that's part with the puc.and we're working on refining the scopeatt out an rfp for a consultant to support that effort. and that concludes my presentation on the work plan. great. any questions colleagues? no. then we'll for t you're here joining us in person, please line up to speak now. mr. k if we have any callen the queue. and, madam chair, there are no callers. okay. public comment is now closed. i make a motion to approve the final fiscal year 2425 work plan. can i have a d wasd? second? we have a roll commissioner preston. yes on item number two, williams, i williams i commissioner preston preston. i chair. ronen i ronen i their three eyes. that motion passes unanimouslyber five. yes item number five is one public member term ending february 22nd, 2026. we have one applicant, isaac sevier. thank you. and mr. speer is here. please come forward. thank you so muchlyinfor the seat. and we would love to hear about you and your interest. yeah. thank you is isaac sevier. i use they them pronouns and i just wan

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that's part of the mou with the puc. and on refining the scope of work on that and hoping to putort that effort. and that concludes my presentation on the plan. great. any questions we'll open up this item for public comment. if you're here joining us in speak now. mr. kawano is checking to see if we have ue. and, madam chair, there are no callers. okay. pu. i would like to make a motion to can i have a second? second? we have a roll call. the second was commissioner preston. yes on item number two, vice chair i commissioner preston p. ronen i ronen i their three eyes. that. can you please read item number five. yes item number five is the appointment of one public member termry 22nd, 2026. we have one applicant, isa. thank you. and mr.re. please come forward. thank you so much for applying for the seat. and we would lt you and your interest. yeah. thank you so much. my name pronouns and i just wanted to express some gratitude reviewing my application and taking a little bit to know me this week. i've lived here in san f

that's part of the mou with the puc.of work on that and hoping to put out an rfp forort that effort. t concludes my presentation on the workn. great. any questions colleagues? no. then we'll open up this item for public comment. if you're here joining us in person, please line up to speak now. mr. kawano is checking to see if we have any callers in the que■h and, madam chair, there are no callers. okay. public comment is now. i would like to make a motion to approve the fina can i have a second? second? we have a roll call. the second was commissioner preston. yes vice r williams, i williams i commissioner preston preston. i chair. ronen i ronen i their three eyes. that motion. can yod item number five. yes item number five is the appointment of one public member term ending february 22nd, 2026. we have one applicant, isaac sevierk you. and mr. speer is here. please come forward. thank you so much for applying for the seat. and we would love to hear about. yeah. thank you so much. my name is isaac sevier. id use they thm

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that is parking employees and the fleets and truckstain all the facilities the puc on the campus. campus both for people and also a corporation yard, so it a really a mixed i think one critical ideas we the idea conceptually of the landscape acting as is basically connecting all the places through the campus, but also because we are creating all these new water features, we are literally going to have bridges overthe storm water features. the green heart, this is really a great opportunity for us so new lab admin building and the existing admin building.this area as a connection, as a flow of mf between the buildings and from other places in there is going to be--a lot existing trees, but the ground plain will be replanted. going to l vantage of the pit where the admin building wipiece that will be exposed, ab7 foot elevation drop and we will use it for storm water and essentially landscape features out that pit that is remaining. some other elements just moving from east to west is an entry plaza. then there is all these out of the st end is wellness pavilion and what we call, t

our, of our work plan is on the public banking and moment, our main focus on partf the mou with the puc that and hoping to putlo support. and that concludes my work plan. great. any questions colleagues? no. then we' open up this item for public comment. if you're here joining us in person, pleasee awano is checkio see if we have any callers in th and, madam chair, thero. i would like to make a motion to 2425 work plan. second? second? we have a roll commissioner preston. yes on item number two, vice chair commissioner preston preston. i chair. ronen i ronen i their three eyes. that motion pas. cad item number five. yes of one public member term ending februaryd, 2026. we have one applicant, isaac sevier. thank please come forward. thank you so much for applying for the seat. and we would love abou and your interest. yeah. thank you so ch. my name is isaac sevier. thethemns and o express some gratitudeie takinge bit of time to get to know me this week. i've lived here fran1 i've been proud to call the tenderloin, the castro, and now japantown. my home, i liv in generation college studen

