sites, puc reservoirs. i think we have to look at all the assets and really think about how we can improve and expand our clean energy portfolio and i think that-again, i know i'm not saying anything new, staff is acutely aware of this, as are you, and many city departments i just want to emphasize how important it is. i think our green infrastructure program that the puc sponsors is really important and a way of addressing the flooding issues we see with more extreme weather events. we are really already seeing pretty dramatic changes in the kinds of weather and the kinds of flooding events we have in the city. finally, and i know this is part of your resiliency plan, i think we want to look at city equipment. how can we improve it and how can it be cleaner and how can we address changes in technology and keep ourselves up to date. i know this is a ongoing process and i know all the information, the intelligence, the technology is always evolving and i really want to emphasize how important it is for us to

and this the puc issuance activities year. the commission may recall we are coming off issue year by calendar year 23. this with the issuan 2024 wastewater bond we issued the largest green bonds to date over $900 million in one issuance and c. any questions. >> thank you very much mr. kwon for the report and speedy recovery to mr. [indiscernible] i did have one that i was maybe more ation on slide 4 and i believe slide 5 there was a section about the ratings being lowered d d from stable to negative. is that connected to ongoing what caused that to go down? >> just to clar itself was affirmed and wasn't agency outlook changed from stable the rational for that this was because they took into consideration pital plan and finance plan and from possible declines in debt service in the future. not lower the rating, but it puts on notice to keep and coverage and liquidity. >> there was then on the then the professional opinion of- >> exactly.no pricing impact in this transactnk you. commissioner stacey. >> thank you. a similar quest

are you talking about puc fleet vehicles? >> yes. >> okay. are these like what portion is our fleet electric or hydrogen or alternative? >> i don't recall the portion, but it was somewhere in the neighborhood of 20 vehicles we took the liberty of in the period in question actually that may qualify for $7500 credit per vehicle. we submitted the additional registration for those credits and will file for those credits in november. >> alrighty. i'm sorry to ask if you don't know this question, it is fine. are these sedans or work trucks, because there is a new work trucks out there and puc would have the potential for using those also for our work crews? >> i have the models, but off the top of head and don't recall. >> that is just something i wanted to know personally. thank you. commissioner ajami. >> thank you so much. i realize maybe this you don't do this often so didn't mean to scare you with the last item but you did very well. [laughter] >> thank you. >> just i have a few questions. one main question. one comment, one questionism on the

it really means so much to the puc and so important to the puc. congratulations. >> thank you. commissioner rivera. >> thank you president paulson. thank you so much mike, frank, tony for your service, and dedication. i always said that you know, puc is a great enterprise, but our life and blood and heart and soul are the employees and you guys just hearing you talk and being here, it just really is humbling to see the level of dedication you have, and mike said something that kind of jarred my memory. my first day in the fire house when i was a brand new firefighter, i told-i exclaimed i said, this is the greatest job in the world and one of the old timers corrected me and said, this is second greatest job in the world. i said what is the greatest job? he said the water department. [laughter] thanks for reminding me. and thank you very much for all your hard work and efforts. >> that's pretty good. a lot of-guys why don't you come up for photos. i can't help notice commissioner stacey was [indiscernible] virtues of retirement. when she retired from the city attorney office, i

and this finally, summarizes puc issuance activities year by year. off the largest issue year ar year 23. this with the issuance 20 date with illion in onss san ppy to taand wishsp to mr. one question more section that ute %x series is th >> just to arify, the rating itself an changed, but the outlook changed from stable to negative. this time was consideration our increased capital plan fifrom their projections they foresee vice in the future. not to say they will lower the y%notice to watchful eye on revenues and idity. >> there was no impact then on bonds, other then the sional opinio >> exactly. there is no transaction. >> got it. thank you. i had a similar question and i the have effect this time sure whether that will have future? >> the rating was affirmed and time around and no impact to pricing with respect to the okay. think the bond results, i couldn't find th puc website. >> that is the internal letter and happy- the post-pricing review mentioned on slide that too. a i'm learning and like to review all the reports, so i would appreciate t

