public speaker: i go to sf state. and i think this program is a really good idea and it's obviously done a lot of good for the youth. i think if this can be extended to college students can also be useful because the state is a really big commuter school and those kids that don't have the cash, they don't want to pay the cost today and that leads to emissions from cars and traffic. i think that can be a useful thing. >> thank you very much. public speaker: hi. i'm going to piggy back on what she said. there are so many students in college don't make it to class because it's something else they can't afford. this program if we are able to expand it so more students are able to get to class, i think that's super beneficial or even having a reduced rate because more people are finding it more valuable to drive their cars but that's more emissions. we should cut down more and that would really really help and it will reduce the traffic and as you are talking about the grid lock and all of these cars, it would reduce that

(clerk of sf 61234 sf 71234 >>supervisor norman yee: mr. reed? >> phillip reed, let me introduce jerry rad ler who was the chair of the committee who wrote this construction management report. >> thank you, good afternoon. in the interest of moving this forward, i just want to make sure that you receive this schedule from your staff that summarizes everything on one page. did you receive that? >> yes. >> thank you. i would like to offer it to the budget legislative analyst. thank you. san francisco as a 10-year capital plan from 2014-2023 that exceeds $25 billion. the funding funds infrastructure like roads, power systems and a large number of building projects. the city classifies construction project as vertical which are buildings or horizontal projects. our report focuses on building projects only because they are simpler to understand in all six city departments that have public works contract buildings. the six city departments with this authority are the port, the airport, the public utilities commission, recreation and municipal transit a

public speaker: i go to sf state. and i think this program is a really good idea and it's obviously done a lot of good for the youth. i think if this can be extended to college students can also be useful because the state is a really big commuter school and those kids that don't have the cash, they don't want to pay the cost today and that leads to emissions from cars and traffic. i think that can be a useful thing. >> thank you very much. public speaker: hi. i'm going to piggy back on what she said. there are so many students in college don't make it to class because it's something else they can't afford. this program if we are able to expand it so more students are able to get to class, i think that's super beneficial or even having a reduced rate because more people are finding it more valuable to drive their cars but that's more emissions. we should cut down more and that would really really help and it will reduce the traffic and as you are talking about the grid lock and all of these cars, it would reduce that

tenant tea sf party and the number one enforcement from the women and richmond and the mary democrat visit think twice daichl.org for enforcement discussing tops as clean power and enforceable airbnb protection and sustainable development and protection for tenants and organizations and proposals to support and grow our african-american population i am a bay area person my apartment worked union jobs i was the first generation to go to college i worked as a service provider in the fields of mental health and pretty good i moved to san francisco in 2007 nor a job as a sustainability to support the triple bottom line for an equal opportunity i have learned a master degrees from sf state in 2010, i initiated aid developed an award-winning process for the public administration that commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell connects innocence to others for planning and communication for their mission program i become activity it politics in 2011, i joined people in the chase bank they displaced two individual i learned the policies to protect culture and biz in 2011, i said, yes to my backyard when

public speaker: i go to sf state. and i think this program is a really good idea and it's obviously done a lot of good for the youth. i think if this can be extended to college students can also be useful because the state is a really big commuter school and those kids that don't have the cash, they don't want to pay the cost today and that leads to emissions from cars and traffic. i think that can be a useful thing. >> thank you very much. public speaker: hi. i'm going to piggy back on what she said. there are so many students in college don't make it to class because it's something else they can't afford. this program if we are able to expand it so more students are able to get to class, i think that's super beneficial or even having a reduced rate because more people are finding it more valuable to drive their cars but that's more emissions. we should cut down more and that would really really help and it will reduce the traffic and as you are talking about the grid lock and all of these cars, it would reduce that

public speaker: i go to sf state. and i think this program is a really good idea and it's obviously done a lot of good for the youth. i think if this can be extended to college students can also be useful because the state is a really big commuter school and those kids that don't have the cash, they don't want to pay the cost today and that leads to emissions from cars and traffic. i think that can be a useful thing. >> thank you very much. public speaker: hi. i'm going to piggy back on what she said. there are so many students in college don't make it to class because it's something else they can't afford. this program if we are able to expand it so more students are able to get to class, i think that's super beneficial or even having a reduced rate because more people are finding it more valuable to drive their cars but that's more emissions. we should cut down more and that would really really help and it will reduce the traffic and as you are talking about the grid lock and all of these cars, it would reduce that

