nineteen -- 080, and -- 081, joshua klipp and lance carnes versus san francisco public works bureau of urban forestry. subject property, 1150, 1500, 1616 & 2000 16th street. appealing the issuance on july 11, 2019, to san francisco public works bureau of urban forestry, of a public works order (approval of request to remove eleven street trees with replacement along 16th street in conjunction with phase 1 of the sfmta 16th street improvement process: one pear tree at 1150 16th street; five ficus trees at 1500 16th street; four ficus trees at 1616 16th street and one ficus tree at 2000 16th street). order no. no. 201495. we will hear from the appellants first. mr. klipp. >> to the of the public that have waited the whole evening. thank you for hanging in. >> the night is young. i am here to talk about the city's concerted piece mail removal of travertine trees that constitutes a project. triggering the city's obligation to conduct an environmental impact report. i'm not here to talk about the city's 2014 urban forest land. they called for 50,000 new street trees, added to the san franci

the san francisco public utilities commission, which has been providing safe, reliable energy for our city facilities for more than 100 years, as well as delivering fresh and clear drinking water throughout the city. san francisco public utilities commission has had a high bar for a partnerships and a real commitment to community education, arts, environmental justice and workforce about me. taking full ownership of our power system, opens exciting opportunities for san francisco to invest in green jobs and infrastructure, to make our grid smaller and saved her and and make environmentally sound decisions about energy sources. it is time, beyond time really, to break the tie to pg&e and create a green, renewable, publicly owned system ". i agree with what chair peskin's head. i'm excited about this hearing and appreciate the work that has i believe there is not just a broad majority that shares the perspective that chair peskin just articulated. a full consensus on this approach. i appreciate the work, and i'm looking forward to doing whatever we can to support it. >> ms. hale, the fl

san francisco public works, bureau of urban forestry. the subject is 601 van ness avenue on the golden gate avenue frontage of the property. appealing the issuance on july 1, 2019, to tesla, of a public works order. (approval of request to remove without replacement a red flowering gum street tree maintained by public works on the following conditions: (1) that the landscape appraisal of $7,300 be paid due to the removal without replacement; (2) that three inlieu fees of $2,031 each ($6,093) be paid to further mitigate the loss of a mature tree by funding the planting of three trees by public works; (3) that any other required permits are obtained prior to issuance of the tree removal permit to ensure that the project has full approval prior to the removal of the tree; and (4) that a tree protection application and plan be submitted by the applicant, by a qualified arborist, and reviewed by urban forestry staff, to ensure that the two trees directly adjacent to the subject tree are adequately protected during excavation of the sidewalk. o

chris buck, san francisco public works bureau of urban forestry. this particular site, we will get into the specific details regarding ficus removal along 16th street. i didn't have time last week, and i should have started with this. you know, looking in the last couple of years, what we have been up to in urban forest the, you might think what is going on with a lot of empty basins. i know it is difficult to ask somebody to look at a 20 year arc of the urban forest. that is been my involvement. five years as an advocate with friends of the urban forest as an education coordinator. dreaming of the day that we would get funding to maintain all of our existing street trees. it has been a battle, literally, for decades. historically, san francisco public works only maintained at third of the street trees in san francisco. that means two thirds of property owners had the maintenance responsibility for those trees. that was great. most new homeowners were excited to have a tree, and they put a tree out front. 10-20 years later, when that tree needed si

environment. ♪ clean power sf is san francisco's key way of fighting climate change by renewable energy and offering it to san francisco customers. i'm from the san francisco publicilities commission. the program came about with state wide legislation in 2002 to enable people to take more control over supplies. i first heard of the program when the organization was advocating to launch clean power sf. what i'm most excited about, it's going to bring 100% renewable energy to my home and reinvest into renewable energy infrastructure and jobs. i had gone to a lot of street fairs and heard from the staff at the san francisco public utilities commission to sign up for clean power sf even before it launched. >> we learned about clean power sf because our sustainability team is always looking for clean operations. linkedin is the largest online network. there are about 530 million members using our site. in this san francisco office there's about 1400 employees working in roughly 400,000 square feet. >> after signing up for the program we heard about the san francisco program and learned they had commercial rates and signed up for that. i'm the co-owner of the new wheel

