of course, we will come to you with a more detailed update on let's play s.f. in march, but i am thrilled to say we have made an enormous amount of progress in the initiative. to date we have raised just over $9 million towards the goal of 14.5. let's see. there is not much variation in these grant agreements, sense of roles and responsibilities between the party are matched -- mapped out, but here are some highlights. so they lay out, once again, as you have seen in other good documents, public schedules. they note the inclusion of the commission approved donor recognition program, and they allow the department to accept additional public funding for these projects as it comes along , because one thing we have learned in this somewhat massive initiative that is actually 13 separate construction projects, is the ability to be nimble with private funders is an enormous benefit. and then they detail is really in the numbers. washington square, the washington square agreement allows the department to give a hundred thousand dollars in private funds for the project

last year, s.f. rising was able to participate in the office of civic engagement and city affairs in order to identify households that may have been excluded from previous count in san francisco. we had a team of about 16 canvassers that covered 33% of the city, you know, doing outreach in the excelsior, the mission, soma, bayview, tenderloin, and we were very successful. we reached and identified 500 previously unidentified units of housing. we became experts at looking at this is a concern that we have, as well, and it isn't just a question for those who are undocumented, but also, there are family members that are documented. i'm an educator at city college, and a lot of our students have said that if that question's included, they are not going to want to fill out that question, also. so there's a lot of things that are at play, but we think that if we continue to build and tap into the relationships that we have with community relations', we'll be able to tap into the relationships that we alrea

>> yes. >> supervisor safai: as communicated by s.f. m.t.a. >> amendment that he walked through in front of you. the clerk has signed original copy. only action is for the board to move that amendment and continue this item to the special meeting on monday. >> supervisor safai: thank you very much. colleagues any more comments or questions on this item? seeing none. i would like to make a motion to approve these amendments and continue this item to the budget and finance committee meeting of monday february 11th. >> as amended. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. madam clerk can you please read item number 7 please. i think we have the clerk here to present to us. >> chair fewer, i ask your indulgence for three more minutes i'm here today for the departments administrative deputy who organize this information for this hearing today. i'm here with other leadership in the clerk's office. we thank you for your past year's budget allowance protecting the public right it know what the businesses that comes before the board and further the budget

s.f. p.u.c. to build its own infrastructure bonds. over the next several years, you will be able to use a secretion energy system for san francisco that is green, renewable, and publicly owned. having the green new deal fund in place will allow us to commit funds to jumpstart the process, and continue board oversight to see it through with the san francisco public utilities commission. i hope that my colleagues will allocate the windfall to this fund to support immediate assessment and planning, and to work through the budget process that spring to begin to fund the new infrastructure. s.f. p.u.c. is an effective, functioning utility with 100 years of experience providing safe, and reliable energy. we have less, but that is not our only option. let's invest in solar, wind, let's make the grade smaller and easier to protect and sustain. let's use the money that they have been using to pay their executive dollars to instead train san franciscans to build and sustain our green infrastructure. scient

with a reporting requirement starting with the quarter beginning july 1st, 2019, the s.f. p.u.c. shall submit quarterly written reports to the clerk of the board summarizing all agreements the p.u.c. has entered into during the prior quarter. each grant shall be submitted no later than 30 days following the completion of the quarter that is the subject of the report, and see, a sunset date and delegation of authority provided under subsection 280 of these ordinances shall apply only to grant agreements and amendments or modifications executed before july 1st, 2020, and expire by operation of law on july 1st, 2020, and the reporting requirements provided for under subsection two b. of this ordinance shall expire by operation of law upon submission of the quarter report covering quarter ending june 30th, 2020 i would like to make that motion , which i think is a good government motion so that all of these grant agreements are public, they go before the p.u.c. commission and are reported to the board of supervisors, because we are being asked to delegate section 9.118 authority. >>