-2 now to the subject at hand i want to thank commissioner president caen for being under his watch sf clean power has gotten underway we appreciate it in the community for clean power sf having the number one environmental commissioners in the presidency as we launch the program is important and a good sign as well as the vice president being the number one nuts and bolts how to run it and a really good sign we'll be counting on you mrs. president and mr. vice president to make sure there is no further details and their cut as much as possible i realize the needs for moving forward sensible but comments latter on the details of that but please get our staff to go forward as much as possible on the program and good to see you france confess in the presidency. >> thank you. any others. please call the next line item >> item. report of general manager. >> so for the first item is drought update steve richie. >> thank you steve richie vaunt general manager for water, please have the slides for information and additional information first of all, the hetch hetchy continues to be fairly fol

(clerk of sf 61234 sf 71234 >>supervisor norman yee: mr. reed? >> phillip reed, let me introduce jerry rad ler who was the chair of the committee who wrote this construction management report. >> thank you, good afternoon. in the interest of moving this forward, i just want to make sure that you receive this schedule from your staff that summarizes everything on one page. did you receive that? >> yes. >> thank you. i would like to offer it to the budget legislative analyst. thank you. san francisco as a 10-year capital plan from 2014-2023 that exceeds $25 billion. the funding funds infrastructure like roads, power systems and a large number of building projects. the city classifies construction project as vertical which are buildings or horizontal projects. our report focuses on building projects only because they are simpler to understand in all six city departments that have public works contract buildings. the six city departments with this authority are the port, the airport, the public utilities commission, recreation and municipal transit a

tenant tea sf party and the number one enforcement from the women and richmond and the mary democrat visit think twice daichl.org for enforcement discussing tops as clean power and enforceable airbnb protection and sustainable development and protection for tenants and organizations and proposals to support and grow our african-american population i am a bay area person my apartment worked union jobs i was the first generation to go to college i worked as a service provider in the fields of mental health and pretty good i moved to san francisco in 2007 nor a job as a sustainability to support the triple bottom line for an equal opportunity i have learned a master degrees from sf state in 2010, i initiated aid developed an award-winning process for the public administration that commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell connects innocence to others for planning and communication for their mission program i become activity it politics in 2011, i joined people in the chase bank they displaced two individual i learned the policies to protect culture and biz in 2011, i said, yes to my backyard when

sf 72.org to make sure that you have the entire list give when you go home tonight, ask your parents, do they know about sf 72.org? because that is the place where you learn all the things that you need to do at home as the same were doing at the schools and where i work come up to all be better prepared to make sure we're ready if there is an earthquake that happens. i want all of you , and this is why supervisor christiansen christiansen and i are here today, we want to experience this wonderful school that you are at, but most important we want to be with you because being with you means that we get to practice how to be safe if there's going to be an earthquake or any other big disaster. that's why we're all here together. with the police and fire chief with our school district and school board, and all the administrators and the other elected officials to do the right thing. so, please go home tonight and you are going to be , i think, asked by events did you learn today. 72 hour.org. 7

public speaker: i go to sf state. and i think this program is a really good idea and it's obviously done a lot of good for the youth. i think if this can be extended to college students can also be useful because the state is a really big commuter school and those kids that don't have the cash, they don't want to pay the cost today and that leads to emissions from cars and traffic. i think that can be a useful thing. >> thank you very much. public speaker: hi. i'm going to piggy back on what she said. there are so many students in college don't make it to class because it's something else they can't afford. this program if we are able to expand it so more students are able to get to class, i think that's super beneficial or even having a reduced rate because more people are finding it more valuable to drive their cars but that's more emissions. we should cut down more and that would really really help and it will reduce the traffic and as you are talking about the grid lock and all of these cars, it would reduce that