problem is so bad that used needles are making their way into the bay, however officials at san francisco's, public utilities commission explain why a drug reaching the bay. his highly unlikely. forces unit reports. >>used drug needles flowing into the pacific ocean by way of san francisco's board trade sources. that's what president donald trump says is happening in connection to the city's ongoing homeless crisis that the president called it tremendous pollution and warned that the us environmental protection agency will be giving san francisco, a notice for being what he says in total violation the spokesperson for the san francisco public utilities commission kerry being we're very proud of a system that does a great job. >>separating outsell its organic or otherwise, including needles and and there are multiple lines of defense before we reach the day and yours. >>san francisco has 2 water treatment facility. this here at the south east water treatment patrol plant here, the 53 million gallons of water is processed every day. she talked about how this is to prevent. >>and so it's and separates

leo is here for san francisco public works. and we expect chris buck, irvin forester with san francisco public works, urban forestry. the board meeting guidelines are as follows. the board request that you silence all phones and electronic devices. please carry on conversations in the hallway. the rules of the presentation are follows. people affiliated with the parties must include their comments within the 7 or 3-minute period. members not affiliated have up to three minutes and no rebuttal. please speak into the microphone. you are asked but not required to submit a speaker card to board staff when you come up to speak. they're available on the left side of the podium. four votes are required to grant an appeal or jurisdiction request. if you have questions about questioning a rehearing, speak to the board staff during the break, after the meeting or call the board office. we're at 1650 mission street, room 304. this meeting is broadcast live on sfgovtv, cable channel 78 and will be rebroadcast friday. the video is available

problem is so bad that used needles are making their way into the bay, however, officials at the san francisco, public utilities commission explain why a drug needle reaching the bay. it's highly unlikely kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >>used drug needles flowing in tof san francisco's. >>grades and >>that's what president donald trump says is happening in connection to the city's ongoing homeless crisis that the president called did tremendous pollution and warned that the us environmental protection agency will be giving san francisco, a notice for being what he says in total violation the spokesperson for the san francisco public utilities commission kerry being we're very proud of a system that does a great job. >>separating out so it's organic or otherwise, including needles and there are multiple lines of defense before we reach the day and yours. >>just last 2 water treatment facilities, the largest is here at the south east water treatment patrol plant here that the 3 million gallons of water is processed every day talked about how this is to prevent. primary treatment it captures di

san francisco? already, you have asked the director of the san francisco public-health department to read studies compiled by dr. joel moscowwits. u.s. berkeley public-health researcher and they responded today and if it's going to take them three or four months i say there should be a moratorium on my more permits. ron radner has given you a reprieve by citing san francisco's precautionary principle ordinance. it's five minutes to two, follow your heart and internet collect and take the road less traveled. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> is there any other public comment on this item? seeing none. we'll move on to rebuttal. >> i've been a frequent flyer. >> it's hard to hear you. if you can speak into the microphone. please. >> thank you. i conclude with these ver bait um excerpts from the principal ordinance which are not reempted and not discretionary quote every san francisco an has an equal right to a healthy and safe environment while officers, boards, commissions, and departments of the city and county shall implement the principal and conducting the city and counties affairs. bun of the

. >> if san francisco, abc news. >> san francisco's public works department says if it needs to cleanupwitter's unsanction eed guerilla marking campaign have been stebs i would around the city. similar ones have popped up in new york. they're also illegal according to officials. a spokesperson says our street cleaning and street inspection teams have been made aware. if it becomes necessary to remove them we will be sending a bill to the defender. it says we looked into what happened and identified breakdowns in the process for meeting the city's retirement for our chalk stens ils. we're sorry this happen. >> if you're an at&t direct tv subvibe every, you may lose the ability to watch abc news. also espn, disney and free form. >> disney is currently in contract negotiations with tants. at&t pays discanny for the right to retransmit the broadcaster signal of abc an to carry the cable networks they provide to their at&t direct service subscribers. tanlt will drop abc 7, disney channel and free form if there's not an agreement. at&t provided this statement. we're disappointed to see the wa

amending the plumbing code to delete the local amendment to the california code referring to the san francisco publicns and cross connection control, affirming appropriate findings. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. are there any representatives from the department of building inspection or the san francisco public utilities commission who want to speak to the fact that we are going to continue this, because apparently, those two organizations have not yet come into agreement on this. are you coming up on behalf of either one of those organizations, or just -- no, you're just walking around. okay. is there any public comment on item number 1? seeing none, public comment is closed. and, colleagues, this actually was one portion of the building code that came to us wherein there was agreement between two departments. and i was told last week that they had come to agreement, but apparently they have not. so i'd like to continue this item to the call of the chair. is there a motion to do so? made by supervisor safai and we'll take that without objection. item continued to the call of the chair. please rea

