sometimes on puc land sometimes not. >> yes. that does in the make sense in your reasoning you presented j. sure. in that circumstance these i believe supervisor you are referring to the goal line and tumble weed projects that were approved by our commission and the board so thank you for that. and that circumstance we are partnering with a collection of other cca's through the joint power authority california community power. and in that setting, we were able to shape the rfo process and the expectations together with our partners. we were able to say to them, we will need 90 days between commitment of the counter party to move through our -- approval process. so we got that 90 day commitment going in that rfo process. that is a -- an important element, the fact we got the 90 day agreement up front. we have included those contracts. as form agreements in this delegation authority request. and we have dhan in part because which 90 day matters? right? if -- familiar the 90 days happen the board budget consideration and recess per

i want to give you details about the corruption still going on at the puc.e need to have a meeting on what is happening in yosemite area because of the fires. and all of you who think you are wise, we learn that having done right by the first people. you have not done right by the first people. you have polluted the water and now you're going to suffer the consequences. and get back to the community benefits, i would like to speak to the general manager, only half an hour to pin point to him who fought for the community benefits and who is getting it one our children and single mother are suffering. >> sorry, caller your time is expired. next caller, you have two minutes. >> speaker: good afternoon, commissioners and chairman. i'm nathan rangle i'm president of california out doors i've spoken to you a couple of times over the last few months. we're representing commercial outdoor providers including the outfiters on the calamee river and i want to thank you, as the earlier individual, i want to thank you for the continued flows that we receive on that resou

and then we will mitt to the puc. the preferred portfolio tie sensity, update its renewable and city and state policy goals. and next slide. so, just to state again that preferred portfolio will tie together everything that i just presented and will submit when we submit will serve as a resource road map for clean power for the next 2 years of purchasing and energy resource development activities to meet program goals through 20 forty-two 32. we talk more after we hear from my colleague peter on the stake holder engagement. >> thank you, cheryl. good morning, great to see you. i'm peter the communication manager for clean energy perhaps at the san francisco public utility's. i will have an over video on community engagement we conducted date it is important that we hear from the community and our customers in developing the integrated resource plan and selecting a port foal yao to mitt. and since our last irp in 2020 we expanded the engagement and the time line of our out reach. based on feedback we received from comm

and then we will mitt to the puc. the preferred portfolio tie sensity, update its renewable and city and state policy goals. and next slide. so, just to state again that preferred portfolio will tie together everything that i just presented and will submit when we submit will serve as a resource road map for clean power for the next 2 years of purchasing and energy resource development activities to meet program goals through 20 forty-two 32. we talk more after we hear from my colleague peter on the stake holder engagement. >> thank you, cheryl. good morning, great to see you. i'm peter the communication manager for clean energy perhaps at the san francisco public utility's. i will have an over video on community engagement we conducted date it is important that we hear from the community and our customers in developing the integrated resource plan and selecting a port foal yao to mitt. and since our last irp in 2020 we expanded the engagement and the time line of our out reach. based on feedback we received from comm

bargo from puc here to present. no?ere anyone from the puc that is here to present on this item? >> yes, i do see- >> i'm here. >> okay, great. >> good morning madam chair, supervisors. tony barto, puc real estate. may i have the slides please? >> give me one moment and i will find the right one. >> okay. >> hi, tony this is jeremy, i can present the slides if needed. >> okay, please. please do. thank you. so, the item before you is the proposed sale of 11 thousand square foot city owned parcel to santa clara water district or valley water. next slide, please. this is a depiction of the real property owned by the city through its public utility commission located in the city of sunnyvale nearby munzano way. the property is improved with the service road, which provides access to santa clara valley water district facility with a concrete ramp structure that is a segment of a bicycle pedestrian trail currently under license to the city of sunnyvale. next slide, please. the puc has no utility use for the property deemed un