everyone and hope you're well rests a couple ofms i'll not comment been but related issues and good the puc is i want to comment on the river is spelling needing higher flows not enough. the volunteer agreementcaught up we were concerned didn't include a back up plan simple a checklist no goals and no adoptive management the commission ans one in 19 and one in 2022. >> sfpuc resolutioner revolves the commission staff to bye local um, reduced population and this commission direct have a displacement motion for t mechanism of the non- flow and flowing measures for the responses that are (bell ringing) part of a volunteer agreement with the river those are clear direction. i recently filed and public to find out who progress please send me communications i was denied once again by sfpuc staff attorney-client communication that is they're fall back everything under the attorneyn i've taxi ta even this toesfok (bell ringing) filed a request with >> comments. >> any more folks in the queue? >> commission secretary no callers. >> public comment is closed. for item 4 is >> can you reads item number

and project partner blaire from the puc i wouo invite. >> please. >> make comments. good afternoon. blaire program manager employment to thank the commission and for a great progress. we are excite bodyists and we can't go wrong with anyof them. thank you very much. >> and thank you, blaire we say of puc and you delightful to work watch >> i wanted one of the. art is in front of thebuilding. front where the video will be her work is yea >> wonder. >> it was. creative work. thank you, marcus i like to call for public comment. public comment on item 12 treasure island water resource recovery facility project. >> thank you again, blaire and asking for a motion. >> so moved commiss >> thank you, commissioners all in aye. >> the motion passesyou. calling item 13 public art project we have 2 discussions and possibleions first to approve the proposal. for the mission b project recommended by the artist review panel and to authorize the director of cultural aff contract with the artist for an136,000 for the design other installation of the tile art work fay school public art project. like t

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it will also have secure fence, puc facilities need to 10 foot high fence and also have-there is !ry at meadow brooke and there will be a the site. the next main element is green heart, paul touched on that. that is a exiarea with lots of mature trees.bq it is phoenix and [indiscernible] redwood trees.ntinue to be the main outdoor area for it will have pathways and board walks, new planting. adjacent to that is the what whicwewest of the existing administration building. that area is under utilizedand a opportunity to reoak the peninsula and add element diversity within the campus.rt that paul also touched on is watt we call which is this orange link and it really the main-the connection between e new south shops and new north lab buildings. this area now, there is no strong connection either vegetatively a sidewalk. finally, all the blue orn the water management. water as a rtunity for plant and making and infrastructure. we have consulting engineer who will be assisting with us on the storm water management. the next slide is overall site plan.a really large campus, about 15 acre

they knew it was coming based on the permits given by the puc, he says. it's now raising more concerns about the presence of self-driving cars in this community. >> i would say to waymo, and make no mistake about it, is really communicate with our neighbors, make sure you're putting out your message and working with police, working with fire. what they've done is really reaffirmed why they need to communicate with local government. >> cannabis says he supports a bill in the state legislature which would give local government power on whether they want to welcome autonomous vehicles. as it stands, if the state puc offers a permit in a city or county, then companies like waymo can operate in that city or county. now, you can't take a waymo from san francisco to san mateo county, at least not a quick one. those cars are still not allowed on california highways, per the puc permit. and this isn't the only expansion happening this week. driverless waymo cars will also be available now in parts of la county. we're live this morning in daly city. i'm james torre

legalize the ease am for access and the historic map ray ease am throughout the neighborhood is for puc individual and together the evidence proves the easement is private property. dbi claims our private easement is a cityned unpaid sidewalk violate sidewalk require sidewalk surfaces to be firm and tile exposed concrete or other dbi claim of city ownedsidewalk is a mistake of fact and law >> this hearing is aboutdbi violations and abatement from dbi conducts unlawful searches of pri 8 of 24 search fornonexistent property crime never evidence of unsafeoperty. continued searchs of private property without ca unsafe property without proper consent protections violate our of the board is limited to sustaining or abatement and dbi searchs andiolate law outside of the board's jurisdicti request this board to remand the case court society judge can require dbi to rescind the unlawful notices errors and searching private violation noise void of comment on this anyremotely? no. there is no public staff rebuttal?aó stot dbi [inaudible] the owner is required to obtain permit for fence in or prope