is 600 columbus avenue appealing the issuance on april 5, 2019 there san francisco public works, of ublic works order. approval request to remove adjacent to the subject property on the condition that the trees are replaced within 24-inch size box trees within three months from the date that they are removed. this is permit no. no. 200973. on june 19, 2019 the board voted for-0 to reschedule this appeal at the request of the parties. okay, we will hear from the appellants, first. >> am really surprised, given the late hour of the evening, the turnout for this, i thought was going to be much larger. is ms. irving here. if you could please approached, we have seven minutes -- present your case. >> we apologize for the delay. thank you for being patient with us this evening. >> thank you. >> my name is judy irving and i am past president of the telegraph hill dwellers. i am also a bird entry lever. i made a film you may have seen called wild parrots of telegraph hill. they love tall trees and fake canopies, and that's what were going to be talking it is past my bedtime, but i'm going to

joining me today, the youth development coordinator at the san francisco public library. d a half long calendar of events? >> we do. san francisco public library's answer to celebrating latin o heritage month. we have programs at 28 locations. and there's something for everybody. it's really exciting. we're responding to the community. libraries will get loud. it will be fun. there will be food. it will be a lot of things. >> we won't be activities. >> we have a variety of great performers. a performance for youth in the families. this is something where she brings in mexican folk dance and costume changes. and teaches them about the beauty that is mexican folk dance. she's a fan favorite. we love her at the library. she'll join us at a couple of them. we're excited to have her back. >> you have new collaborations this year. >> we do. we're really excited we're partnering with the mexican museum to bring mask making. at four locations. hat tia significance o throughout different regions in mexico. and making a mask yourself. >> last year there was film screenings at the di

san francisco bay. however officials at the san francisco, public utilities commission explain that a drug needle reaching the bay is highly unlikely kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >>used drug needles flowing into the pacific ocean by way of san francisco's board trade sources. that's what president donald trump says is happening in connection to the city's ongoing homeless crisis that the president called did tremendous pollution and warned that the us environmental protection agency will be giving san francisco, a notice for being what he says in total violation the spokesperson for the san francisco public utilities commission kerry being we're very proud of a system that does a great job. >>separating outsell its organic or otherwise, including needles and there are multiple lines of defense before we reach the day and yours. >>san francisco has 2 water treatment facilities, the largest is here at the south east water treatment patrol plant here that the 3 million gallons of water is processed every day. she talked about how this is to prevent. primary treatment it captures did. >>and so it'

. >> the cafe and table chairs process, with san francisco public works, i'm representing the bureau street mapping this afternoon. can i get the screen? we're going to go through a brief overview first? san francisco public works offers a cafe table and chair permit to utilize public sidewalks to permit and provide customers with out door seating. this program has been initially instituted in 1993. to give you scope and context forever the size -- for the size of the program in the last fiscal year, we received 458 renewals and 145 new applications for a total of 603 permit holders. these are also demonstrated through the public works order 183188. and there is a permit fee that applies to all new applications and then fees are assessed based on the square footage of the proposal. so it's $144 base fee and then $8 per square foot. just a brief overview of the application process. applicant that wants to put tables and chairs in front of their establishment would complete a permit application. it's relatively simple, just includes your address, name of the applicant, name of the busin

item 42, 190766, resoln authorizing the san francisco public utilities commission to accept and expend a grant in an amount not to exceed $3,759,822 from the california state water resources control board for planning, design, and construction of the sewer system improvement program baker beach green street early implementation project for the period of november 4, 2017, through march 21, 2022. >> supervisor yee: can we take this item same house same call? without objection this resolution is adopted unanimously. madame clerk, please call the next item . item 43, 190764, resoln approving and authorizing the director of the mayor's office of housing and community development to execute documents relating to loans for the acquisition, rehabilitation, or permanent financing of four project sites pursuant to the small sites program, preservation and seismic safety program, and downtown neighborhoods preservation fund, for a total loan amount not to exceed $37,493,000; confirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act; and finding that the pro