i think, you know, i expect him to know people in the puc. i did not expect him, probably relatives, 10% of san francisco. but all of that going on. but much more outside the city and so when you become general manager of the puc you are a member of all kinds of organizations, typically four letter acronyms, normally with a w in them, so aqua and all the rest of them, and michael knew everybody and i could never figure out why and whether that was important, other than socially. then i realized that as things came up, michael could say oh, you are thinking about, seattle is doing this, d.c. doing this, denver, tampa, what about san diego, and hands out to all the water agencies in the country to help us do what we do the best. and then federal and state regulatory agencies and looking at trying to do the water rebuild, we get together with our staff, our engineers, our water people, our environmental people and talk about the goals and what the project would do and then turn to michael and steve and tim and is that going to fly. who is it goi

puc employees are prohibited director where the money should go. it is voluntary provision and i'll talk about a new idea that came from director pellem and staff how to make that more probust. the commitments become part of the contract and it is up to the puc to enforce those. as you know, the controller office conducted a audit of this program. last year and in some time in december came up with the audit and had 7 recommendations. they really revolved around transparency and enforcement and so we have taken steps to address those . the first thing we did is general manager harrera directed staff to agree to every audit recommendation and to begin to enforce those. that began right away. we recently did the first 6 month update where we are either have completed or in the process of on all 7. let me talk about what those particular things are. on enforcement, it turned out of 8 contracts with a cip, there were 4 or 5 contracts that have gone through the life of the span and the firms had not done the things they committed to do. and there were n

bargo from puc here to present. no?ere anyone from the puc that is here to present on this item? >> yes, i do see- >> i'm here. >> okay, great. >> good morning madam chair, supervisors. tony barto, puc real estate. may i have the slides please? >> give me one moment and i will find the right one. >> okay. >> hi, tony this is jeremy, i can present the slides if needed. >> okay, please. please do. thank you. so, the item before you is the proposed sale of 11 thousand square foot city owned parcel to santa clara water district or valley water. next slide, please. this is a depiction of the real property owned by the city through its public utility commission located in the city of sunnyvale nearby munzano way. the property is improved with the service road, which provides access to santa clara valley water district facility with a concrete ramp structure that is a segment of a bicycle pedestrian trail currently under license to the city of sunnyvale. next slide, please. the puc has no utility use for the property deemed un

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puc recommended approval on may 24th of this year. the final slide 7, so -- to recap. for item 4, which saturday residence lulgz of intent we would request that the mittee amend the resolution of intent on page 7, line 23. to add september 20th. as the public hearing date to consider the ordinance. and we would then ask the item 4 recommended as amended to the full board. and for item 5, we would ask that the ordinance be referred without recommendation to the board of supervisors meeting on september 20th of 22. with that, thank you very much for your time and i'm available for questions along with public work staff online. thank you. >> thank you, mr. cherry. i have a question. because during your presentation you talked about the other 2 phases. and you know what the relationship between this face and the other 2 phases. these 2 phases and the next 2 phases, can you give more detail what is outstanding that nodes to happen in >> in terms of legislation. yes. back to slide 3. subphases 1a and b. which are a total of 1, where are 13 units completed there subdivisions

i think, you know, i expect him to know people in the puc.ot expect him, probably relatives, 10% of san francisco. but all of that going on. but much more outside the city and so when you become general manager of the puc you are a member of all kinds of organizations, typically four letter acronyms, normally with a w in them, so aqua and all the rest of them, and michael knew everybody and i could never figure out why and whether that was important, other than socially. then i realized that as things came up, michael could say oh, you are thinking about, seattle is doing this, d.c. doing this, denver, tampa, what about san diego, and hands out to all the water agencies in the country to help us do what we do the best. and then federal and state regulatory agencies and looking at trying to do the water rebuild, we get together with our staff, our engineers, our water people, our environmental people and talk about the goals and what the project would do and then turn to michael and steve and tim and is that going to fly. who is it going to be

