since before and after the puc found nothing 1932. it is vitalally important that we not only rescue nietz the history of the tribal upon lands which we reside. but that woot we acknowledge the fact the people have established a work partnership with the puc and productive and flourishing members went many greater san francisco pay area communities today. call the first item. >> 3 approval of the millions of december 10 issue 2024. are there yekzs or comment on the minutes? >> could you open public comment mrs. lennear. >> raise your hand if you wish to comment on item 3. moderator. are there callers with a hand raised? >> there are no callers. >> thank you. >> thank you. could i have a motion and second to approve the minutes of the december 10th. >> move we approve minutes. >> seconded. >> roll call vote. >> president stacy. >> aye. >> vice president arce. >> aye. >> commissioner jamdar. >> aye >> commissioner leveroni. >> aye >> next item. >> upon general public comment item 4. mr. decosta. >> ficould mention the commission values

the puc received 5 proposals recordings to the rfp. and over several weeks period the rfp elevation conducted oral interviews with the top 3 scoring proposals and the panel selected c5 as the highest scoring proposal we seek your proposal for the lease the lease office a 5 year term with one dollars in rent the lease meets the policy goals in chapter two 9 b with the administrative code to conclude childcare centers in public buildings. the lease requires c5 to prioritize the enrollment the city employees second and residents in the surrounding one 02 and 9413 zip code their deliberately for subsidized childcare and maintain the 25 percent of children can access subsidized childcare thank you,tion costs and thank you for your time and i'm here if you have any questions. >> thank you for the presentation and work. >> commissioner arce you had a question or comment no, thank you. >> xhupd. >> thank you very much. um, does the schvr center have insurance that um, could name the building or the city and county. >> absolutely all the leases

and like puc or other departments. >> thank you. why commissioner, hallisy. >> not only emergencies but if we approve this. this could save jobs. >> correct. in the department. why exactly. >> right. >> >> wrooe we had this informal policy and practices this in our budget and this is the way to formalize this policy. why great. >> director madeline. >> thanks employment to respond to your question and director 21 tiffany. the other thing can the storm recovery in previous storms we have not got information if this will help for this torment we are able to ask fema for reimburse am. for the left set of storments we are working through this tiffany for the commissioners could you talk about the press by which the dollars 'lled be accessed? >> yes, we when we submit our operating budget, we do draw from this fund. we'll use part of this fund to help balance our budget every year in the submission. we go through the commissioner and the board. >> that is to say the commission would, prove use and we could not tap bo it. >> yea. >> no. s

good afternoon i'm jannel plumber the project manager with puc for the moccasin project. here with my colleagues to brief about the project and approval for phase one. this project involved demo of three bellings and new construction and upgrade landscapes. we met with 2 commissioners and have contingencies to an approval i will ask clothes to come up and present those in the design. thank you. can i make a comment before you start which is this it would be helpful when you show thingis know we don't have i pointer if you need a second person to show on the computer so we see here. we see everything on the screens here that would be great and helpful. to which make up for the fact won't don't have the laser pointer. is that okay? ef is well something we can do? hi. um, good afternoon commissioners. i'm fara perez i'm an architect at san francisco public works. i will will present the design and reviews.■n0" as you know we met with two of the commissioners at cdr. about two weeks ago to at a review. and -- from the review throw continganceys were proposed as a condition fo

so public works inspection services puc and mta design review services etc. are are fully billable to to cd within this category our expenses in 2324 were 1.7 below our established budget or 27% below our established budget for fiscal year 25 and we expect our final expenditures within the current fiscal year 25 to be similarly below budget. there will be a ramp up this spring in the stage two work as i discussed earlier but the state that increase of of activity going into next year and the increase in hourly wages for city departments which make up the bulk of the city cost budget we don't believe that an increase in the city cost budget is warranted in fiscal year 26 at this time. so we're holding the city cost budget flat in our projections for fiscal year 26 and 27 other than some minor adjustments in anticipated costs associated with the administrate ation of the community facilities district which is actually reimbursable from the proceeds of the community facility district rather than billable to the developer. so the costs that are billable to the de