in a statement, san francisco public works said, quote, at the request of neighbors, san francisco public works will remove the boulders on clinton park today and work on a larger- term solution. we already are back at the drawing board. we talked to people who live here who didn't go on camera because they are afraid of retailal craig. one man tells us he feels like the neighborhood is being targeted. he says no one expected it to get this much attention and it is overwhelming. it all started earlier this month. neighbors deter people from setting up temperatures. the boulders were pushed on to the street multiple times. public works crews put them back on to the sidewalk. they aren't blocking the sidewalk so the city did remove them. >> we need to deal with the homeless problem. this is not a solution. it is a temporary solution which means they'll move somewhere else. they are human beings and we have to find the solution to the homeless problem. >>> you don't know -- we don't know when neighbors plan to come up with another solution. >>> new england patriot antonio brown is working to

>> chris buck, san francisco public works, bureau of urban forestry. i appreciate everyone's time this evening, this is new ground. generally, no one is expecting, or wants a line of folks installing anything that requires removal of a street tree. the staff level decisions are sometimes overridden by the director, and a/or policymakers at public works area i'm a little refreshed to be here tonight, you know, battling it out over a single tree, it's a little refreshing. there are a lot of tree removals tech come related to garage insulation. i'm just going to kinda.out out and leave out there. regarding the vault place rules. again, i don't know what that issue. they've applied to get a vault. i don't know what the issue is with the vault that the appellant keeps bringing up. i can look into that. i don't know what that is. he keeps mentioning it. he's not tell me -- telling me. i need additional guidance on that. i think we have covered most of the ground. without a doubt, there are benefits to e.v. vehicles, i'm not here to be an advocate for that. j

every time the rock was moved the san francisco public works put them back on the sidewalk and got them off of the street. but now they will be removed completely. earlier this month the neighbors pitched into by the boulders and live the sidewalks with them to try to keep people from setting up tents and doing drugs. >> there is going to be billions unemployed in the next 20 years, and this is going to be 1000 times the number of homeless and this will not solve that coming problem. >> reporter: placing rocks to the two are the homeless is not a new idea. rocks was placed here in this open space to keep encampments away. according to the chronicle the city does plan to completely remove these boulders, but we don't know when that will happen just yet. >>> the murder trial continues in redwood city for the hillsborough aris accused of killing the father of her two children. >> reporter: defendant tiffany lee is on house arrest after she and her child posted nearly $66 million for bail putting 4 million in cash so that she can stay out of jail for the duration of the trial. this is video

needles into the bay in the city crowd forces he could you talk to officials today at the san francisco, public utilities commission. they say the president's claim is extreme. >>used drug needles flowing into the pacific ocean by way of san francisco's board trade sources. that's what president donald trump says is happening in connection to the city's ongoing homeless crisis that the president called did tremendous pollution and more that the us environmental protection agency will be giving san francisco, a notice for being what he says in total violation the spokesperson for the san francisco public utilities commission kerry being we're very proud of a system that does a great job. >>separating out so it's organic or otherwise, including needles and and there are multiple lines of defense before we reach day and yours. >>san francisco has 2 water treatment facilities, the largest is here at the south east water treatment patrol plant here that the 3 million gallons of water is processed every day. she talked about how this is to prevent. >>and so it's and separates them discharges no debri

being pushed by the developers and the mayor of san francisco and if the supervisors approve that, they are part of this development process. we say to the public of san francisco, stop this corrupt, rotten development. the more gridlock on at ocean avenue. there is no way of getting transportation off there. the m.t.a. has said they can't provide the extension of the ocean avenue, which means there will be gridlock. there is gridlock now and you want to encourage more gridlock for the people of san francisco not to be held accountable for the terrible situation with the warriors with two stadiums now, the hospital, two hospitals and people can't go to their own facilities. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i will remind members of the public that the purpose of the hearing is to set testimony and the accuracy and adequacy and completeness of the environment impact report. >> good afternoon. that is a tough one to follow, but i've got a few concerns. my name is dr. andrew currier, i am representing archbishop riordan high school as its president. has a multitude of concerns, bus at -- but as it relates to this report, we serve 680 boys age