puc easement vacation for india basin mixed use project at 700 enis avenue. i would like to invite david from rec and park to present on this ordinance and he is accompanied by other representatives from rpd, dpw, department of environment and city attorney's office if there are questions >> thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors i'm david a project manager worry rec and park capitol planning. can i get permission to present on the teams? >> certainly. of >> thank you. hang on a moment. >> okay. i see it. thank you. >> >> upons good afternoon i'm david and i am a project manager at rec and park to the planning division. and i'm here to provide a brief over view on the waterfront park project relating to street and puc easement vacation before you. india basin endeavour to build a park that is -- meaningful -- equitable and essential to the health of sudden fran community historically under served. the vision for the site has been to create a larger interconnected water front park and trail network in the bay through community. with this, in 2015 property ow

puc easement vacation for india basin mixed use project at 700 enis avenue. i would like to invite david from rec and park to present on this ordinance and he is accompanied by other representatives from rpd, dpw, department of environment and city attorney's office if there are questions >> thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors i'm david a project manager worry rec and park capitol planning. can i get permission to present on the teams? >> certainly. of >> thank you. hang on a moment. >> okay. i see it. thank you. >> >> upons good afternoon i'm david and i am a project manager at rec and park to the planning division. and i'm here to provide a brief over view on the waterfront park project relating to street and puc easement vacation before you. india basin endeavour to build a park that is -- meaningful -- equitable and essential to the health of sudden fran community historically under served. the vision for the site has been to create a larger interconnected water front park and trail network in the bay through community. with this, in 2015 property ow

we have margaret from the puc who is going to present on this item. >> good afternoon, can i proceed? >> yes, please do. >> thank you. good afternoon, chair ronen, supervisor safai and supervisor mar are. again, i'm margaret, division manager of hech hetchy water and power. thank you chair ronen for scheduling this hearing of the release of $12 million on budget and finance reserve for the transmission line 7/8 up grade project. as background in january 2013, the board of supervisors approved ordinance 4-13 that authorize spuc to enter into mitigation agreements for projects that impact as spuc power assets and require that any future funds in excess of $100,000 for a given mitigation agreement be placed on budget and finance committee reserve. just to be clear, these are not city general funds or rate payer funds. they are mitigation payments that we are receiving from developers for impacts on our system. the spuc has identified three project clusters, totaling 21 active generation projects that would affect the spuc's transmission line 7 and 8. these transmission lines extend appro

of course at the puc we recommend that you store our wonderful delicious tap water. it's free.s 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 use b

after review by the other required city agencies such as fire department dpw and puc the permit issued may 12, 2022. there is extensive permit history at the project the up grade completed march 2016 and cfc issued at the imto. there are 12 active permits for the address including renovation of 8 of the existing dwelling units. this work is ongoing and received and passed inspection to the state. there are 28 inspections in the last 2 years. there are also several complaints. dbi issued violation of beyond the scope of permit. required buildsing permits have been obtained. this work included the work at the garage previously mentioned, there was work at the rear yard and unit 11 started before the building permit was issued. also three filed permits for the structure units for 3, 6 and 7. the applications are going through the normal review process. to get back to the adu permit before you tonight, the building code is silent on the minimum size of a parking spot in a private garage which the appellate brief mentions is a concern. i'm sympathetic the buildsing code does not offer a sol

is to add in the last resolve on the last page to additionally transmit the resolution to the state puc r3 state legislatures and the city's lobbyist as well. that would involve an amendment to page 4, lines five through seven but again, i very much appreciate those who brought this issue. it's very important for all of us. thanks very much. >> thank you for your comments. may we have the next caller. >> yeah. this is david elliot. i'm a member of senior facility action (indiscernible) and it's taking care -- i support the resolution without reservation. thank you. >> thank you, mr. luis for your comments. may we have the next virtual caller. >> hi. my name is shana and i'm with the reclaim our power campaign. i'm sure everyone here today understands the crimes that pg&e has been committing across our state for years. i think it's also important to kind of emphasize the importance of this safety that we're asking you all to pass a resolution asking the governor to reject this. the process to give pg&e a safety (indiscernible) every year happened behind closed doors with lawyers that wer