-- just so that we are clear, this is delegating authority pursuant to a charter section 9.1182 the s.f. p.u.c. general manager, which i have some reservations about, but in working with the

as a supervisor district 11, i have had it deal with situations at s.f. community school working with the superintendent, same thing with monroe. three months in the school year, there was not a teacher in one of the classrooms at monroe elementary. that caused significant upheaval and disruption. i understand firsthand. i emphasize and i want it make sure that loud message is sent. every single member on this board cares and deeply cares about educators, early childhood educators and ensuring we have the right commitment for those living on our streets and affordable housing. without the commitment for affordable housing, also many of the teachers, we heard that last fall. of them will be forced out of san francisco as well. i want to thank everyone. thank you for giving me the opportunity to say few words. i also like to add my name as cosponsor. we have a really strong commitment to ensure that we have a pathway for success. thank you. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. i think we have 11. i have to say, this is quite a feat. i'm new to being budget chair

a member of san francisco bike coalition, have been since i moved here, walk s.f., and s.f.ransit riders. my application also includes a letter of support from the coalition and supervisor brown as well. professionally, i work in oakland and work on transportation logistics, so part of my daily job is green our transportation operations, vehicle fleet, and then coming up with ways to encourage our employees to not drive to work. so that's very much a part of kind of what i do every day, professionally, as part of my day job, and then as part of my advocacy and my sort of passion i pursue here in helping the city become more green and pedestrian friendly and friendly to bike and transit riders as well. thanks. >> supervisor ronen: thank you so much. any questions? no. thank you. is there any member of the public who would like to speak on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. well, colleagues, here is the impossible part of our job. so, this is the first competitive seat that this new rules committee is considering, and you are both incredible and i just wanted to

we had a film series, the s.f. punk film series that i put together.e were so appreciative that someone was bringing this for them. it is free. everything in the library is free. >> it it is also a film producer who has a film coming out. maybe in 2018 about crime. what is the title of it? >> it is called san francisco first and only rock 'n' roll movie. crime, 1978. [laughter] >> when i first went to the art institute before the adventures were formed in 77, i was going to be a painter. i did not know i would turn into a punk singer. i got back into painting and i mostly do portraiture and figurative painting. one of the things about this job here is i discovered some great resources for images for my painting. i was looking through these mug shot books that we have here that are from the 1920s. i did a whole series of a mug shot paintings from those books. they are in the san francisco history centre's s.f. police department records. there are so many different things that the library provides for san franciscans that i feel like a lot of people are

from the s.f. p.u.c. the p.u.c., our response to the partial shutdown has followed our standard, what our standard customer service procedures for all customers who are having troubles paying their bills. generally, for our department, the instance of past-due accounts is a very small one, but it is existed, and i will go into some details on what that means. before i go into those details, i wanted to share a bit about the background on who our customers are, and what are those standard procedures that i mentioned. in terms of the service delivery , as a reminder, supervisors, we provide retail, water, consumer services to residents and businesses in san francisco. we also sell water to 27 water agencies down the peninsula and in the east bay. lastly, we provide retail power services to certain residences and businesses in redevelopment areas here in the city, as well as to our city family being our municipal power customers. that translates into about 175,000 water and sewer accounts, and about 3600 ele

. >> on behalf of the board, i would like to acknowledge the staff at s.f. gov t.v. who record each of our meetings and make the transcripts available to the public online. madame clerk, are there any communications class. >> i have none to report, mr president. >> colleagues, today we are approving the minutes from the december 4th, 2018, december 18th, 2018 board meetings. are there any changes to these minutes -- meeting minutes? seeing none, can i entertain a motion to approve the minutes as presented? motion made supervisor peskin. is there a second? and seconded by supervisor stefani. motion to approve -- okay. without any objection back the motion passes. madame clerk, can you please read the consent agenda. >> items one through eight are on consent, in these items are considered to be routine. if a member rejects, an idea maybe severed and considered separately. >> seeing none -- are you going to... colleagues would any of you like to sever any of the items from the consent? seeing none, can we have roll call of items one through eight. >> on items one throug

