and sf puc user. as a person concerned about the environment, i have curtailed my water use installing low flow toilets for water and landscaping to protect the environment. i looked at the sf puc workshops including agreements and have understood for myself that from the habitat, there is no substitute for year-round flows of curtailed water. the water board has demanded flows on the river using expert scientific evidence to draw its conclusion. the sf puc on the other hand has ignored signs and persisted in its assumption on the historic demand on the design drought for eight 1/2 years to justify its position that some habitat advancement can substitute for minimum flows. please end your lawsuit and follow the unanimous resolution of the palo alto civic council to protect the flows on the river and save the tuolumne endangered fish. thank you. >> thank you for your comment. next caller, i have opened your line and you have two minutes. >> good afternoon, my name is paul. over the past two years, you

i followed puc close low. am okay with the reappointing sophie mechanic weland newsha ajami i don't know tony as a person i can't poke to this. i believe hoe has background at the fire department and understanding of [inaudible] now efws. and um i think for the general public this would be fine. i did want to say it is in the on today's agenda it is related i don't think kate stacie has the experience for that seat and if this is coming up i will not be able to participate because next monday is the jewish new year. you are in the discussing that today. please review the qualifications for each individual seat and whether appointee meets those qualifications. i am disappointed that meran was not reappointed to the commission. we had a puc commission 2 former general manager who is know the operation. and we may have a commission in october. 9 months later with neither of those people. this is the in good for the rate payors or the city. i support the appointment of reappointment of sophie, newsha and i don't k

i have been fortunate to work with the puc on the work we do. and over a period of 33 years in a variety of capacities i have been ail to do that with people of integrity competence intelligence. dedication. and it just not get better than that. and for this, incredible privilege i am very thankful and -- will continue to be. i will take the phone call. no question about it. and i doment to thank all the -- there have been many people that have been part of this organization over that time. i am -- really believe that -- highly some of us are privileged to provide leadership work gets done boy others and that are -- the really important people that need to be honored and we had a chance to do that with several folks today. and we need to keep this in mind what we do is important. and it is important to the economy and important to the environment. and important to our communities and the people this we serve this goes for what we do but the way in which we do it and how we athlete people. i will say, thank you. and turn is back over to the secre

those are my only comments i have a question for the puc to understand his point. mr. flynn is still there. i want to understand the desire for you grace period is because puc is about to issue bids and without the grace period they would not include the social s ip program? do i have that right. wants to issue a bid before the board of supervisors may enact this? i see supervisor peskin shaking his head. so that's fine i wanted to understand the purpose for the grace period was. thank you, everyone. >> commissioner romano. >> sure. i have 3 points or questions. one is technical and i will try to get through that as quickly as possible. i will direct you to the same sentence that we were talking about in on page 3 line 13 on my draft. so -- it said this is the definition of interested party. any party, participate, et cetera and then involved in one, this is what we were talking about with commissioner finlev and online 13 says, and any other gentlemanal decision regarding. i think that, account should be an, or. okay. i will move on quickly to a substantive question/c

the 2020 report seems to be a rehash of the puc narrative that the puc uses to pull it for recovery.none of the bla reports answers the question and why after all of these years if -- the puc and the -- and if the puc goes through with the ews, there are multiple projects which calls this into question. after the august 23rd meeting, i spoke during public comment regarding this and questioned the puc's an assertion that it would take years to include a water pump and this was brought up at yesterday's puc meeting. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. >> >> next speaker, please. public speaker: hi, my name is erica from district four and working with the community organization and trying to keep this moving forward since 1913 probably. i want to thank supervisor mar for keeping the light on this super important subject that keeps i think landing to the bottom of the list of important capital projects that need to be done in 3/4 of the city. so, i support that some dedicated funding real strong and a lot of it get found for this project and hope that we are able to see some diffe

the puc has taken steps to control cost. one of the steps they took was to redesign the project. that has exhausted the existing billable hours on the contract so the purpose of the amendment is really to extend the agreement coterminus with the expected timeline of the project and also provide billable hours for the engineering support during construction that is a task in the original contract and has to be carried out now. we showed the budget for the new spending on page 44 of the report. a function of staff time and hours and finally i'll note that the during the reporting process the department completed the annual performance reviews of this contractor as they are required to do under their capital planning procedures . we reviewed the documents and did not see issues so it is on that basis and also on the basis they have taken steps to control project cost and validate brauject coast so we are recommending approval. we do recommend an amendment to the resolution, however to memorialize request from the board of supervisors to the puc to obtain the annual performance revie