not just public works, the general fund departments but all departments, the enterprise departments, puc, mta and airport. >> there are some exceptions and there is a process if you've got key core functions that you need to fill and provide to the the city and county of san francisco, there is a process that was developed going through the mayor's budget office and your respective policy chief. >> so there are ways to get positions approved and filled but you have to go through a process, pause new contracts or programs that have not yet been signed or implemented. i myself personally had multiple conversations with the mayor's budget office on this. if it's a one time funding source, a general, a g.o. bond, a revenue bond, maybe an external grant those can go forward even if they're new and not yet started. but we just need to talk through that process with the mayor's office. >> one of the ones that we're talking about with the mayor's office i'm writing a memo as we will not literally as we speak but i will have it done today is the trash can procurement can that contract go forward

which is per in with puc and mc clarin community garden.at the south we have the househousing development that is happening there with hope sf. in length it is about half a mile. and about 270 feet in elevation. imagine you are climbing 25 stories. if you are going from the top to bottom of how many steps this is critical project. . the scope is 8%. and as i said it is to improve period of time, traffic calming and the bicycle infrastructure. >> let me take you through. there is no sidewalks, it is dark. there is parking on either side. there is scattered guard rails. the roadway narrows and widens and there is limited vidzability. and one crosswalk. >> so these are our goals. and. it is basically creating safe area for pedestrians. slow traffic, expand the bike network connected to the city bike network within the neighborhood. that is important. and then of course, create parking in high demand areas. the out reach broadly right this is connected to the vision plan from 2018 and then the mc clarin collaborative works on interconnecting al

>> ye, i have a request recording puc utilities next presentation. i just if we can see, something to address the fact that there is only one bid of the rfp in the report just add that. thank you. >> good thank you. all right, please if there are no other requests please open this item for public comment. >> thank you, members of the public who wish to make 3 minutes on item 8 new business initialed by commissioners may line up to the wall to the audience left. if commenting from outside the chamber press the raise your hand in the webinar or press star-3 on your phone to be recognized. and we have no callers and that does conclude public comment. >> thank you and i believe we don't need the next item, item 9 general public comment. so i will now just say that our next meeting will be on thursday, january 23 at 11:00 o'clock here in room 408 it will abe cozy with our colleagues on sanitation and streets commission to hear the department's budget presentation for the upcoming fiscal year 25-26 that the department will then of course as stated earlier

they're calling for the state puc to conduct a thorough investigation surrounding the cause and the response is 539 on your tuesday morning. a clear look outside overlooking san francisco, all the lights sparkling this morning. it is another chilly start to our day. yes, and we are going to see some of those temperatures near or below freezing in the inland valleys. the reason why we have a frost advisory once again in effect, for areas away from the immediate coastline. and then we're going to go throughout the morning with temperatures in the mid to upper 30s. for palo alto, it's at 38 degrees in walnut creek and 42 in san francisco, while san jose is at 38 degrees. and then looking at walnut creek 38 right now. but we may come down to about 33 degrees at 7:00. that's just 1 degrees above freezing. and then the trend gives us a lot of sunshine and gradually warming temperatures into the afternoon. now, mike, it's tuesday. we're starting to see that commute kicking in. yeah, it might not be so evident here at the toll plaza, but we do see the volume building and the metering lights are acti

the airport and using that as an example for all of the departments rec park power and water, dpw, puc etc. does the maintenance of those collections fall within their budgets and then is transferred to us? where is that money generated? and you had on one of your slides the alicia piece that was restored so somewhat fragile piece that had been up you know the one alicia piece how track the money for that for me with you yes so for new or well for artworks that are funded you know created using funding from the art in richmond ordinance there is a component of that funding so 70% of the funding goes to the artwork and there's a component of it i think 10% that is retained, earmarked or identified as being available for conservation of the work. so that is really the source of funding that we have for project that are funded for that have been funded from the art in richmond ordinance and do you have any idea about how much is sitting in that reserve? >> i would have to look into that. i'd be happy to. so important is just you know that the maintenance of our civic art collection is a b