s.f. fellows. and of course, we have assets in the community, city and community partnerships, and our city assistance centre. i will turn this over now to our deputy director programs. richard and i are the only two people that were here in 2010 in our startup office, because we've grown from three people to over 64 people. richard class. >> good morning supervisors. just a little bit more detail around the community partnerships, this is a critical component of making sure everybody is counted. we recognize our community partnerships are the most skilled at reaching the hardest account. adrienne touched on our complete count committee as one important strategy to enrolled folks that represent a wide range of constituencies, and she also touched on the many complete count committees. we -- these are smaller demographic or geographic base committees that focus on neighborhoods, ethnicities, age ranges, to make sure they are tailored specific messages that really resonate with particular co

s.f. is a vanguard in terms of approaches that included community-based grants ten years ago, and c.a. was one of the organizations that formed a grassroots coalition that did the phone banking, outreach, and door knock being and we were able to reach 50 hard-to-count households, and we coordinated local efforts with the bureau itself. as you all have heard, san francisco won because we are the only county and city to see an increase in mail response rate even though the rest of california had really suffered because of the lack of investment. we know that the census is a total city and community effort. and it really should include mobilizing all sectors of society, and that what we know is a key to full and accurate count westbound reaching those hardest to count. and community-based organizations, we know these people. these are people of color, immigrant families, homeless, people living in s.r.o.s, and we see them every day. they are a part of our grassroots efforts. we see them on ev

the headline does not say zuckerberg s.f. general, and that is really terrific. thank you. >> secretary: commissioners, i apologize, and you are now able to vote. >> president chow: we return to the calendar item, and i will call the roll for the voting on acceptance of the minutes. all those in favor? opposed? hearing none, before the next item, i want to take the opportunity to welcome dr. greg colfax as the new director of public health. i look forward to working with you again, we had a long relationship, a couple days ago, both in the a.e.'s office, so i'm appreciative of the fact that you're here, and i know you bring a great skill set to the department of public health, and i look forward to working with you again. [ applause ] >> secretary: and item three is the director's report. >> so thank you for that warm welcome. thank you, health commissioners. as you know, i've been in the job for about six hours, so i really want to express appreciation for a seamless and welcoming onboarding process, especially working with greg and his leadership, mark and look

this is and on from our s.f. share in a bad move the nobel prize winner from moscow want to manage the dual role. coles british subject is painful i love stuff like. it's a good book but do you think the french understand it if they still had taken down the thirty thousand take up now it's the fluff on may not be present. or they don't really think that that's that the price of spectacles the second order to me it's an interesting question of whether it is or is shoulder to shoulder all that center stage show in. the school on actual behavior yet the front of the field very very poorly studied and often you know how to use them to come to our countries. how would you describe journalism in turkey today. is risky and dangerous profession would. imagine a country you come from a chance. despite moving on was. some heat from find solutions to these movements this morning. leading to the fact that you so it's a. given our president ron i want to understand how one head of state who's holding the line what the way he

and that hope s.f. is going to be the most dramatic change and revitalization of housing that we've ever seen. and we're going to see it through together. thank you so much. applause well thank you very much for mentioning tessie esther because there is a definite connection here with our next speaker. and personal connection as well because when you talk about the process of meeting and building the trust yeah i was on the receiving end of that. so that's why i'm so glad here. i'm here for fulfilling these commitments. i'm really pleased to introduce our next speaker tyrrell tobias another native san franciscan in a long term hundreds view resident tyrrell on his son tyrrell junior who would be here but he's in school? he's got his priorities straight? moved into the first component of phase two a couple of years ago tyrrell not only lives in this beautiful complex but because of our focusing of employment opportunities through our contracting thousands and thousands of hours and job training and emplo