senior dance class is from sf rec and park.o get out and play. >> for more information, >> good morning, everybody and welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors, budget and finance committee meeting for wednesday, october, 14, 2014, my name is mark farrell and i am joined by katie tang and i would like to thank sfgtv for covering the meeting for today. >> do we have any announcements. >> silence all cell phones and electronic devices completed speaker cards and any documents to be completed, should be submitted to the clerk. items

more often and know the names cleanpowersf i know you're banking on the good thing that comes with sf water but important from a business prospective i go with cleanpowersf. >> okay. >> i encourage you to talk with your other communication team about that and one last thing on the communications the enroll early at cleanpowersf i'll say for every single case of communication you put forward you have a call to action that you have the enrollment and you know what's in it for me part so that people understand what why it is they should be interested people are green even though this is catchy and interesting i want to be super green didn't speak to me in terms of what it is what does it mean to be super green and important. >> i agree. >> i agree that's a good suggestion we've heard that yesterday as well those are themes that keep coming up and try to reinforce them it is important that it is much more than sitting back and relaxing it is about jobs and energy efficient and new energy on the rooftop and so is it is tangible i want to bring it home for every retain business. >> i want t

tenant tea sf party and the number one enforcement from the women and richmond and the mary democratit think twice daichl.org for enforcement discussing tops as clean power and enforceable airbnb protection and sustainable development and protection for tenants and organizations and proposals to support and grow our african-american population i am a bay area person my apartment worked union jobs i was the first generation to go to college i worked as a service provider in the fields of mental health and pretty good i moved to san francisco in 2007 nor a job as a sustainability to support the triple bottom line for an equal opportunity i have learned a master degrees from sf state in 2010, i initiated aid developed an award-winning process for the public administration that commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell connects innocence to others for planning and communication for their mission program i become activity it politics in 2011, i joined people in the chase bank they displaced two individual i learned the policies to protect culture and biz in 2011, i said, yes to my backyard when i fo

sf 72.org to make sure that you have the entire list give when you go home tonight, ask your parents, do they know about sf 72.org? because that is the place where you learn all the things that you need to do at home as the same were doing at the schools and where i work come up to all be better prepared to make sure we're ready if there is an earthquake that happens. i want all of you , and this is why supervisor christiansen christiansen and i are here today, we want to experience this wonderful school that you are at, but most important we want to be with you because being with you means that we get to practice how to be safe if there's going to be an earthquake or any other big disaster. that's why we're all here together. with the police and fire chief with our school district and school board, and all the administrators and the other elected officials to do the right thing. so, please go home tonight and you are going to be , i think, asked by events did you learn today. 72 hour.org. 7

(clerk sf 41234 >> item no. 5. [reaffirming approval of the cleanpowersf implementation plan] sponsors: mayor; breed and mar resolution reaffirming approval of the cleanpowersf updated 2015 implementation plan and statement of intent for a community choice aggregation program, including modifications consistent with the sf 51234 >>supervisor norman yee: okay, i mentioned i would love it if the speakers can keep this as short as possible. philippe reed. >> good afternoon, i'm phillip read of the 2014 civil grand jury for san francisco. i'm here to discuss both reports that you are considering today. it's not unreasonable to add why do with need this in san francisco which has it's own audit department. what can the jury had to the conversation. the two reports that you are going to be considering today will answer that quite well. the clean powersf isn't functioning yet. it's been delayed and there is nothing for the city to audit. the jury can look at the process, analyze and dispute and suggest ways to revolve --

i am not a member of sf spirs. a member of retirement system, a retiree council of our union and work with the chapter west bay chapters and david williams. i want to repeat what david said about our union representing 55,000 in the public sector all over northern california have taken the position to oppose fossil fuel investments in the pensions in california where our members are involved. that is sf spirs and calpers. we are in seven retirement systems in california. so this policy that our body has applied to in the nine public sector systems and we are encouraging all of our members to advocate to this system. we have members who serve on the trustee board in mendocino and alameda and marin county and called snackers and they had a major presentation at their spring conference on esg issues and our trustees are working within their board to pursue esg issues and fossil fuel divestment. i want to expand on what david said to give you the bigger picture on our our union is involved. >> thank you very much. perf