as it stands today, if the state puc offers a permit, then companies like waymo can operate. now, you can't take a waymo from san francisco to san mateo county, at least not a quick one. those cars are still not allowed on california freeways, per puc permits, and this isn't the only expansion happening this week. driverless waymo cars will now also be available in parts of la county starting today. we're live this morning in daly city. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right james thank you so much. appreciate it. police in san jose they're investigating after a young boy was hit and killed by a car while riding a scooter. it happened just after four yesterday afternoon at the busy intersection of lee and camden avenue. neighbors say they saw the driver talking to police after the accident. others say this area frequently sees traffic accidents. >> the traffic around here is pretty bad, especially when it gets to these later times, these drivers just don't really pay attention to what they're doing. especially with speeds a lot of people around here. speed is very

however, the information from our colleagues at puc, informed us that pga isvorable to issue, to provide with secondary supply, not to not service. so this is good news, and we need to just wait a little bit longer to how it works in practice and hopefully next year we'll be able to report tohat it has been fully materialized. will, introduce the first project manager, michael rossetto good morning, commissioners. michael rossetto, project manager for several esser projects, the first one here at police station our police department, traffic company, forensic services division. this project has been completed for a couple of years. it's in only remaining activity is the art installation under the art commission, which will be a freestanding tower just to the right the flagpoles there, i understand from the arts commissio procurement delays for the artist, but i understand that going to activity is going to start up again in september. so hopefully we'll see that done, new year. thank you, for the department, the network modernization project is a very interesting project. i like to summa

however, the latest information from our colleagues at puc, informed us that pgas much more favorablee, to provide us with secondary, su, require the primary, service. so this is good news, and we need to jt wait a little bit longer to see how it works in practicdlly nexe able to report to you that it has been fully materialized. and with that, i will, irot projectl hael rossetto, morning, project manager for several esser projects, the first one here at police station, ourlicec company, forensic services division. this project has been completed for a couple of years. it's in financial close out. the only remaining activity ishe art installation under the art commission, which will be freestanding tower just to the right of where you see the flle understand from the arts commission that that's there's been a lot of procuremen artist, but i understand that that's going to activity is going to start up again in september. so hopefully we'll see that done, probably in the new year. thank you, for the fireepartment, the network modernization project is a very interestingroct. i like to s

we are still carrying it.owever, the latest information from our colleagues at puc, informed us that isq; much more favorable to issue provide us with secondary supply, not to not require the primary,er good news, and we need to just wait a see how it works in practice and hopefully next year wll be you that it has been fully materialized. and with that, i will, introduce the first project manag, michael rossetto. good morning, commissioners. michael rossetto, project manager for several esser here at police station our police department, traffic. this project has been completed for a couplen financial close out. the only remaining activity is the artllation under the art commission, which will be a freest the right of where you see the flagpoles there, i understand from the arts commission that that's there's been a lot of procurement delays for the artist, but i understand that that's going to activity is going to start up again in septber. so hopefully we'll see that done, probably in the new year. thank yout, for the fire department, the netwo project is a very interesting proj

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. >> on the groundwater design and i wondered what has sort of interested the puc in more informationut skyline and planning and i think answered that in question but there hope with the update of reliably and simplify the maintenance and operation and groundwater system work better as a unit i want sure i understand that is the genesis of lac for more ideas and a more dine from the citi that's correct the treatment needs to change regulations how we're workinging with the system soing modification and the water quality i forgot thatt was helpful. commissioner ajami. ollow-up for youn 6 b um. if we will you thet 60 if you allow contracts for the come - we had this conversation i don't a broken record i repeat hoping as we move to the different go more and more of that we have a examples of people not finishing projects a now almost over we can't blame know, think about somehow people having to besponsible; right? we need toer a performance base delivering on time and so they are responsible; right bring this up again. i know this multiple times by some point see that more and more and

as it stands, if the state puc offers a permit, then companies like waymo can operate. now, you can't take a waymo from san francisco to san mateo county, at least not a quick one. those cars are still not allowed on california freeways, per the puc permit, and this isn't the only expansion happening this week. driverless waymo cars will also be launching in la county. we're live this morning in daly city. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you james. a family in oakland is asking for help after a father and husband was shot in the head while sleeping in his home on august 1st. run wah kwong was taking a nap in his east oakland apartment when a bullet came through a wall and hit him in the head. a neighbor tells ktvu. the gunshot came from the apartment next door, but neither the property manager nor the police have confirmed that kwong is now on life support in the icu. after undergoing seven hours of surgery. >> we've been able to sleep the last couple of days because he was a good guy, you know, i see him when he come in from work. i'm teary eyed now beca