that's part of the mou with the puc. and we're working on refining the scope of work on that and hoping to put 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 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 queue. and, madam chair, there are no callers. okay. public comment is now closed. i would like to make a motion to approve the final fiscal year 2425 work plan. can i have a second? second? we have a roll call. the second was commissioner preston. yes on item number two, vice chair williams, i williams i commissioner preston preston. i chair. ronen i ronen i their three eyes. that motion passes unanimously. can you please read item number five. yes item number five is the appointment of one public member term ending february 22nd, 2026. we have one applicant, isaac sevier. thank you. and mr. speer is

are you talking about puc fleet vehicles? >> yes. >> okay. are these like what portion is our fleet electric or hydrogen or alternative? >> i don't recall the portion, but it was somewhere in the neighborhood of 20 vehicles we took the liberty of in the period in question actually that may qualify for $7500 credit per vehicle. we submitted the additional registration for those credits and will file for those credits in november. >> alrighty. i'm sorry to ask if you don't know this question, it is fine. are these sedans or work trucks, because there is a new work trucks out there and puc would have the potential for using those also for our work crews? >> i have the models, but off the top of head and don't recall. >> that is just something i wanted to know personally. thank you. commissioner ajami. >> thank you so much. i realize maybe this you don't do this often so didn't mean to scare you with the last item but you did very well. [laughter] >> thank you. >> just i have a few questions. one main question. one comment, one questionism on the

that's the mou with the puc.rking on refining the scope at out an rfp for a consultant to support tha. and that concludes my presentation on the work plan. 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 toak is o see if we have any callers in the queue. and, madam chair, there callers. okay. public comment is now closed. i would like to make a motion to approve the final fiscal year 2425 work plan. can i hav second? second? we have a rolle ca second was commissioner preston. yes on item number two, vice chair williams, i williams i commissioner preston preston. i chair their three eyes. that motion passes unanimously. can you please read item number five. yes item number five is the appointment of one public member term ending february 22nd, 2026. we have one applicant, isaac sevier. thank . please come forward. thank you so much applying for the seat. and we would love to hear about you and your interest.yeae is isaac sevi

but before that, i'd like to invite michael himes, the assistant deputy general manager from from puc wanted to give a few comments and want to thank mike for all of his reviews and input on this process. thank you. good morning, lafco commissioners mike himes. i'm the deputy assistant general manager at the sfpuc, responsible for cleanpowersf and our power resources, i'd like to thank the executive officer, for his work in leading this collaborative study, which was funded by cleanpowersf ratepayers pursuant to our memorandum of understanding between lafco and the sfpuc, and i also would like to echo what he said a moment ago and acknowledge the support and contributions from a number of city staff. from various departments, including the sfpu, the environment department, the department of building inspection and fire department. i think he identified some of those individuals, these staff members lent their expertise and provided advice and review of the consultant team's draft materials. we were very happy to participate in this effort to better understand and improve the experienc

and project partner blaire from the puc i would like to invite. >> please. >> make comments.d afternoon. blaire program manager employment to thank the commission and staff and marcus for a great progress. we are excite body the finalists and we can't go wrong with any of them. thank you very much. >> and thank you, blaire we say it every time of puc and you are delightful to work watch thank you. >> i wanted one of the. panelists is her art is in front of the van ness building. >> yes. >> in front where the video will be her work is outside. >> yea >> wonder. >> it was. >> creative work. thank you, marcus i like to call for public comment. is there public comment on item 12 treasure island water resource recovery facility public art project. >> thank you again, blaire and marcus. asking for a motion. >> so moved commissioner schnair >> second. >> thank you, commissioners all in favor? >> aye. >> the motion passes unanimously. thank you. calling item 13 the mission bay school public art project we have 2 discussions and possible actions first to approve the design proposal. f

the puc has a moral obligation to the people of bayview-hunters point who have disproportionately carriednegative impacts of city operations by mandating social impact commitments. they are also taking steps to repair the damage caused by historical environmental injustices. this ordinance will ensure that companies benefiting from sfpuc contracts give back to the neighborhoods they most impact. the legislation aligns corporate activities with long term community well-being, requiring companies to adjust their social impact contributions in response to changes in contract value, ensuring that the community benefits continue to grow alongside corporate profits. this ordinance demonstrates that san francisco prioritizes its residents and expects corporate partners to do the same. we are sending a clear message to city contractor, corporations and businesses that have exploited loopholes and manipulated the system to avoid their responsibilities. we are not going to let corporations take advantage of our community, and any increase in contract means that there should be an increase in commun