i am not a member of sf spirs. a member of retirement system, a retiree council of our union and work with the chapter west bay chapters and david williams. i want to repeat what david said about our union representing 55,000 in the public sector all over northern california have taken the position to oppose fossil fuel investments in the pensions in california where our members are involved. that is sf spirs and calpers. we are in seven retirement systems in california. so this policy that our body has applied to in the nine public sector systems and we are encouraging all of our members to advocate to this system. we have members who serve on the trustee board in mendocino and alameda and marin county and called snackers and they had a major presentation at their spring conference on esg issues and our trustees are working within their board to pursue esg issues and fossil fuel divestment. i want to expand on what david said to give you the bigger picture on our our union is involved. >> thank you very much. perf

environment director and school district and many friends from the community organizations like walk sf and vision zero and search warrant have all of those agencies rec and park included and i'm sure i'm forgetting some others but i want you to know that you have many friends in the city that are working together because our americans doctor is also having a national caption campaign they wanted cities like san francisco to lead the way to make all our cities and areas safer so in san francisco we always want to number one and we always not to be the best and whether it is baseball, whether it is basketball or whether public safety we want to be the number one and the only way to do that just like spring valley want to be the number one elementary school in our school district with all of you wonderful students we have to make sure that we work together to do that i want to thank the parents and the school administrations and especially our principal a great leaders she's been working in the school district for over 34 years and i know to say thank you (clapping.) to principal you know

one of the most programs was the sf state go state pilot program. we have student centers and other means. we did have some evidence of some travel behaviorships with this marketing campaign. one of the reasons it was really successful because sf state have engaged staff available to help with the program. i don't know if you familiar with the planner. she was really great. was really champion for the program and helped really make it happen. we found level interests among employers. they were employers we reached out to. transportation is not always on the top of their list. i think one of the take aways for us, when we want to make a larger investment in working with an employer, that we need to be selective and work with employers who are engaged to make it happen. it gives us a person to work with. for other employers, again transportation may not abthe top -- may not be at the top of their list. those were some of the high level lessons learned. there's a lot more information about each one of them in your packet. another major product of the s

(clerk of sf 61234 sf 71234 >>supervisor norman yee: mr. reed? >> phillip reed, let me introduce jerry rad ler who was the chair of the committee who wrote this construction management report. >> thank you, good afternoon. in the interest of moving this forward, i just want to make sure that you receive this schedule from your staff that summarizes everything on one page. did you receive that? >> yes. >> thank you. i would like to offer it to the budget legislative analyst. thank you. san francisco as a 10-year capital plan from 2014-2023 that exceeds $25 billion. the funding funds infrastructure like roads, power systems and a large number of building projects. the city classifies construction project as vertical which are buildings or horizontal projects. our report focuses on building projects only because they are simpler to understand in all six city departments that have public works contract buildings. the six city departments with this authority are the port, the airport, the public utilities commission, recreation and municipal transit a

word now to come in the term an app we met this smurp is mo' magic and the mayor's office and the hope sf and one of the things we have is apps to reporter things we have an entire generations that has touch phones it would be great for a whole tech safer i didn't city like san francisco to call on a.m. we could be headed for a especially pick winter and make sure that everyone is taken care of this 311 app will go a long ways not only is it about time it is timely this year ahead of a wet and cold winter to take care of the less unfortunate none can imagined how much they need you applaud the team behind me certainly the mayor that know how and nancy alfaro she's modest but nothing short of a he or sheic effort before the winter is upon us to check on the well-being the less unfortunate fortunate i appreciable are appreciate it now to introduce the next member of the team from fellowship this would not have happened larry sprinkler. >> morning public works is out on the streets two r 27 we understand we're facing challenges this app hemming heels a lot thanks to the leadership the mayor