san francisco puc approved the sale. the puc requests this budget and finance committee recommend this resolution to the full board for approval. that concludes my presentation. >> are there questions? >> thank you. i don't see questions. open up for public comment. member when is wish to sfeek and in personnel lineup. if you are remote dial 415-655-0001, access code: 2494 405 5872 ## then story 3. we have no speakers. >> public comment is closed. >> make a motion to sthendz to the full board with positive recommendation. >> on that motion to forward the resolution to the full board with positive recommendation vice chair safai. >> aye >> member chan >> aye >> ronen. >> aye >> motion passes unanimously >> thank you very much. mr. clerk read item 9. >> item 9 a resolution authorizing the city acting by and through the mayor's office housing and community development submit an application to and participation in the prohousing designation program by the california department of househouse and community development. members

to identify which puc condition tractors were complying. we will have another data base that will show how a vender performed. it seems like, why not have one the mayor's response, this would be too confusing for nonpuc chapter 6 departments to have to understand. any honest low, our position is you are bidding on a billion dollars contract. you can't identify that you don't have an s ip program? but you want to know. it seems like this is kinds of a ridiculous point if you are bidding and trying to evaluate a project you can understand that let's say00 autoport does not have a program but you like to know how that vender did in complying with the program. there is in guarantee that anyone other then and there puc will see whether or not that vender complied or not. what wore trying to do is integrate all the various pieces in one. all right. mr. leg. >> thank you. on finding f8 and the recommendation r8 the issue of allowing nonchapter 6 departments to evaluate chapter 6 departments and contractor performance. recommend by the grand jury,

public works has their own projects puc has their own project the. we have 6 departments in the city that have contracting authorities that have projects. we coordinate the best we can and dig once policy when we dig in the street we want to sends notification out to all of ours sister agents and hay do this at once. we do a coordination effort but don't control the timing of other department projects and other private entity departments. keep try schedule our xoen coordinate with agencies to best time had would be appropriate to start projects. exclusive every department has a need based on the pol poplication they serve. the scheduling of baseball season. and a rec p facility and we want to make sure we mitigate impacts this we have to the scheduling. we want to work with everyone's sensitive schedules. >> thank you. commissioner segal. >> so. wow. thank you very much and commissioner, zoubi, my head is spinning about your question about whether what -- what -- divide when they do between proactive and reactive. and in government. everything that g

known as mta the public utility's commission, puc. the port. rec and park, airport and public health. finally we did also meet with the clerk of the board of supervisors who at this time leaning a project for a new board of supervisors system. and unfortunately at that time, that project would not meet the department's need. instead for the 6 departments we were already in communication with, 2 of them already had a new work load system the mta and puc. we convened a group of stake holders from mta, puc and public works to gather business requirements for a new work flow system for public works. we i don't think we would be as prepared as today without them. we thank the employee who is guided us through this process. their experience and advice was invaluable for us. ensuring we would be ready to support department. we wanted make sure they were set up for success. what's the results. collaboration? it has been a work load system. showing the screen shot of the home page. the beginning of this year, in january, we met with the public work's it

the airport and the puc have standard thresholds. airports less at 3 million dollars puc uses 10 million dollars. the working group chose 5 million dollars because it is in the middle and this is also what was taken to the public work's commission. we wanted to parody with public works and staff. that's it from me. i like to have deputy city attorney tailor talk about the last slide. the competitive selection period policy the second policy document for your consideration today. >> thank you. deputy city attorney arc lita tailor. second policy before you today the competitive selection period policy often known the quiet period policy. the policy would present the staff commission from -- oops. looks like lights went out. i will continue. prohibit motion censors? i think that was entity telling us condition tracts is putting us to sleep. we apologize. ensure awards are fair and impartial to are for the per received selective assistance and nobody gets grirt or unfair competitive advantage over anybody else. the restricted communicati

we are in the process work width puc the new electrical distribution infrastructure on the under grounded installed. and we are in the process of energizing a number of things street lighting that was connected to old over headlines. to the joint trench over the next few months we hope to under ground most if in the all of the electrical system on yerba buena island. so -- at that point tell all be on new under ground electrical infrastructure better protected from potential outages. that's great. new development and new infrastructure so tell we will be watching to see the reliability of the electrical system. thank you. >> good. all right. is there other board member's comments. none, that's do we have public comment? there is one caller on the line. i will open the comment. thank you. >> hi. hello director this is is mike with the treasure island museum. i had an extra thing to add this saturday coming up on the 17th we finished construction on our new gallery space in building one and having an opening of the new exhibit. tell be 10:30 in the morning and supervisor dorsey will join us