pacific gas and electric transferred the electric service account at to the power enterprise of the puc. in 2023, oliver desilva informed the power enterprise it had been charging the tax rate at 7.5 percent instead of the alameda county user utility tax rate of 6.5. asked for refund of the 1 percent it over-paid and when staff investigated the overpayment in addition to charging the wrong tax rate it improperly remitted the taxes to san francisco tax collector instead of alameda county treasurer tax collectser. a similar problem discovered for customer sunol agpark who as a government agency should have been exempt from tax charges. the total amount collected totaled in terms of credit was $101.824.48. and for sunol park, $339.94 and a return of funds back to alameda county for remitted taxes of $651.975.40. staff has been directed to revisit the entire process to insure this does not occur again. we are looking at meter to billing to insure staff are reviewing customer accounts as they are creating accounts. thank you. >> item 3 is resolution that authorize payment to $754.141 of util

the puc is scheduled to vote on the increase september 12th. cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> all right. now to the weather. as you take a live look out from our new camera at fisherman's wharf. this is the sky star cam located on the skystar wheel at the wharf. and while it's nice on the coast, we're continuing to track the heat advisory inland and abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandy. >> yeah. dan, that heat advisory got extended through tomorrow night, and that's because we're expecting another day of a scorcher for our inland communities. here's a live view right now from our east bay hills camera. look at the view. it is filled with sun and concord. right now is sitting at 99 degrees. you can see that the wind is pretty much light about ten miles an hour over 30 degrees cooler at sfo, where it is 67 degrees right now. but you do have a bit of a breeze. here are some of the other temperatures at this hour in the low 90s from san jose to fremont, 99. in livermore in the north bay, you are looking at 91. in santa rosa, 94 degrees in so

however, the latest information from our colleagues at puc, informed us that pga is much more favorable to issue, to provide us with secondary, supply, not to not require the primary, service. so this is good news, and we need to just wait a little bit longer to see how it works in practice and hopefully next year we'll be able to report to you that it has been fully materialized. and with that, i 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 financial close out. the only remaining activity is the art installation under the art commission, which will be a freestanding tower just to 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 septemb

thank you very much. >> and thank you, time of puc e delightful to work watch thank you. >> i wanted >> in front where the video will be her work is outside. >> yea >> wonder. >>s. >> creative work. thank you, marcus i like to call for public there public comment 12 treasure isld water resource recovery facility public art project. >> thank you again,ire and marcus. asking for a motion. >> so moved commissioner schnair >> second. >> thank you, commissioners all in favor? >> aye. >> the motion unanimously. thank you. calling the mission bay school public art project we discussions and possible actions first to approve t public art project recommended by the artist panel and discussion and possible action to authorize the director ofur a contract with the artist an amount not to exceed 136,000 for the dgn fabrication, insurance and transportation and installation of the til mission public art project. like to introduce project manager arian to present. >> thank you. good afternoon, commissioners. i'm pleased present artist proposal. as rmende by the artist review panel for public were

are you listening, there are several events that happened in 2023, and i know of two others that the puc is doing absolutely nothing on it. i want to make certain that the money for these floods is done equally across the city, and not just one at a time. and i think that the supervisors should ask some questions concerning this serious problem of deferred maintenance throughout our city. thank you. thank you much for your comments and seeing no other speakers. madam chair, that completes our queue. thank you. seeing no more public comments, public comment is now closed. and colleagues, i would like to move this item to the full board with recommendation and a roll call please. and on that motion to forward to the full board with a positive recommendation. vice chair mandelman. hi mandelman i member melgar. melgar i chair and i chan i. we have three eyes. thank you. and the motion passes. mr. clerk, please call item number nine. also, the last item on today's agenda. yes. item number nine is an ordinance amending the park code to raise the fees for various goods and services at the marin