environment director and school district and many friends from the community organizations like walk sf and vision zero and search warrant have all of those agencies rec and park included and i'm sure i'm forgetting some others but i want you to know that you have many friends in the city that are working together because our americans doctor is also having a national caption campaign they wanted cities like san francisco to lead the way to make all our cities and areas safer so in san francisco we always want to number one and we always not to be the best and whether it is baseball, whether it is basketball or whether public safety we want to be the number one and the only way to do that just like spring valley want to be the number one elementary school in our school district with all of you wonderful students we have to make sure that we work together to do that i want to thank the parents and the school administrations and especially our principal a great leaders she's been working in the school district for over 34 years and i know to say thank you (clapping.) to principal you know

more often and know the names cleanpowersf i know you're banking on the good thing that comes with sf water but important from a business prospective i go with cleanpowersf. >> okay. >> i encourage you to talk with your other communication team about that and one last thing on the communications the enroll early at cleanpowersf i'll say for every single case of communication you put forward you have a call to action that you have the enrollment and you know what's in it for me part so that people understand what why it is they should be interested people are green even though this is catchy and interesting i want to be super green didn't speak to me in terms of what it is what does it mean to be super green and important. >> i agree. >> i agree that's a good suggestion we've heard that yesterday as well those are themes that keep coming up and try to reinforce them it is important that it is much more than sitting back and relaxing it is about jobs and energy efficient and new energy on the rooftop and so is it is tangible i want to bring it home for every retain business. >> i want t

why did you decide to do it on the sf bell? >> thank you. we saw the listing and it was for november 8th. we had our first date on november 9th some years ago so it was perfect. it was a chance to celebrate with the city that celebrates all sorts of marriages. and remind folks in little towns we're both from little towns in texas that you know, things are moving. things are moving. things are improving. >> exactly and we are supporting two great charities. i'm sorry. >> and tell me about the charities that you are supporting by sort of revisiting the vow you took seven years ago. >> exactly. this is a great event. and all the much is going to the human rights campaign. we are from texas and things are great here. we love to live in this community. we love to support local businesses that support our community. but it's important that we work with the national focus at this point. and of course i don't want to leave out family builders. this is an amazing organization in oakland. they do an amazing amount of work for foster kids. finding them

sf corrected dot organize is a again way to get checked. this is how you, get trained there are a number of centers throughout the city. having internet service in our home will provide controls stunts. you only need a few steps to get checked in no this is septembe the meeting time is -- this meeting is being televised soon to be live tonight and the small business commission thanks sf govtv staff for televising this meeting. please turn off your devices. the public comment during the meeting is limited to 3 minutes per speaker. speakers are requested but not required. completion of a speaker card while optional will help ensure proper spelling of speakers name of the meeting. applies fill out speaker cards before approaching. additionally there is a sign in sheet to be added to the mailing list. mr. president, i will start with item no. 1. it's call to order and roll call. commissioner adams, here, commissioner dooley, commissioner dwight, here, commissioner ortiz cartagena and commissioner white and commissioner riley is absent. mr. pres

first fill out an application and they can be opinioned on sf defender.org.p sheet going 80 the hall of justice at 850 bryant street on the fourth floor. the bureau is open monday through friday from 8 to 5. it's located one block away from the public defender's office you'll need to bring our photo id. finally, there's your our own your rap sheet to the front desk. you'll receive a letter from 2 to three weeks explaining the next steps. let's review the 3 steps if that fillist the police stations and on your police station and 3 deliver our rap sheet and application $0.40 to the defender. it can help with financial aid for colleagues. i want you to meet a client who did the clean slate program he refunds a nonprofit literary series. please meet joe. peep at the clean slate program worked with me today, i i am an author of 3 books a husband and a father would you recommend clean slight to another person >> i would definitely recommend that. so, now you have a better understanding of the gibt address benefits of the clean slate program as well as highway to ge

