mrorl and there's from all over the world and yesterday we kickoff our future grauts graduate with sf city we have thirty some odd kids 20 of them from the unified school district this is a compliment over 2 hundred kids working with kathy republican so once again, we hope to total about 3 hundred young people that are largely from the southeast section of the city and mission to give them a chance for jobs and busy this is a lessor included of the 7 thousand jobs that go out to kids not good we have another quiet simmer relative to summers task i'll defer the rest of my time to the colleague. >> good evening commander. good afternoon >> commissioners director hicks and secretary monroe and chief i'm richard cc&r a year ago or december of 2012 the chief called and asked me to get involved in ti t i'll glad to help out. a great education but i'm delighted to be here nobility representing the working group of the c it working group. i will hit my stride to represent them the members of the department the mental health advocates and the service providers asia other members of the city family

sent out an article that was on an online news organization vehicle called 48 hills on line and why sf city can't protect us from office encroachment about the why to convert pdr if the office meets certain requirements and what struck me about the article it felt like we had been significantly lied to 0 by the project sponsor about whether or not the particular building as 660, third street it was going to be converted into office it had been office for 20 years and there was no recommendation of that in the staff report that the building was empty at the time and within a couple of weeks there had been many tenants in the building that had been there a lot longer than that that actually brings up a big concern because it also meant that the staff hadn't verified and done their due diligence to let us know that we should be paying attention to the fact that there were violations on this building because office was not permitted in that building it had been used that way since 1994. that was a concern of mine and let me see. i mean it's the bottom line about that there isn't, you know, we g

that has been a true partnership throughout the city with the arts commission, dpw and sf puc. it is a privately funded project. on december 12th we are exciting that we'll be opening the rehearsal hall which is also a public assembly facility. the san francisco sympathy put $1 million into that facility to get it #3er789d -- permitted for public assembly for rehearsals and performances. the next one is april 30, 2014 , of the seismic upgrade and improvements project. we will actually fully 100 percent complete that job on july 1st, of 2015. in july 2015, the war memorial will relocate back and as well as the sf arts commission. on september 1, 2015, the opera will complete their $18 million improvement project to the veterans building fourth floor which will include two new venues on the fourth floor. these are going to be small venues that we will make available to small arts groups and we do plan to do that in partnership with the arts commission again now that they will be in our building. also, on september 1st, the herbs theatre and green room activities will commence fol

city clerk: sf 101234 item 11: [approving expenditure plan - san francisco unified school district - public education enrichment fund - fy2014-2015] 11. 140637 sponsor: mayor resolution approving the san francisco unified school district expenditure plan for the public education enrichment fund city clerk: sf 101234 sf 111234 >> okay. thank you. >> good morning. supervisors and colleagues. i'm going to present the first san francisco and children's families budget for fiscal year 15-16. you can see on our first slide the allocation for 14-15 is $27.4 million. we have some in interest and using about $4.7 million out of our reserve. making our total revenue $35 million. with prop 10, the tobacco allocation from first five california. we'll have about a $5.5 million. we have a special project called the signature program which is additional $6 million. this money is targeted to the bayview mission and the valley for programs to enhance the quality of their preschools and infant toddler classrooms. we have the race for the top dollars from the state down to us. it's to develop a quality

city clerk: item no. 3. sf 31234 >> thanks. welcome. >> good morning, supervisors. thank you for having me this morning. it's my pleasure to go over the fiscal year proposed budget for san francisco. i'm going to use the overhead projector. first, i wanted to share the arts commission this year, the full arts commission approved a new strategic plan. it's a five 5-year strategic plan for the arts commission. the plan was based on a comprehensive community engagement and planning process that included many focus groups and stake holder interviews and our interest departmental partners within the city. as a result of that planning process we adopted a new mission station which you see here before you and that mission statement is that the arts commission, the city agency, that champions the daily life by investing in the arts community and urban environment and shaping the cultural policy. the shaping of the new cultural policy, the new focus to address affordability and as well as the capitalization of our small and mid-size arts organization. we also define some com

city clerk: sf 51234 sf 61234 >> >> thank you. welcome. >> good morning, supervisor. my name is tom hoit department of building inspector. we are presenting our two 2-year budget for 2014-2015 and 2015-2016. thank you for helping me out and also the mayor's budget office. we all worked together and then my staff, gail is day and night working on this budget. because of the growing economy, our budget is getting more exact. that's why we have both help us from controllers office and the mayor's office to work out this budget. first of all you can see our mission statement. our department mainly function inspection and enforcement for different building code, mechanical, electrical and housing. the second slide you can see our budget because the economy growing so rapidly and the revenue come in. then you can see 2013, 2014. and then increase to 2014, 2015 and project out to 2015, 2016. you can see the related budget. it's related to our project. the fee increase 16 percent for 2014 and 2015. the additional 30 percent for 2015 and 2016. the technology reserve, we try to

last couple years to enhance public reporting, key financial and performance information in the city. sf open book is an online portal that lets a member of the public or staff here in the city go and search and review information about what the city is spending, what our budget looks like, who we're contracting with, how much we're spending. we've added to that some features regarding key department performance information through the government barometer and we provide real-time updates to economic information in a way that's self-navigated for member of the public as well and we look forward to enhancing all of those in the years ahead. and then lastly, as always, we're working to push out city-wide performance management to more and more corners of the city. we do that through a number of different efforts in the office, largely driven out of these services [speaker not understood]. benchmark reporting, the city survey will be conducted this year where we service city residents regarding their perception of city services. we are working to promote different staff programs in various