. >> colleagues this item heard budget and finance committee and delegate contract authority at the puc. my office circulated a amendment page 6. the wavers in section 21.43 shat not apply to projects constructed on city property. this chaimpg insure the board continue to seek construction contracts on city property allowing the puc flexibility to procure power for the customers. - >> i want to mention the amendments i propose during the budget committee and i appreciate chair ronen for allowing the space to have that discussion. this amending the code is really the board is relinguish its authority reviewing contract, and specifically for $150 million per year as it originally set for over a 5 year period allowing the sfpuc general manager to have the authority for purchase of electricity prublt. in my opinion for the board to relinguish the authority for oversight for contract it is a serious matter even though i think the board has done something similar in the past but this is in a much broader scope allowing closer to all most a billion dollars like $750 million contract without co

is to add in the last resolve on the last page to additionally transmit the resolution to the state puc r3 state legislatures and the city's lobbyist as well. that would involve an amendment to page 4, lines five through seven but again, i very much appreciate those who brought this issue. it's very important for all of us. thanks very much. >> thank you for your comments. may we have the next caller. >> yeah. this is david elliot. i'm a member of senior facility action (indiscernible) and it's taking care -- i support the resolution without reservation. thank you. >> thank you, mr. luis for your comments. may we have the next virtual caller. >> hi. my name is shana and i'm with the reclaim our power campaign. i'm sure everyone here today understands the crimes that pg&e has been committing across our state for years. i think it's also important to kind of emphasize the importance of this safety that we're asking you all to pass a resolution asking the governor to reject this. the process to give pg&e a safety (indiscernible) every year happened behind closed doors with lawyers that wer

. >> colleagues this item heard budget and finance committee and delegate contract authority at the puc. my office circulated a amendment page 6. the wavers in section 21.43 shat not apply to projects constructed on city property. this chaimpg insure the board continue to seek construction contracts on city property allowing the puc flexibility to procure power for the customers. - >> i want to mention the amendments i propose during the budget committee and i appreciate chair ronen for allowing the space to have that discussion. this amending the code is really the board is relinguish its authority reviewing contract, and specifically for $150 million per year as it originally set for over a 5 year period allowing the sfpuc general manager to have the authority for purchase of electricity prublt. in my opinion for the board to relinguish the authority for oversight for contract it is a serious matter even though i think the board has done something similar in the past but this is in a much broader scope allowing closer to all most a billion dollars like $750 million contract without co

san francisco's puc will meet at 1:30 and in all three cases, the meetings will be in person and virtual. >>> lets turn to meteorologist kari hall who is taking a closer look at conditions we have been watching. we've been cutting back on sprinkle using coming back where we can. >> we say that landscaping takes the biggest chunk of your home usage so think about that, as well as what your doing around the house we see low clouds around san francisco. cooler temperatures today and mostly cloudy through the morning with peeks of sunshine and we stay in the 60s even into the afternoon with high temperatures in oakland reaching 73. san mateo, 75 and low 80s in san jose. warmer spots inland like morgan help you reach 87 and 88 degrees and fairfield. we will see more changes ahead. >>> mike, i'm looking for lower gas prices. >> and i'm tracking them. in san leandro, the velero is at 14th and gas is at $5.49. redwood city at cosco, $5.55 and in south san francisco, the fuel 24/7, $5.54. good options for you around the bay. tougher option on the roadways on south 680. still slow but speeds may b

selling bees more of a home game for the well-connected is a way that i put it lots of them are this puc public part is falling apart a lot of a really matter so that's refurbishes and fine, that seems good and i don't have a huge objection to that. but a lot of them because of special interest they know how to economic study said that they refer to this in some of these cases they show that, to certain communities and how poorly they did an economically to make sure that it was not just public communities they got more earmarks, they comparedit similr districts based on whether or not your congressman was in the appropriations committee or subcommittee chairman and what they found was that there was possibly a negative effect on mobile gdp in the years after more earmarks one with a b well becausee private capitol will follow earmarks shipyard is getting a ton of money, or if some particular neighborhood, then you have investments follow the money but if we believe in efficiency of free markets, then we would say there's no reason to think that that appropriate or knows better were to p