local and state lawmakers say they've asked the puc to conduct a thorough investigation into the cause storage facility. health officials say the cleanup could take weeks, if not months. we've got a cold front blowing in this weekend, and those cooler temperatures should stick around next week. nbc bay area's cinthia pimentel has our 7-day forecast. yesterday was a stunning day. sunshine all across the bay. but as we go on into the afternoon, you'll notice more of those high clouds drifting around. we are starting a cooling trend into the weekend from the 60s to the 50s. and also you notice there saturday and sunday a chance of seeing some spotty activity with a breeze picking up. there is a wind advisory for the north bay mountains. be careful with that. we go on into next week and we start to clear out the skies a little bit. temperatures will remain cool and into san francisco and the peninsula. a dry day for today with some spotty activity for the weekend. we'll stay in the 50s, going on even into next week, gearing up to celebrate lunar new year there. but you notice more clouds c

our former city attorney and general manager of the puc dennis herrera. joaquin torres. brook jenkins. public defend are. sheriff and i think cisneros was here and greg wagner and lots of excellent, excellent department heads. so i want to thank them and their staffs for being here. and watch that, madam clerk call your next item or do i just go? mr. president. introduction of the mayor item 5. >> great. >> earlier today i know many of us were out in the plaza and heard your remarks and congratulations mr. mayor and you have come by to share words with us and we are grateful, welcome mr. mayor. >> thank you, president. >> is this on? i was told there is a lot of seat nothing this room so i'm standing because it it is a new day in san francisco. i want to commend every single supervisor here today. we have 5 new ones. and we have 6 that have tremendous experience. that are we are going to lean on in the coming days, weeks and months. president. bestowod you a unanimous vote. i -- don't know when that left happened? but what i will tell you is that -- i see a bright future

>> so, the great highway extension is set to be closed part of the puc project. and that project has funded and has i design for i full park conversion well<,> is a multiuse path. currently there are not we are not planning on putting the temporary installations there. that project is probably 5-upon seven years out. in terms of implementation. so, in the grand scheme in the future perhaps but not now. >> never going to dm together at any point. >> thank you. >> commissioner. any other commissioner comments or questions? >> seeing none, thank you. there is one other -- we will go through the normal process we do in terms of panel review and selection on this or in the? these are temporary not hard projects. >> who makes the decision? it would be -- this resolution allows our director of cultural affairs to review and approve in lu of the commission because of the expedite tempory nature. it is not unlike the jfk resolution. >> i was not here for that one, is it still presented to us like this is when we are doing? >> no. >> so intention is that this residence lou

cameras doing the electric and structural engineering for cameras and w with partner agencies like the puco establish mou to mount our cam radios their street light poles. has all added to what were needs to get done. i am very, very confident these will launch in merchandise this date is tied to notice to proceed. we are looking at mid march as the launch of the program. >> okay. um -- good to here. i hope we are able to stick with march. can you talk, one thing i have been struck by i asked men about this in the past, the i have been struck. i don't remember the cost red light cameras they are expensive. what is the cost of speed cameras? >> relatively inexpensive. they were a lot less. >> they are pretty cost effective as to thes we pay or vender a minute low fee per camera and over the course of the 5 year pilot the total cost is near 7 or 8 million dollars. >> okay. over how long? 5 year pilot. 60 months. >> i guess i can do the math. okay. and then i guess the last question for about this of you. it is more not with standing my griping about timing and thing in i time low way, and ma