but officials at the san francisco, public utilities commission explain why. drug needle reaching the bays unlikely prom for monday and has the story. >>used drug needles flowing into the pacific ocean by way of san francisco's. >>grades and sources. >>that's what president donald trump says is happening in connection to the city's ongoing homeless crisis that the president called did tremendous pollution and warned that the us environmental protection agency will be giving san francisco, a notice for being what he says in total violation the spokesperson for the san francisco public utilities commission kerry being we're very proud of a system that does a great job. >>separating outsell its organic or otherwise, including needles and and there are multiple lines of defense before we reach day and yours. >>san francisco has 2 water treatment facilities, the largest is here at the south east water treatment patrol plant here that the 3 million gallons of water is processed every day. she talked about how this is to prevent. >>and so it's and separates them disch

san francisco public works, bureau of urban forestry appealing the issuance on september 27, 2018, to the san francisco public library, of a public works order. approval of request to remove with replacement 19 ficus street trees along the grove street and hyde street frontages of the subject property; replacement trees shall be a minimum 24-inch box size and the species shall be red maple or a cultivar of that species; of the nine trees to be removed on hyde street, the tree spacing from the utilities and street furniture will reduce the number of replacement trees from nine to six. order no. no. 188456. on january 23, 2019, the board voted 5-0 to continue these appeals to give the parties opportunity to work together to develop a detailed plan that incorporates the following: (1) an assessment of the options for planting the three additional trees (that could not be replaced on hyde street), (2) the feasibility of moving the bus shelter located on hyde street between fulton and grove streets, (3) an update on the plan for the civic center commons and how that design would impact the

many more requests to test for lead in the public school system here in san francisco as a result of legislation that had passed from the state requiring all of the public schools to do lead testing. and so as a result, the public utilities commission and the water quality team in particular was asked to meet with the san francisco unified school district to begin to prioritize which schools to test to meet that state mandate. >> the team that tests, we're a full service environmental laboratory, and we take care of both the needs of the water quality division and the waste water enter price. and on the water quality enterprise, we have to also have drinking water that meets all federal and state quality regulations. and lead in schools, we're playing a problem in remediating this problem of lead in schools. >> our role here in communications is being able to take the data that we have that we know is protective of public health and safety and transmit it, give it to the public in a way they understand we are really doing our jobs well and making sure that they are safe always. >> th

i would like to call the meeting at the san francisco public utilities commission to order.an we please have the roll call , madam secretary? >> president cane is excused today. [roll call] we have a quorum. >> the next item is the approval of the minutes for july 23rd, 2019. is there a motion to approve the minutes of july? >> so moved. >> is there a second? >> second. >> any further comments on these minutes? all those in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? the motion carries. the next item is general public comment. i have a few cards here. good afternoon. >> good afternoon, commissioners today, i want to recap, you know , when i come over here during general public comment, sometimes i reveal to you all a few things and then when i sit down, and, you know, i cannot be here forever, because i have other things to do, i leave. and other people come and they talk about your interns and this and that, and we the public, and the constituents and taxpayers of the bayview hunter's point area, we are not fully cognizant of what is happening with large amounts of money, okay? so one of th

boulders there two weeks ago but people keep pushing the rocks into the street and closed from san francisco public works department keep putting them back on the sidewalk. >> i just think it's incredible how whole blocks and neighbors can pull together and spent so much effort, time, and money into something that doesn't seem the most positive or productive into the problem they're trying to solve. >> a spokesperson with the city's public works department said they did send crews out this morning to put cones and tape around the boulders. >>> startx celebrated its anniversary. the university hosted a startx expo on campus. we saw a vr app that helps you take more engaging photos. the high tech glove that uses an electrical current to reduce excessive sweating. and an autonomous segue thatan la sd they chose applicants based on the problem they're trying to solve, not how much money they're going to make. >> from our perspective it's hard to have a fulfilling life without having a real purpose and feeling an impact. >> about 700 companies got their start through start x and the organization says th