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san francisco puc will meet at 1:30. all meetings will be in person and virtual. this is the latest map from the drop monitor from last thursday. you can see the entire bay area is classified as in a severe drought. head east, much of the central valley is in an extreme or exceptional drought. we can expect more restaurants to do this. look at this. this is bill's cafi which has a sign on the door letting customers know that in order to conserve we will be serving water only per request. we know restaurants have been doing this on and off during the drought over the past several years. north of san jose on the peninsula, the city of palo alto is it losing a local rancher stealing water and sticking ratepayers with the bill. the city said the pagemill pastures are page mill road to the former tesla headquarters has been pulling water from a hydrant, possibly for decades. the boarding stable is allowed to use the water from the hydrant come up but it's not free water. >> it is unlawful for folks to use water from the fire hydrant, however folks are supposed to rent

the puc and mta directors lost the infrastructure at puc are already subject toindividual contract . don't think that's a good direction . i think it's better to have department heads the department heads under the city as exempt from civil service and i would want to know a little bit more about why this is considered a good direction. i don't particularlyconsider it so. that's my concern with regard to this measure at this time . >> any additional speakers for this item western mark that completes the speakers for thi matter. public comment on item number six is closed . and supervisor safai, the last speaker did bring up something with regard to thisamendment . it deserves to be addressed. >> absolutely. i willcomment on that real quick . we as the president of the retirement system we are committed to recruiting and attracting the most talent and leadership. what came to our attention at the very end of the process is we just moved to hire a new cio was part of that process negotiating often times your attracting people from other parts of the country which requires relocationben

apply if they are seeking an increase in density and other concessions rear yard and open space the puc would be required. i would note the density provided by pud may not be generous as in this program. >> regarding the charging this applies to more properties in ev challengering ordinance. allows by right autouses defined in code 102a applies to all autouses automote and i have nonresidential with accessory parking. regarding the feasibility study the city completed a study in 2016 that took in consideration all zoning district. this includes the districts that have been density decontrols. this informs the rates imposed including impact by this ordinance. this ordinance brings the cites eligible on per with other rezoned areas and gives them a chance of development. incoming the bmr for projects under this program would ask more of nel than projects the same zoning elsewhere. since the last tax cost and rent trends are moving in the wrong sdreksz feasibility studies were set during a different economic time 2016 to 17. and costs gone up rentses have declined. the inclusionary rates a

and every, not only as it passed state puc of future behavior but there around the city very reasonablemments and requests as we are the guinea pig for ev's have not entirely but mostly been met with the same kind of laissez-faire regulatory response as it relates to everything equity, disability . city for pedestrians. you name it. and i fear that general motors, the company@ to kill our local tax and state legislature but failed by one vote you expressed to me that this piece oflegislation which i think is too generous to them, they think is not generous enough . and i have some serious reservations about the notion that one third of this otherwise laudatory goal for the 70 percent that the department of the environment is working to salt for one third accessory used for fleet charging is to me in the ev world comes into compliance with our reasonable desire is a nonstarter so i'll quote back to my colleagues members of the public which is i would take although i do have a question for staff or the city attorney. i would take out any fleet charging accessory use from this legislation

it is a joint effort, including public works mta, san francisco puc,; the transportation authority, and the planning department. our goals is to create a sense of place improving mobility and safety. and helping support economic development. along the corridor. the project started in 2010 since then, we've had six rounds of community out reach. we held focus groups hosted by lighthouse for the blind and m.o. d. we gave update with the senior ax, our community working group, our community working group meets every other month and includes representatives from throughout the corridor. we are also creating a business working group. to include local businesses. in january of 2020, a quick build project that made market street, car free. it went into affect just 6 weeks before covid. since then, our focus has been mid-market between 5th and 8th street which is the location of our first construction project. >> through the chair, christina, this is nicole speaking, if you speak at about this pace, we'll be fine with the interpreting, so you can speak a little bit faster. >> thanks, nicole. >>