the plumbers, a long time ago at puc clean water had the only apprentice program and 261 started it.essful program. on the youth program that you have, do some of those folks have a pathway to get into those apprenticeship programs? >> we do two things with our youth programs. one of the things is we partner with the high school to provide it a shadowing program. those individuals can come to the operations yard and shadow our program so they actually shadow some of our plumbers, some of our painters and so forth to get an introduction to the actual trade to see if it's something they want to do and participate in once they graduate from high school. and our summer youth program works with buff to see if they want to embark on a career field as a general labor if they want to because they work with that program as well, but in landscape maintenance as well. >> very good. thank you. >> yeah compliments, i'm echoing the individuals. this is pretty amazing. >> next up is our community engagement team. good morning, everyone. glen alvarez, community engagement. we are about connections b

we have a few funding sources that includes the impound account, work orders by the puc, grants from the epa and general fund for our corps funded priorities. first is create a diverse pool of community partners the department can fund to conduct deeper engagement across all program areas. the second one is partner with the school district and community partners on environmental education projects, including youth events, youth community impact projects, and youth led community outreach. the third one is lead innovative zero waste and toxics reduction campaigns that include community partners and promote language accessibility, and the fourth is create a volunteer program to engage a diverse group of community members in climate action efforts in our unfunded priorities, we added, made expanded language access ordinance requirements and best practices for reaching limited english proficiency populations and applying a racial and social equity lens across programs. the second one was expand grassroots outreach campaigns and education to include the programs other than zero waste and t

the puc negative impact particular relies on the services to have the bairment facilities sewer systemworks. and by insuring did pro-active pest management it provides 4th and long term environmental sustainability effort. thank you. >> the proposed resolution is a 5-year contract about oca agurto corporation, dba pestec for integrated services and contract has a for a total not to exceed amount of $15,500,000 and a 5 years term and the contract covers pest control in buildings and public health is ongoing entering services and consulting and training this is the in an amount not-to-exceed based on the high school expenditures 3 appears reasonable we recommend approval. >> thank you with that, we don't have any other questions and appreciate we know that integrated pest management is unique for san francisco we appreciate the effort with that, let's go to public comment. >> do we have any members of the public wishing to address item 7 now is your opportunity to approach the lectern. >> madam chair, no speakers. >> seeing none, public comment is closed. (gavel) clarifications i'd like

cameras doing the electric and structural engineering for cameras and w with partner agencies like the puc to establish mou to mount our cam radios their street light poles. has all added to what were needs to get done. i am very, very confident these will launch in merchandise this date is tied to notice to proceed. we are looking at mid march as the launch of the program. >> okay. um -- good to here. i hope we are able to stick with march. can you talk, one thing i have been struck by i asked men about this in the past, the i have been struck. i don't remember the cost red light cameras they are expensive. what is the cost of speed cameras? >> relatively inexpensive. they were a lot less. >> they are pretty cost effective as to thes we pay or vender a minute low fee per camera and over the course of the 5 year pilot the total cost is near 7 or 8 million dollars. >> okay. over how long? 5 year pilot. 60 months. >> i guess i can do the math. okay. and then i guess the last question for about this of you. it is more not with standing my griping about timing and thing in i time low way, and

design, kruvenlgz street skachl sue and puc projects and other infrastructure projects in the mission bay area. and 63.9 million of the 2016 bond funds have been spent on public infrastructure to date. some time line here of the approval process we to the commission meeting today april of 23ocii23/24 budget including issuance of 85 million in tax exempt refunding bonds. then in june of 23 the commission authorized subject to department of finance approval. issuance of refunding bondses and primary bond documents. also in june of 23 the oversight board approved the issuance of the bonds subsequential submitted to the state d. finance approved them in august of 23. unfortunately in late 23, the refunding was postponed the anticipated borrowing rates that we estimateed achieve rose to levels that reduced the net value savings below the min mump ocii's policy minimum. and then in late 24, rates had fall tone a point that projected net savings exceeded 3% we resumed the process program brings you to today. some detail on the source and uses. how much in bonds issuing and what they will be