. >> and colleagues any questions sf okay we will move on to public comment. >> anybody wish to comment in seeing none public comment is closed. >> motion to send this forward >> so moved. >> from supervisor mar. >> approved. >> that completes the agenda for today, thank you everyone, we are adjourned. >> good morning and welcome to had monthly meeting of the san francisco county transportation authority. i'll scott wiener the chairman the authority and want to thank sf gov t jennifer and chals crim nack for todays herem . >> avalos present. commissioner breed, abstant. commissioner christensen, present. commissioner farrell, presentism commissioner mar, abstant. commissioner yang, present. commissioner yee, present. we have quarm >> thank you very much. can you please call item 2 >> item 2, chairs report. this is a nrfgz item. >> colleague yz hope everyone had a great recess and break. since we last convened in last july of this year a lot has happened around transportation in our satey and region. at the state level as you may have followed in the press we were very hopeful the govern

i won't pretend you off-street parking is an option and mission bay was one of the areas we look at sf park it was our on street parking management pilot if 2011 to 2013 we looked at bike packing and providing riders with the information we proved you can use it pricing to reduce double parking to reduce circling and make it age so that there is one or two spaces available on those blocks so that's the toolbox we use in mission bay. >> it seems to me that motorbike sorts of the first time is it a model you're using not issuing residential parking permits so utilities whatever is available for public transportation is that the only area you don't issue residential parking. >> the residential parking program is really for strictly residential areas that are under parking structures for some reason anywhere from golden gate park to telegraph hill to downtown and the tourist attractions so residential parking is not about mixed use we have a mix of office and retail and conveys campuses it is strictly on the residential that are surrounded or a big traffic generates our. >> what are those

sf 72.org to make sure that you have the entire list give when you go home tonight, ask your parents, do they know about sf 72.org? because that is the place where you learn all the things that you need to do at home as the same were doing at the schools and where i work come up to all be better prepared to make sure we're ready if there is an earthquake that happens. i want all of you , and this is why supervisor christiansen christiansen and i are here today, we want to experience this wonderful school that you are at, but most important we want to be with you because being with you means that we get to practice how to be safe if there's going to be an earthquake or any other big disaster. that's why we're all here together. with the police and fire chief with our school district and school board, and all the administrators and the other elected officials to do the right thing. so, please go home tonight and you are going to be , i think, asked by events did you learn today. 72 hour.org. 7

sf 72.org to make sure that you have the entire list give when you go home tonight, ask your parents, do they know about sf 72.org? because that is the place where you learn all the things that you need to do at home as the same were doing at the schools and where i work come up to all be better prepared to make sure we're ready if there is an earthquake that happens. i want all of you , and this is why supervisor christiansen christiansen and i are here today, we want to experience this wonderful school that you are at, but most important we want to be with you because being with you means that we get to practice how to be safe if there's going to be an earthquake or any other big disaster. that's why we're all here together. with the police and fire chief with our school district and school board, and all the administrators and the other elected officials to do the right thing. so, please go home tonight and you are going to be , i think, asked by events did you learn today. 72 hour.org. 7

one of the most programs was the sf state go state pilot program. we have student centers and other means. we did have some evidence of some travel behaviorships with this marketing campaign. one of the reasons it was really successful because sf state have engaged staff available to help with the program. i don't know if you familiar with the planner. she was really great. was really champion for the program and helped really make it happen. we found level interests among employers. they were employers we reached out to. transportation is not always on the top of their list. i think one of the take aways for us, when we want to make a larger investment in working with an employer, that we need to be selective and work with employers who are engaged to make it happen. it gives us a person to work with. for other employers, again transportation may not abthe top -- may not be at the top of their list. those were some of the high level lessons learned. there's a lot more information about each one of them in your packet. another major product of the s

right now we have lined judy from the sf arts commission to talk about the cultural program. this was a request by the committee a couple of months ago and she's the program director at the arts commission. does december 2 members from supervisor campos' office as well as regina from the office of small business will come and present an overview of the legacy business historic preservation ballot fund measure and the assumption is if it does past we thought it would be great to have an overview before it goes into effect with the commission since there's a rule for the commission as part of that ballot measure. the university mound ladies home is scheduled for a land use committee hearing. the committee hearing will be on october 26, and the department staff will be there representing the commission on that proposed designation. also last -- when we there? september 28 department staff, myself and ms. shannon ferguson we attended a buildings grounds and services committee hearing at the board of education. this was to give the board an update on the proposal to locally design