and you can see that our depressions, that's work that we do that is basically puc it could be a sewer depression, something that needs to be taken look at. but that number has gone down and that's because of our coordination and being able to, to you know, just work in concert with them, they will let us know of a location that needs to be addressed and made shave will come out proactively and complete those repairs, that's why i believe our sewers are down for this year. any questions? >> i know we talked about this before, what happen at a certain street that is still under sf county but somehow become another county's responsibility and it remains not repaired? i know jeffery mentioned earlier, that dpw partner with other counties on some works. so why we not partnering with this particular county to fix these street road potholes? >> thank you, thank you for bringing that up. i remember us being out there and checking that area out. so right now, you know, there is some confusion as to who owns that street city of brisbane or is it city and county of san francisco. so what we need

labour union leader, and we had the top union voice mark paula novak, the general secretary for the pucgely because for rethink been formalised here in the cutest time on wednesday. two other areas of criticism, some believing that its fiscal rules, is it because it, expectedly the controls are dead, that they should be loosens, regarding debts and bahrain, and the trade unions are calling for them to loosen the fiscal rules and the wealth tax on the just and also to protect jobs wealth tax on the just and also to protectjobs in the oil and gas industry, critical of one of the labour fracture policies. industry, critical of one of the labourfracture policies. in industry, critical of one of the labour fracture policies. in terms ofthe labour fracture policies. in terms of the winter _ labour fracture policies. in terms of the winter fuel _ labour fracture policies. in terms of the winter fuel payments, i labour fracture policies. in terms| of the winter fuel payments, you labour fracture policies. in terms i of the winter fuel payments, you had one union leader suggesting and not ruling

. >> and, i know that the puc is a lot of money that bond, and you know, we ha other funding sourcesgovernment we did get e former speaker of the house pelosi's at it was. you know, but $40 million, $50 million. we have station 5 house. we can just take those plans an stis a good station, anned, and so we could just do that there, but funding for it and when we as the bond passed told at the training center was going toion, which is about the amount we had. i sai you can't even give us a bid g much smaller.do think the charter and is done and i know we are not the that has with infrastructure, so i assistant deputy chief mullen and miller sat down withand department to talk about is there a way for work together and bring this forward. there are multitude of departments infrastructure. the problem for ushat, we are expected to respond and if otour station collapses, respond, what ers ed to the equipment in that station? j÷has been my, objection every time that i in other departments, and i spoke at an well, that this sustainable for us, and had madam collins come with me to meet admi

one day a a deputy director or staying with the puc is where i love it >> it is now 119 p.m., and my name is brackett and this is commission on community investment and infrastructure for tuesday september 3, 2024. i like to welcome everyone joining today in the audience as well as remotely. thank you to staff and our guests who will be participating in today pfs meeting. the items on the calendar today that are very impacted i will ask fellow commissioners to move item 5 up and move item 4 below. i'll be asking for agenda change as well. madam secretary, can you please call the first item? >> thank you madam chair. the first order of business is item 1, roll call. please respond when i call your name. commissioner aquino, prentd. present. commissioner drew, present. commissioner lim, here. vice chair scott, here. chair brackett, here; all members of the commission are present. madam chair, we have quorum. the next order of business is item fwo announcements. the next regular meeting is scheduled tuesday september 17, 2024 at 1 p.m. prohibition of sound producing electronic devices.

profits, sky high record breaking monthly bills, pga has many of its own rate hike requests before the puc ktvu, fox two news. >> coming up tonight at 11. we've seen sideshows take over streets all across the bay area. now one city is taking action. the vote just today, as some say, the new legislation may not make many changes. >> and the heat advisory is going away for tomorrow. it's going to be much cooler. it will be noticeably cooler and then some warm up. we'll have the forecast straight ahead. >> but first, an update on the north bay arrest of dancing with the stars pro artem chigvintsev. why the dancer will n with a gun has now been formally charged with trying to assassinate him. federal prosecutors filed those charges against ryan wesley ruth late this afternoon. they say he had written a letter detailing his plans to kill the former president. ruth is being held without bond. he's also facing several felony gun charges. he is expected to be arraigned on the new charges next week. >> another top executive in the ftx cryptocurrency case has been sentenced to prison. caroline ellis