if asked waymark for the berlin international film festival our correspondents on the in s.f. and david leavitt's are standing by with details on the latest contenders for the top prize the golden bear. the competition is heating up at the berlin international film just we've got sneak peek for you up to world premieres will they make the cut. i'm sumi so much going to it's good to have you with us venezuela's opposition is renewing its push to bring in humanitarian aid from neighboring countries in defiance of the government and the military now the country is facing dire shortages of medicine and basic supplies and more than one hundred tons of u.s. aid is still waiting in the colombian border city. but president nicolas maduro has ordered the military to block the supplies from entering venezuela he. says this aide is a trojan horse and part of a u.s. plot to overthrow his government now the opposition leader and self-proclaimed president of venezuela one by dole has repeatedly called on the military to switch sides and he did so again in a one on one interview with news th

champion, he is a youth leader and advisor for hope s.f. which is the nation charge a first large-scale public housing revitalization project to prioritize current residence, will also investing in high-quality sustainable housing and broadscale community development. more importantly, to know that he is an example to young people in his community. he is bold, he is courageous, he is not shy, he is not intimidated, and for that, i want to honor him. this afternoon in city hall. if you want to say a couple of words, you have a minute or so. >> hello, everyone. i am honored to be here with everyone. i am doing mostly just following in the steps of my grandma, and my mom. seeing them work hard every day and doing things for the community, and giving their very last to make sure the communities okay, especially my grandmother, commissioner titus, seeing her every day work tirelessly for her community and the people she really loves. i appreciate her for giving me the pathway to do the same thing. she has been a great example all my life, and bo

the only company that meets the requirements and mandated by s.f. shasha charger. taz is the only vendor awarded detailing contracts, all the others vendors being paid through prop q. authority. as vendors would violate city purchasing rules for contracts over $400,000. taz is the only vendor with a contract being excluded by the san francisco police department and other city departments through mar farley, the senior purchaser in o.c.a. office of contract administration, as well as brian young, his fpd fleet management. taz is the only qualified black car wash in san francisco that is being discriminated against. it has been discriminated against since 2014, to the present time. taz has filed a whistleblower complaint in 2,016, in 2016 for the same behavior, whereas essential shops forced taz to do horrible fittings, which is illegal. sergeant rick yee engaged in bid-rigging along with city purchasing departments. doing the bidding process for the carwash contract. we have been complaining about this since the award date. under written policy that the city departm

the second floor with fitness s.f.nd on-site to dental thinkers will be supplemented with other services that we will soon be able to discuss, in the ground floor is a mix of coffee, quick service food, and sit down restaurants to soon be supplemented with operators who will complement the current mix. this slide is an overview of the tenant improvement timeline. the green bar represents current timing, the blue bar represents the original timing of the specific space as outlined in the merchandising plan. note that we are ahead of the original production, in many cases, such as on-site dental, and fitness s.f., and charlie's, and our on target per diem. the current plan, a notice to proceed for the landlord's work to be issued in march for completion in mid june. the landlord's work includes pouring slab, mechanical, any electrical work. an interesting slight -- side note is supporting this lab will cost less without the bus -- buses running, because work can be done during the day, otherwise it would be weak nights a

you can find it at s.f. h.h.s..org. go about us section and underneath there is a report. looking at page 3, we've made refinements over the previous years. the bigger change that we implemented this year is doing lot more breakouts of our nonmedicare retirees in previous years, lot of that population was just lumped in with retirees. we're trying it give them little bit more visibility. we continue to grow in terms of the medically enrolled lives that we support up another 2164 on the table there on page 3. we have 122,547 covered lives. we've get about 5959 additional members that waived coverage. we're up to 128,506. pretty significant. you'll see the breakout i was talking about. >> president breslin: excuse me, 128,000? >> yes. you don't see it here. i just know these things. it takes 122,000 plus. what you're seeing here, there's a new line in here for kaiser permanente advantage. when we look across our plans, we know access plus and trio are for nonmedicare population. you know it the united healthcare advantage p.p.o. are medicare population. we we looked at kaise