if we don't get there, then we're going to go to the puc in the courts. and get a mandate to force pg need to do what they should have done. they need to get their act together. they should not be happening. and in this day and age, accardo tells me he's spoken with pg and e s ceo. he wants pg need to come up with what he calls a capital maintenance plan by the end of october in san jose amberleigh ktvu. fox two news. today's flex alert, calling for energy conservation expired at 10 o'clock tonight in the states grid operator has already issued one for tomorrow. calisto tweeting tonight we are grateful to californians and our many partners across the west who continue to help calyx so worked through. that's very challenging week. tomorrow's flex alert will be in effect from 4 to 9 p.m. let's check back in now, with our chief meteorologist, bill martin's bill. things start to cool down tomorrow. that is the hope, julia. i think it will not in the central valley so much, but in the bay area, we've lost that excessive heat warning that is going away or has g

and part, port, mta, and puc and the public health department. what are they approving? what are they delegating to the department? and how many contracts do they approve on average each month? so based on that information, the working group delegation threshold recommendation, trying to balance competing priorities. we want your oversight to be meaningful and not da luted by too many items competing for your attention and we want you to talk about things not contract related and from the department's perspective, they're worried about the approval process and the idea of contracts being approved in batches rather than a rolling on going basis is scary. a reminder about all recommendations but especially this one is that the delegation policy can be modified at any time you like in the future if it seems you're seeing too many or too few contracts. so, we tailored the recommendation based on average data but things change over time and the result may not end up matching our database simulation, so i think it's something, you know, you need to see how it goes and then rev

that the mta, puc uses the consultant contract -- managed by pw. and this conanthem transact is about to expire. they are going through an award process now. the problem is the company this is going to be arc warreded is not the same company. when you get the -- newark ward we need to update all of the bid documents to have the new software and implementation. we cannot wait for these contract we need to now increase our concern contract by 2.5 million dollars allow to yous serve the needs until the new contract can be awarded. thank you. >> thank you. >> directors do you have questions? director heminger >> i will move the item. >> is there a second? >> second. >> no , i'm going to take public comment now. >> any members no one in the room. the dias. anyone on the line withhold like to comment on item 13 >> one speaker in the queue. >> hi. i'm notment to talk to item 13ip wanted talk on item 12. he cleared my hand before i can talk. can i now. >> that's fine. >> thank you. i'm trained in electric and working on the [inaudible] control project. i'm

that the mta, puc uses the consultant contract -- managed by pw. and this conanthem transact is about to expire. they are going through an award process now. the problem is the company this is going to be arc warreded is not the same company. when you get the -- newark ward we need to update all of the bid documents to have the new software and implementation. we cannot wait for these contract we need to now increase our concern contract by 2.5 million dollars allow to yous serve the needs until the new contract can be awarded. thank you. >> thank you. >> directors do you have questions? director heminger >> i will move the item. >> is there a second? >> second. >> no , i'm going to take public comment now. >> any members no one in the room. the dias. anyone on the line withhold like to comment on item 13 >> one speaker in the queue. >> hi. i'm notment to talk to item 13ip wanted talk on item 12. he cleared my hand before i can talk. can i now. >> that's fine. >> thank you. i'm trained in electric and working on the [inaudible] control project. i'm

much any other puc space is going to have a far hir crime rates. >> one thing supporters and cris and in this post pandemic error. oscar plans to be a part of the future and says says at least four more years of years of bart, he will be 65 and 65 and he will see what his bods him. for now, he loves mentorig the younger generation of workers. >> if you have work ethic good things are going to happen to y. >> in oakland, kpix 5 . > >> the 49ers facing a federal lawsuit over a data breach. according to the chronicle newspaper an atlanta falcons employee accuses the 49ers of eg of exposing social security num. the lawsuit claims the team then team then failed to notify her s well as 20,000 other potential victims. all of this followed a ransomware attack exposing name, exposing names, dates, social sy numbers of 49er staff, less staf and vendors at other venues. > >> a coffee shop in chinatown is chinatown is know for art coffes coffee says the business effectively picking up. the owners tell kpix 5 they are gral for customers on social media who were a lifeline during the . the pandemic

san francisco held the first puc screening in the u.s. and the crowd gave an enthusiastic welcome to the actors billy adner and luke mcfarland. >> it is interesting when we san to write the movie five years ago, we never thought about being historic. we just wanted to make a really funny, touching touching movie. but then it turned out there are historic ss attached to it. so that is very exciting. >> everyone is really excited ad totally getting along. >> bobby navigates the modern dg world and runs into luke mcfarls character, aaron. the entire cast of the movie is openly lgb. >> i know you want this to be ay movie and enjoyable, not just for gay people but for straight people? >> absolutely. funny is funny. >> every single time you went te movie, only as it related to yor specific world view, you would not see very many movies. >> it is interesting because lgq folks we grew up seeing movies only about straight stories. >> reporter: the stars took phos with metallica's drummer lars u. >> this gives us hope. this is like a love story for