the puc is scheduled to vote on the increase september 12th. cornell, bernard.ou outside and check in with lisa. good morning. >> hey, stephanie. good morning. as we look outside from mount tam, you can see the marine layer there. a beautiful picture and that sun coming up at 645. so a little bit later, we're talking about a cooldown today, perhaps 2 to 5 degrees in our far inland valleys. and then more cooling as we get into the workweek ahead. i'll i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charged. two things i just can't deal with. overdraft charges. and garden gnomes. but your bmo smart advantage checking account gives you an extra day to avoid an overdraft fee. nice to see a bank cutting people some slack. mistakes happen. and we give you time to correct them. so, you don't like gnomes huh? what about that one? that one i like. a lot. ♪ bmo ♪ the eagles faced the packers in sao paulo. back here at home, the 40 niners are gearing up for monday night football versus the new york jets on abc seven. here's sport

the puc is scheduled to vote on the increase september 12th. cornell bernard. abc seven news. >> well, today, state senator josh becker was joined by school leaders, including state school superintendent tony thurmond, calling on governor newsom to sign a solar schools bill into law. the state legislature recently passed sb 1374, which proponents say will help schools with skyrocketing energy costs. >> right here in the oakland unified school district. sb 1374 could save over $1 million a year, $1 million a year if our governor signs this bill into law. let's do it. should we do it? yes. >> state senator becker says his bill would close a loophole in the state's solar rules that restricts schools, apartment buildings and other multi-media properties from using all of the solar energy that they generate. >> speaking of that, solar boy, that sun has been pumping out the heat the last few days, so the heat wave is the good news. starting to wind down. >> but judging from this picture, the place to be is the beach at santa cruz. it's hardly anybody there. sandhya p

so those are kind of the items that need to be worked out with puc in order for that to be accepted. and so that has been the situation for the past four years. and if this is going to be the development project that we're signing off on, don't you think it would be appropriate for this area to be prioritized since people already living there? yes i completely agree. but this plan doesn't do that. well, the, the insider of acceptance or acceptance is probably not a dda. it's more public improvement agreement and map conditions that are tied to the. so it is definitely it's definitely part of the city permits for infrastructure. so all i can say is that it it will be oci and parks and public works priority in resolving the issue of what we call alice griffith streets prior to starting cps, the next phase streets. thank you. my last question is for our general counsel, james morales. seeing that a lot of these these documents were dumped on the commission at the last minute, and there's a lot of details that are not worked out or were not explored prior to this coming before the commis

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met with puc in august to discuss revive soil storm water management strategies and took livery of 6 new braun northwest ambulance and took in new scuba dive communication equipment. . this is the first new dive equipment for 15 years. the equipment we had were out dated. i was on the captain of rescue two screening and beg for the type of equipment. chief mullin make its happen with the captain at bureau of equipment and i thank them. on top of a 10 heart attack-vac heating boil are issues at fire stations and stages that you see in your report. under earthquake safety and emergency response. chief miller is busy with the fire training. there were so many other things that were happening. this is the one i harp on it is a large project. folks features of the fire training structures. designs were completed and sent it two cost estimators. members of the design team -- met with the art's commission regarding theard it is at the facility. and the design team met with the sfpuc commission to. identify soil retention and stabilization for the facility as it is a large site with differen

can do as a commissioner to interface and highlight the work with pg and e and accelerating and the pucng traffic signals and lighting being turned on, i think will help with pedestrian safety and also just safety in general, particularly at major intersections that are high injury, so that's it for me, mr. clark, can you open this item up for public comment? unless you have any other comments? supervisor peskin? yes. members of the public who wish to speak on this item should line up to speak at this time. each speaker will be allowed two minutes. thank you very much. h brown again, thank you both for your work here, the applicant seems excellent. i'm on the ground again with my dog looking out my window. i'm seeing, the very best, bicycle lanes in the city are in front of the greek orthodox, and the french schools, one block from my house in the old levi's factory. they're raised islands. the whole bit. then you hit 14th and you cross the street. you have all of these people bicycling their kids to school down at the friends in the greek orthodox, on these basket things with 1 or 2 ki