to also support better coordination of services provided by the city, sf organizations through sharing best practices and allowing free rent to the youth when so that they can convene. resourcesing youth leadership groups to hold annual halls to evaluate programs and identify needs in addition to the cna process and to increase the fund to allow services to provide and support disconnected k and for the children's fund to prioritize and dedicate employment for undocumented youth, mentoring program and adult probation system and support 18-20-year-olds transitioning to juvenile systems. >> thank you very much. nick from the youth commission. for priority no. 2 is about the youth voice policy. this priority no. 2 is heavily based on legislation and i'm sure you are very familiar with which is the brown act which is the state legislation. the brown act for decades has ensured that meetings by local agencies are open to members of the public and they have an at some point to observe the meetings and can make comments at those meetings. that applies to all board of supervisors and those in

city clerk: item 4. presentation and discussion of sf puc and sf environment shared responsibilities and plans to advance the city's environmental goals in toxics reduction and environmental safety, water conservation, wastewater management, clean vehicle adoption and renewable generation and energy efficiency including a discussion of opportunities, challenges and potential future collaboration in pursuit of environmental objectives. >> speakers for toxic production and safety. not yet. >> you can jump ahead, that's fine with me. i'm michael carl in the chief operating officer for the san francisco public utilities commission to give you a level of what we do and david will be presenting some unifying point and we want to get into discussion with the staff because that's where the real meat is. this is education for those who don't understand what we do. we are a water and power and sewer agency. we are about 1800 employees spread out over 160 miles. our primary businesses you will hear a lot about today. our water system, a lot of people talk about the hetch hetchy system. when you look at it, it's not

this is speaking a little bit more within the sf mta and other city partners. since i came to the mta and since we had the audit results we've been working to strengthen systems and processes to make our capital planning and analysis that really feeds the project delivery process much stronger. we have a series of planning documents that i think are much better to find -- defined and vetted than in the past and put a lot of processes in place to keep projects on track, to manage scope crepe or schedule or budget crepe. and are really approaching things in a more systemic way and a lot of systems that help us approach and track how we are doing and make sure the projects don't get offtrack. these are all leading to better outcomes when we get to doing the project of the deliver process. we started a funding project predevelopment phase. this is almost a lesson we learned from the city's capital planning process and geo bond process and in the old days you estimate a number, put it out for a geo bond and go for the voters and what will end up needing more funds b

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and possibly action to authors the general manager to consent on behalf of the sf puc development agreement between the city and county of san francisco and visitation development. >> this has been in the works for a number of years for the economic and workforce development. it a 20 -acre site that's been abandoned since 1999. what's going to happen is about 1600 dwelling units and mixed use retail as well. there is going to be infrastructure development. you are approving the development agreement. you are a participant. it a binding framework and we have approval of the plans and specifications as made by the developer in the water system as well as the awss or pws system portable water supply system. there is also a condition in there about a feasibility study that this will cooperate with us. we'll come back for the approval for that as well. this is a one of many steps that in this development process and approving the development agreement today allows us to go forward in developing a furthermore detailed plan of the specificationed. the developer is here to answer any questions you might have. i'm h

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and in education, $100,000 for supporting advocacy groups like bike coalition and walk sfs to do outreach and then city oversight and monitor progress, $100,000 for the department of health. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is kerry ole and i work at the food bank and i'm the chair of the san francisco food security task force. i want to thank you for your commitment to ending food security by 2012. we appreciate your leadership on this critical issue and the leadership of mayor ed lee in adding additional fund to go the proposed budget to work towards achieving this goal. however, i'm sure you you know the need far out strips the funds and i'm here today to urge you to increase the funds dedicated to ending food security by 2020. this is all detailed in that spread sheet i dropped off in your office. we're asking for an additional $9.96 million dedicated to food security in the next budget in three big buckets. one, addressing the needs of seniors and those with disabilities. we would like to call it continued care and home delivered grocery and home delivere

and we are very happy about go solar sf and we are happy about clean finance sf and the full gamut that the rest of the city family are working on but the simple fact of the matter is that as you heard him say earlier there is no other strategy. and without being able to pool together, the city's energy consumers, and get that revenue stream going, you simply cannot scale big enough to get to 100 percent and we can do the solar sf for many, many years, and be this far towards addressing our climate and impacts. and the clean energy and the sonoma clean power as someone mentioned previously have established at this point that they can provide cleaner power for pg&e for cheaper and that is what we need to focus on here and shall does not need to be involved, if we can get the adoption of a program that offers the cleaner power, at a cheaper rate, we will have very large buy-in, and with that body of consumers we will be able to ratchet up the ps over time to actually get our city towards 100 percent renewable energy to answer the earlier question, work that is already been done through the puc by a previous c

we again with lillian who is live in the city at chris field. lillian? >> sf pd made the arrest here at the parking lot officer involved in the arrest told me chamberlain was reclining in the driver seat unarmed when they approached him. man just charging his car at chris field captures dramatic arrest on the cell phone. sf pd doesn't normally patrol federal property but they got a tip his car was here. didn't take long for officers to arrive and move in. morgan was right there. >> they were yelling at him to get one of the arms around hyped his back. complaining he couldn't. that it was like hurt or stiff or something. it apparently they finally got it around and got him killed. long time political operative and media consultant on the run since saturday when fbi agents say they found explosives in his san francisco apartment. authorities issued a nationwide be on the look out why he was surprised the man he was videotaping was still in town. >> he was yelling help when he saw had he filming him and booked basically at me filming him and yelled help. >> autho