. >> built bite developer not puc we will operating and maintaining witness we take over the utilities there. >> okay. >> and then do we have a storm water capture now? i know we are talking about the wastewater treatment but i wonder i can't remember the details of the design for the rest of the system. >> part of the project around the process area will be putting a [inaudible] arnold the project site. the developer [inaudible] own system of green [inaudible] to development open space capturing. our discharge has a wet land part of the project that will receive some storm water as well. >> okay that is why you have the wet weather capacity surs us dry weather. wet weather factor is typical to your dry weather [inaudible] and this could include infiltration. coming from the collection system in the from the on site that much. >> how would you manage the amount of storm water they may redirect for you guys to process? storm water is newscast directed this is no collection system for storm water for the island. we carry the sewage from the household and other facilities. >> you said the

but the california puc is expected to vote on a new rule that could cut that benefit nearly in half. and some of the customers themselves are contesting the change, saying it would limit what services they can buy. pretty good air quality today. mild temperatures certainly compared to what we had last week at this time, with all the records of the all time records. as a matter of fact, these are the highs from today. it's gonna be a little cooler tomorrow, but overall, the pattern this week is going to facilitate numbers like this right through the week, so seventies low eighties around the bay. maybe some mid eighties inland. tomorrow is going to be cool. fairfield tomorrow's probably 84 degrees instead of 90 degrees, so cooler day, better equality, the showers or that chance of a shower with those clouds have kind of moved on the moisture that was left over from that hurricane bay bridge. fog at the coast can't see it there want to point out the smoke problems are seen up in sacramento. right now, you can see that pockets of the fire. is kind of right about here. but when it gets c

. >> puc we're very excite today bring this item back before you. as a reminder, this committee and the board approved one prior retro abilitying i have expand for water and power debt. and this is a follow-up to that for waste water debt. so go through the slides. can we go to the next slides please, thank you. so on july 1, 2021 as part of the coronavirus recovery fund, 985 million dollars was appropriated to water and waste water agencies to eligible residential and commercial customer a rearages that occur through the pandemic. and we did a lot of work through our own to lobby for these funds. soy wanted to give a shout out, this has been huge help for our agency. because water and water programs were under they were able to cover all arrears for discounts given during the covid fund frames. all funds have been distributed. we wanted to get it out as soon as possible. and funding had to be distributed within 60 days of distributing the check. can we go to the next slide please. all right, so, this item before you is a retroactive expand for 9.3

if we don't get there, then we're going to go to the puc in the courts. a mandate to force pg need to do what they should have done. they need to get their act together. they should not be happening and in this day and age, accardo tells me he's spoken with pg and e. says ceo he wants pg need to come up with what he calls a capital maintenance plan by the end of october in san jose amberleigh ktvu. fox two news. hurricane k has weakened to a tropical storm, but it's still packing strong winds. the storm dumped torrential rains on mexico yesterday afternoon. the system is expected to bring damaging winds to southern california, similar to a center and wind event where guests car gusts can reach 80 mph at the mountains. k is not expected to turn away from the coast until sometime saturday night. firefighters are keeping an eye on the weather conditions in the fairview fire zone, nearly 43 square miles in riverside county burn so far, firefighters say tropical storm cake could make the fires movement unpredictable . the system is also expected to bring unusu

if we don't get there, then we're gonna go to the puc in the courts. and get a mandate to force pg need to do what they should have done. they need to get their act together. they should not be happening. um, in this day and age. the mayor tells me he's spoken with pg and e ceo accardo wants pg need to come up with what he calls capital maintenance plan by the end of october, live in san jose amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. a mother brutally murdered today in front of her home on the peninsula after the break. what we're learning about the man now under arrest and thousands more doses of the monkey pox vaccine headed to san francisco, where those shots will be available and clean up and evictions at a large oakland homeless camp met with pushback how residents at the wood street encampment stood their ground against caltrans crews today. another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place.