of puc service to this common wealth and to this country that says lengthy and distinguished as governor dukakis's service is is at the very core of what michael dukakis is all about. it is who he is. he joined our faculty, distinguished professor of political science in 1991 for 29 years. he helped to educate students and colleagues alike about public policy and leadership, about the value of public service in this great country. and he has been an inspiration, a role model for all of us. we are proud and honored to him and his legacy today on this special giving day at northeastern. is our opportunity to give something back to you. our gratitude and our profound appreciation. governor dukakis has touched and fought for so many communities all across this country. as a fellow greek-american, i would be remiss if i did not express gratitude to the governor for his special and enduring commitment to his cultural heritage and to the greek american community writ large. his example is an inspiration to so many of us and could not be more proud or more grateful. say if god is still putting m

on 19 from slope to vicente 19 avenue public works contract from along vicente from 19 t part of the pucewer main sewer upgrade project. so those two pipeline are already in service, and then we have two contract under design rightct a, which is showing solid yellow from lake merced connection and slope and 19. and then the is contract b. we picked off of whwe vicente and 23rd and then travel norththe sunset. and then we're also kicking off contract c and d in th to for planning for pipeline going through golde into the richmond. also want to drawthe 2000 marine f project so it's currently it's a we're doing a along marin. and then contract, we also doing a pilot project. we're going to be in implementing a street view motorization at evans and napo kind of a new technology that we want to roll the for the portable emergency firefighting water system oncv that's all we're happy to answer any questions you may h good morning. my name alexis ward. i'm a project manager with rec on renovation of kezar pavilion as part of the disaster response facility o, this past quarter, we reached a majo

people in san francisco and los angeles, the county tried to prevent waymo from coming to town, but the puc still granted the permit. leaders say the company only gave them a one day heads up of their rollout. >> what i would say to waymo, and make no mistake about it, is really communicate with our neighbors, make sure you're putting out your message and working with police, working with fire, what they've done is really reaffirmed why they need to communicate with local government, tech experts following waymo's development, say the company needs that communication with local government if it wishes to continue to expand. >> its already been the case that a lot of these governments have protested waymo coming to them at all. they've protested to the state, they've said that they don't really want to worry about public safety and all of that stuff, and they've lost those arguments. so now, in a lot of ways, waymo is coming in from a position of already not really being wanted there. and they need to work with the government to make sure that everyone is comfortable. at a minimum, you can't

people in san francisco and los angeles, the county tried to prevent waymo from coming to town, but the pucll granted the permi. leaders say the company only gave them a one day heads up of their rollout. >> what i would say to waymo and make no mistake about it, is really communicate with our neighbors, make sure you're putting out your message and working with police, working with fire. what they've done is really reaffirmed why they need to communicate with local government tech experts. >> following waymo's development say the company needs that communication with local government if it wishes to continue to expand. >> it's already been the case that a lot of these governments have protested waymo coming to them at all. they've protested to the state. they've said that they don't really want to worry about public safety and all of that stuff, and they've lost those arguments. so now, in a lot of ways, waymo is coming in from a position of already not really being wanted there. and they need to work with the government to make sure that everyone is comfortable. at a minimum, you can't ta

video posted on social media shows a chp chopper arriving at puc forced to lift the woman to safety yesterday afternoon. first responders credited their emergency response vehicle for locating the cyclist on the east side of the valley. that vehicle is known as an rv 18, is able to quickly navigate through rugged terrain. the condition of the cyclist was not released. in placer county, a mountain bike rider was also rescued who suffered severe injuries on a trail near auburn. the rider was located just upstream from the middle fork of the american river. the chp chopper was called in to transport the rider to a nearby bridge, where medics were waiting. the mountain biker was taken to a hospital in roseville. no word on the rider's condition. it h been four years since the ccu lightning complex fire burned through santa cruz and san mateo counties, and today many people affected by the fires are turning to a unique program as they continue to rebuild. the county is helping people with a composting toilet program. it's a necessity for people living without running water. still, the county says

we are right now working with the major lead port puc and office of! and resilience and capitol planning on responding become to the grand jury report. that will be put forth. we were novelty mentioned to a degree. >> charles had a busy day at admissible works. director carla insure from public works presentod the collaborate rigz with our department. and charles presented there. and representedb! works. with that i conclude. happy to answer questions. commissioners? >> i will say i appreciate efforts to coordinate with future departments. i think sea level rise something to addresseen if we don't have jurisdictional authority there is a perception that we should be doing something. thank those are upon comments. i was theme see the announcement on ev infrastructure does that mean we are ahead of schedule? >> i think we are what we have done throughout intake press we work with the works and building inspection alining all of the approvals. and permitting that will be required. curb side chargingou are looking at building inspection for the electrical