. >>> finally tonight something pretty cool is happening at the san francisco public library.wave under definitely. if you have an over due book, just bring it back. they're not going to ask you for money. they've had the fine forgiveness event before. one resulted in a most unusual book return. >> we had a book returned 100 years after it was due. so it was actually due december 26th, 1917 and it was returned in 2017. >> it's a good thing they waved the fee. fine would have been about $3,000. turns out the woman who checked it out died before she could return it. her grands found it and the name of the very over due book was "40 -- i do not have any old books. i've been super good about returning books. >> i paid my fine. >> thanks for joining us. have a great wednesday. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from 30 rockefeller plaza here in new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." and now, here he is,

next flix braces for the loss of the office next year. . >> say bye to overdue book fees at san francisco publicibraries. starting today, all outstanding overdue fines eliminated. a study by the library and the treasure are's office found canceling fees increases access to materials and staff efficiency. readers are not off the hook. any lost or damaged books have to be paid for. . >>> we want to tell you about anew project coming to kpix5 tonight noosery monday and wednesday we will investigate the troubled bay area housing market. and she joins us now with a preview of the first installment in the new series we are calling project home. hey,. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> reporter: this has been an interesting couple weeks doing research because we know that the highing affordable crisis affects everyone. project home is to expand the scope beyond daily deadlines. we want it to be be series that solutions oriened to uncover what happened to get touts point in the housing crisis. we will hold the powerful accountable along the way as we look into what measures can bring about change. tonight, yo

san francisco's sidewalk. the city said it is illegal. they are part of a campaign to promote conversations on the site. the city is saying they are vandalism. san francisco publiche department may eventually have to clean up the graffiti. if that happens, twitter will be fined. we reached out to twitter for comment. we have yet to hear back. >>> well, desperate housewives star felicity huff man is about to take on a new role as a prison inmate. >> she has been sentenced to 14 days in prison. and a fine. 250 hours of community service and a year of probation. she is the first parent sentenced in the college emissions scandal. she would be playing her new role right here in the bay area at a prison nicknamed club bet. betty yu reports. >> reporter: felicity huffman's attorney ask she served at this all female prison in dublin. the u.s. bureau of prisons will make the final decisions. >> dublin is almost a camp. not surrounded by razor wire or anything like that. it is a place where minimum security prisoners enjoy the luxury of it. they don't present the high risk of escape. >> reporter: tony brass is a former federal prosecutor and a criminal defense attorney. >

we contacted san francisco public works who says it's not sure if this is legal. >> it's potential, though, that they could be illegal dumping, encroachment on a sidewalk. >> neighbors are not saying how much they paid to have the boulders put in, but a few people have said they've seen less illegal activity outside their homes in the past few days. >>> a rare first-hand look at what it's like to battle a house fire. this video comes from body cameras worn by san jose firefighter recruits, all part of the training that prepares ne say live fire exercises are critical for the new recruits. today's exercise, though, proved extremely challenging because of the hot weather. >> when we're fighting real fires, we don't get to choose what the weather's going to be like. if there was a real fire today, we wouldn't be able to say, you know what? let's wait until tomorrow when it's a little cooler. >> this is san jose's first fire academy this year, and there e are 20 recruits. >>> your pet goes missing. hopefully it's only a brief period of panic. >> for one man that feeling has lasted for months.

a spokeswoman for the san francisco public works department says "we continue to look at options and are committed to supporting and working with neighbors." >> people are out here dying on the streets and to say that boulders have more of a right to rest than homeless people is just wrong. >> reporter: marianne favro, "nbc bay area news." >> 4:34. >>> happening today, a man accused of setting a string of fires in milpitas is set to face a judge. >> freddy graham faces 13 counts of arson tied to grass fires he set earlier this month. he had flown in from missouri for his forest high school class reunion. no one was injured and no buildings were damaged but those fires did happen, as you saw. >>> authorities in the north bay are still not identifying the man shot and killed in his car, this is outside the village premium outlet mall in petaluma, happened about 8:00 p.m. in the parking lot saturday but one hour before stores were closed this all haed pole. the man died at the scene. petaluma police are reviewing surveillance footage and also asking for anyone who might have seen someth

san francisco. there's always questions that need answers. it's a mystery to the general publict goes on in construction, and the more we can clarify the process, the more involved the consumer can be and feel comfortable with the contractors they're working with and the product they're getting in the results. if you have questions that aren't addressed in this workshop, you're always welcome to come up to the third floor of 1660 mission street, and we're happy to discuss it with you and find out what you need to do. >> the program is very successful. the last piece is already 60% in compliance. >> well, we have a very important day coming up. it's sept 15. last four has to be compliance, which means that the level four people that have to register with us and give us a basic indication of how they're going to deal with their seismic issues on their building. >> i'm francis zamora, and i'm with the san francisco department of emergency management, and today we talked about how to prepare for emergencies in san francisco. and so that's really importantiimportant. in san francisco