >> chairman: thanks. well, let's hope the governor listens to the resolution and we're not in the position where we need to, but certainly appreciate your leadership, supervisor chan, on this as well as whatever further stuff you think is warranted once you see what the state does. i ran the tenant rights organization on a hot line that heard from thousands of people across the state every year and utility shutoffs and the trauma of especially for folks with seniors, folks with disabilities and children in their households is one of the just most stressful and harmful thing and, you know, as supervisor chan, we've worked together on this in the rent context and supervisor mandelman as well around, there's one discussion around debt. right. and there's another discussion in the rent context or on just keeping your home. and, in this context, not cutting of

the puc estimates these changes could double the amount of water savings and new residential and mixed use buildings to 30% of total indoor portable water demand and offset up to 75% of total indoor portable water demand in new commercial building up from the 15% conserved under current requirements and these additional savings would offset the water use of roughly 5,500 san francisco residents a day. as i mentioned, in addition to expanding the rezoos requirements we often need to revisit our recycled water program. since 1991 the recycled water ordinance required designated areas to restall pipes and so far the city has not been able to deliver a supply of recycled water to the building. we've made some progress in the area of irrigation and in 2012, we reused water and golf courses and a portion of sharp park golf course in pacific a which is served by the p., u.c. delivering recycled water to golden gate park, linkin park golf course and the san francisco zoo. we have a long, long way to go to realize the intention and vis vision of the 1991 ordinance and updating that vision to me

dialed free 11 -7 digit number because it's easier to connect when we need to report something to the puc because 311 will go throughon the cell phones . >> director beck: we do have a number of verizon towers on island. it's the most recent one that was installed was installed next to the old firehouse area you can follow up with them and see if they're interested in bringing additional facilities again but that's something i would have to dwell upon. >> president tsen: can i answer this question? >> this is one area that during my san francisco planning commission days were instrumental in some of the subject matter you're talking about . i think it's important at some point, not today to have a presentation on what the utilities are going to be like on the island.we know from mainland san francisco we have all the internet carriers. they do not operate everywhere. have comcast, all of them are using everything from their internet and also the licensing and location of some of these towers because of governmental issues, it is something we should look at what i for one would to look at

only pg&e can disconnect customers under the authority that it has through the california puc so even as far as the services, we cannot disconnect customers, but i can speak to the board's ability to mandate a stop to disconnections. >> chairman: thanks. well, let's hope the governor listens to the resolution and we're not in the position where we need to, but certainly appreciate your leadership, supervisor chan, on this as well as whatever further stuff you think is warranted once you see what the state does. i ran the tenant rights organization on a hot line that heard from thousands of people across the state every year and utility shutoffs and the trauma of especially for folks with seniors, folks with disabilities and children in their households is one of the just most stressful and harmful thing and, you know, as supervisor chan, we've worked together on this in the rent context and supervisor mandelman as well around, there's one discussion around debt. right. and there's another discussion in the rent context or on just keeping your home. and, in this context, not cutting of

the resolution approves the amount and between the puc and for electric supply to treasure island. the term would be extended to 2554 and the increase is $7.7 million to 20.7 million and show that increase on page for support and we recommend our approval. >> great. supervisor mar? >> thanks, chair haney. i think it's really interesting just to learn about this agreement if and it sound like a really good deal. it is good to know it is hydroelectricity. and i guess it looks like it's supposedly low cost. i just had a question about that, and what is the -- can you speak a little bit of a low coast and to go to other agreements that the puc has with other providers. so in terms of address are and because of the disagreement we're able to charge and for about 40% less than what pg&e charge. >> and you mentioned in your presentation the option to exit from the agreement and also that hetch hetchy power is looking at providing electricity to treasure island. i guess my question is, why would -- what would be reasons why we would want to exit this -- what seems like a really good deal f