russian cities have held an unauthorized rally in support of a detained russian activist and of the s.f. sankoh is placed under house arrest in january for activities where the political opposition are going to zation she's the first person to be charged under a controversial new law in russia that criminalizes taking part in undesirable organizations critics say the legislation is overly broad and used to silence the kremlin's political opponents. oh are you going. down with the police state is their rallying cry the protesters wear black hearts a symbol of anger and sadness in solidarity with the russian activist and others like her. on january twenty third and a stars here should go was put under house arrest for working for the pro-democracy initiative open russia. authorities later prevented her from seeing her critically ill seventeen year old daughter until just hours before her daughter died because it's so in your main like this if they had leisure stay with her daughter the child might have survived the missile not just on you their political prisoners here like in one nine hu

it was thoroughly reviewed by s.f. heritage. to give you a background about project sponsor, ceo roger walter has been in the neighbor for 40 years. he's had a building across the street and loved the gas light building. in 1998, he bought the building it needed rot of -- lot of work and the interior of the building was completely redone. he continues to invest in the building and the garden. he's invested if the site and is excited about this developmental we're here about today. i will introduce maggie smith i believe she'l -- she'll walk you through the preservation issues. thank you. >> president hillis: ms. smith, welcome. >> good afternoon commissioners. i'm maggie smith. we have been providing consultation to the project sponsor. here is a subject block. the subject block project site with the parcel boundary is marked with the outline. landmark 58 was located at the northern end of the parcel. you can see with the notes. it was originally the administration building of the san francisco gas light company station. there's

en addition to the hearings supervisor yee has held with s.f. p.u.c. and d.b.i. have head several meetings and have been supportive of this legislation. thank you for your time. >> commissioner: thank you. from the san francisco public utilities commission as opposed the state public utilities commission, mrs. minnick. >> thank you for the introduction and it's great coverage of the content and i'll give additional details for your consideration. the legislation is concerning the 100-year storm flood risk disclosure process and ordinance. i want to make clear what the map and purpose is. it identifies parcels in san francisco likely to be subject to flood risk and the policy driver is we'd like people to be informed if their property sin that area to make decisions either about their everyday lives such as where they're storing items or about potential changes they might make to their property. this map is also being used to increase flood resilience in the city. for transparency we want to share how the map was created so everyone is aware of that. the p.u.c. ha

en addition to the hearings supervisor yee has held with s.f.

assistance program spoke everything ranging from deferred action, affirmative relief grants, dream s.f. fellowship where we provide employment and leadership training for our formerly dhaka eligible youth, the san francisco pathways to citizenship initiative, we also do the immigration policy analysis for the city, and convene at the inner agency meetings on immigration. we staff the immigrant rights commission, and we find the san francisco state labourers program. and then the language access and services, we play a dual role. we are the compliance monitoring office, but we also provide technical assistance training and resources is, and direct services in form of interpretation and translation. and then we will talk a little bit more about our community grants program, but we have a pretty robust community grants program for small office. the ability to work with our community partners and provide over $5 million per year to support our community partners is pretty amazing. this is just a snapshot of san francisco. as supervisor fewer said, our current population is estimated at 884

the good news is through the work of the city and advocates, s.f. has grown our shelter capacity to 2300 and our supportive housing units to 7700 with more in the pipeline. looking at the city's pipeline and shelter beds for 2020, we know that our bet case scenario is we -- best case scenario is we cut the waiting list in half and still have people waiting on the streets. in december 2018 california permanently adopted building standards for emergency standard response that approved emergency guidelines for emergency tiny home shelter cabins, insulated tents, allowing s.f. to lease public or private land to service organizations with a license agreement, insurance, and baseline state guidelines in order to develop and operate safe organized spaces, which is what was talked about jennifer and the coalition and is included in this definition. they operate in partnership with properties, neighbors and village residents and activate under utilized public and private land with license agreements, baseline health and safety standards, a built in process f