. >> and, i know that the puc is also pushing for frand you know, we have other funding sources for station7.state and federal government for multiple thingget some money fromer speaker of house pelosi's office, cant rememb you know, but we need $40 million, $50 million. we have station 5 which house. we can just take those plans and put station 5 is a good station, well planned, do that there, but it's having the and when we were told as as the bond passed in 2020, told at another department the training center was going to about the amount we had. i said, how do you know th you can't even give us a bid on ch smaller. do think that when the city is looking the charter and looking is done and i know we are not the only s challenges with infrastructure, so know and miller sat down with chief and and department emergency management to talk about is there a way for us together and bring this forward.ere are multitude of departments in the city that have infrastructure. the problem for us is t expected to respond and if we our station collapses, not only can we norespond, what happened to the m

the author told of taking a job at b the brunswick forge and fabricating plant in berwick puc pennsylvanian the late 1970s. when she started her job there were 12 women working in the plant and nearly 4000 men. all, all 12 lesbians and we had seen what it happened to othersm dikes the try to take on the forge. the small cluster of women banded together, developing strategies to f prevent rape and harassment. they went to the foreman and demanded that no woman be assigned to a crew those not in eyesight of the leased to make other women. after two hours of negotiation the women had been placed on separate crews but within crawling distance of each other. when women were harassed by four men went as a group to the aforementioned office to ask if their wives also wanted to go to the green door motel. they responded the feeling threatened by adopting a violent posture themselves such that he did as little paperwork and as much cornering as possible, using our anchor and our unity to get what we deserved. instead of feeling isolated or defeated, the experience at the forge was a powerful one. s

there will be annera puc comment. participants who wish to. who wish to comment will be asked to come forward one by one and speak clearly into the mic. each speaker will be aowed three minutes to speak. alternatively, members of the public may submit public comment by email to environment at sfgov. org. comments submitted via email will be forwarded to the commissioners, wud as part l file. please note broadcast on sfgtv will end at the conclusion of agenda item 11 b wheoes into closed session. broadcasting will not resume when the commission reenters open ro. president juan. here vice president sullivan. here. commissioner, on. here commissioner bermejo. here mm commissioner. tompkins. here. commissioner yuan. here. president. juan, we have a quorum. next item, please. the next item is item. the next item is the consent calendar for items two through four. number two is the president. president's welcome.hi is for discussion. number three is staff introductions. the speakerhe director. this item is for discussion. number four is theae 24th,

do we have another puc time? >> no more comments council member. >>thank you.> hello everyone. hello council members. thank you so much for your presentation today. i know that this is a new area for us and i have seen the content grow. one thing i stilhave concerns with is related with electrical power tages, especially for deaf individuals dependent on technology and cannot hear any radio or communication that way would not be able to hear a siren and who might t no order to evacuate or have that information, so it can be ■a real challenging for deaf indiduals in the community who are not hearing for either of those contexts. i am concerned that we don't have enough information, context, education around this, and i also feel that it might be true that it's part of equality and equity for all for us to have something set up. something as on earth day we didn't have any access and th e it was event put on the police department, the fire de we didn't have any kind of access for a blic event, so that was one thing i have a concern for. for the residents here in

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their rvs.e displaced we try to find places we have tried a number ofsites where we're working with the pucand dpw and the fire department to see if we can get you know, if we so we've done fit test one that we thought ing to be great. we still are looking engaged in some conversations and we have a community that has been living and we don't as a lot of empty land maybe, but i think part of been question of other departments of our real estate department et cetera, kind e? because people can live in rvs and allenging to get a space whoever jurisdictisee us having a few of them but we have not been able to >> how long does it need to be? taking over a space but, you not our department's area of expertise we work with other departments and that's why the fit test ments come out and say, what they're requirement would hank you. and my last question, on page we talked abouttalked about exiting, 55 percent explacement, that is understood, asked i understand that. two percent exit 13 percent exited to shelter. so from, i just want to understand it, they went housing to shelter, they preferred to

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