i like to thank sf gov tv, jim smith and [inaudible] to asest with

before we sued in february there were three entries by sf p.d. with multiple gambling machines being seized where they opened their business again. so again, this is a case where this place had been shutdown by police multiple times before they reopened. to bring a review from the police department which were tied to the property. 22 results in arrest and citation by the police department for stolen cars and we received a -- which was granted and they were required to install cameras. the volume of incident reports which are generated by the community and after we filed our lawsuit and after the gambling establishment closed, i received multiple e-mails from neighbors telling me they noticed a decrease of crime in their corner and in the pocket of mission street. for supervisor christensen, i know you are not in district 11. i wanted to mention something related to police cases involving your district. my colleague joe canon has the police district which is almost all of your district. she sued club suede which is a bar now but at the time it was

i am not a member of sf spirs.e council of our union and work with the chapter west bay chapters and david williams. i want to repeat what david said about our union representing 55,000 in the public sector all over northern california have taken the position to oppose fossil fuel investments in the pensions in california where our members are involved. that is sf spirs and calpers. we are in seven retirement systems in california. so this policy that our body has applied to in the nine public sector systems and we are encouraging all of our members to advocate to this system. we have members who serve on the trustee board in mendocino and alameda and marin county and called snackers and they had a major presentation at their spring conference on esg issues and our trustees are working within their board to pursue esg issues and fossil fuel divestment. i want to expand on what david said to give you the bigger picture on our our union is involved. >> thank you very much. perfectly timed. >> do i get a prize? >> che

that is pretty well wiped a major part of the race negotiated as i said but all the categories the sf usd premium are one hundred 38 for the category one single teacher 78 percent for me 2 percent for you employee plus one person 23 percent there for your one .4 increase for you and the category 3 which is a family employed plus two or more 11 thousand 8 hundred to $14,000 200 that's a 20 percent yearly increase your premium the part you contribute has gone up 1 hundred and 37 that's 1.36. as i said we work for you i feel that is unfair okay. it is completely disproportionate please i'm now open enrollment can i ask you to adjust your race for blue shield if you can't do that okay. then reopen the contracts so that blue shield members are not getting this treatment which i think is very unfair thank you very much >> thank you, sir perhaps we can refer this to the upcoming personnel meeting superintendent carranza. >> i'm sorry is there a congregation. >> it is a city negotiated agreement because the school district is under civil service you can have a discussion but we're part of a l

one of the most programs was the sf state go state pilot program. we have student centers and other means. we did have some evidence of some travel behaviorships with this marketing campaign. one of the reasons it was really successful because sf state have engaged staff available to help with the program. i don't know if you familiar with the planner. she was really great. was really champion for the program and helped really make it happen. we found level interests among employers. they were employers we reached out to. transportation is not always on the top of their list. i think one of the take aways for us, when we want to make a larger investment in working with an employer, that we need to be selective and work with employers who are engaged to make it happen. it gives us a person to work with. for other employers, again transportation may not abthe top -- may not be at the top of their list. those were some of the high level lessons learned. there's a lot more information about each one of them in your packet. another major product of the s

sf 72.org to make sure that you have the entire list give when you go home tonight, ask your parents, do they know about sf 72.org? because that is the place where you learn all the things that you need to do at home as the same were doing at the schools and where i work come up to all be better prepared to make sure we're ready if there is an earthquake that happens. i want all of you , and this is why supervisor christiansen christiansen and i are here today, we want to experience this wonderful school that you are at, but most important we want to be with you because being with you means that we get to practice how to be safe if there's going to be an earthquake or any other big disaster. that's why we're all here together. with the police and fire chief with our school district and school board, and all the administrators and the other elected officials to do the right thing. so, please go home tonight and you are going to be , i think, asked by events did you learn today. 72 hour.org. 7