finish the cc & rs which sounds like they are only two issues outstanding. park hours and maintenance. get that resolved. finish the design. i have been copied on an email from mr. fraten that sounds like we're pretty close on design with some minor modifications. open escrow, submit your escrow instructions and post the completion bond for the park improvements. someone back in 2001 put a lot of thought into these conditions, let's follow it. let's get that done before the capital committee. at the next capital committee meeting i would like that put on the calendar for a check-in, just to make sure everybody has got their deal done. >> thank you. commissioner harrison. >> yes. i would like to speak to the maintenance end of it. as you can probably guess, i am in favor of using our staff to do that maintenance. but i also would like to ask if you could ask those individuals from the other side of this about using some of our pre-apprentice program, which we just sort of instituted. it would be a good social involvement from their part if they could do that.

my compassion coupled with my experience makes me a great addition to the cc cd. i very much appreciate the time you have taken to consider my application for the citizens committee on community development. >> thank you very much and thank you for your interest. this is a very obscure committee but it's also one that you're applying for based because you have a real interest and advancing community development efforts, your role at wells fargo seems to be doing that as well, what are some of the things you want to see accomplished with your tenure on the committee? >> i think the most important part of the committee is identifying where help is most needed and where help can make the most difference. i know reading over the minutes and going to a couple of the meetings, there's so much -- so many proposals for help that it's hard to address each one individually so i think -- i think the biggest difference we can make is if we really focus on transitional housing. i know that an obvious one, if we spend more time on that, it would make a difference. just getting m

a permeate and part of the coping in shape is part of more money it is a higher standard product the cc organization will have to pay the fillmore and shaping and give you the stretch that's the preemptor beyond did wholesale market value one of the things that's important inform remember y c a is helping to pay for other services and when you going back go back to slide 49 go sf i've argued that cca is not the full funding revenue for sgro but the

thank you very much i will say i will still i know the precedence of the trinity i'm troubled by this the cc&rs are a different circumstances that sro's i'll be supportive we're talking about adding things at the end i'll say we ask for the recommendations pursued i'm i'll be okay with the extensive right of action with damages but not civil penalties and have a longer length of time for the city to review a private right of action could be pursued this is where the department didn't make a specific recommendations i want to add it to be in support of private right of action. >> i can answer a couple of questions one is that under the ellis act and under our local administered chapter three 7 a tenant who is demand from the ellis act and they can bring an action for damages against the landlord and provisions under state law it if you rerent within 5 years after you've done ellis act violations you have to offer it to the tenants and there are restrictions how much rent you can acquire for it unit i wanted to circle back. >> commissioner antonini any nonprofit or specific nonprofits allowed

in san francisco as an yicht on april 11th the san francisco unified school district administered the cc ss algebra eligibility came to seven hundred students will will be 9 the grader for standards in grade a math if a student passes the examine they'll be placed in dbi try in ninth grade if not proficient they'll be enrolled in algebra one invocation it was in bop high school and combooel and student tested at 9 o'clock and all students were in clamor within one test proximate causeer it was expected the examine would take two and a half hours so the students can show what they knew it ran for over 4 hours few students implemented it in over one hour most took two or three hours there were less than 5 students when we called the examine time and left campus the validation can say 7 open-end problems that students showed their work each the problems and the associated problems had 10 thousand students and has shown before valet each has a quote/unquote cut score and the test has a whole also has an associated cut score the items were chosen by the common core with their alignment to the

a permeate and part of the coping in shape is part of more money it is a higher standard product the cc organization will have to pay the fillmore and shaping and give you the stretch that's the preemptor beyond did wholesale market value one of the things that's important inform remember y c a is helping to pay for other services and when you going back go back to slide 49 go sf i've argued that cca is not the full funding revenue for sgro but the report bringing the work 90 in house how to charge it it could be somewhere there are a lot of factors not incorporated into that price that helps cca and it might get into what is coming up in accident next group of slides on may 12th so there is a lot of good things that cca is moving forward it can help power the enterprises and have comments on the transition line but that will wait until another time. >> good afternoon commissioner eric brooks san francisco green party san francisco i want to say what jason fried lafco said those points are good points i'll get to joid was not able to get to the elephant that the room that has been writt

are in the market and seeing the renewal costs have come down substantially since we last developed the cc a program concept you know solar prides are way down it is just more cost effective to offer a rum content product so what we're looking at it data that is available in the electrical market to build a portfolio and cost that shows those numbers you're looking at today. >> one last comment sort of comprehension i'm a chicago curb to curb planning fan that is the year. >> this is the year (laughter). >> so i offer this as a comment if there are things you require our support on to ask us to make sure this is the year so ask us. >> thank you it goupdz. >> thanks very much. >> good now i'm going to - i have speaker cards here mr. brooks. >> good afternoon again commissioner i have been brooks the local part from new york city and other entities that i'll mention those 23 two and spent a lot of time living no illinois and wait every year for the cubs to win so, anyway so, yeah i'll agree with the commissioner we should make sure we do meet this for the rest of the year the presentation we

we've taken a look at the cc tv cameras. the movement and the route that it's taken. so we're focusing on -- there is -- i cannot dpif you all of the information. there's an incident -- not incident. there's something that we have to look at that we have to have further investigation on. >> -- back to 1600 block, that part of the -- >> each and every leg of this transport is being investigated. so how long it took the distance the likely travel route, we're in the process of making sure that we can absolutely nail down the travel route. we're close to that. but beyond the route that was taken, we need to know from a to z what occurred at each and every stop, who was present at each and every stop the extent that mr. gray asked for medical assistance at each and every stop and our interaction with mr. gray. >> i understand that. but you've given certain details for each and every stop up until dalton. and you've given fewer details about back at 1600 north avenue. at times whether officers were were -- [ inaudible ] >> those

is to welcome all students with open arms and provide any support needed safety crossing guards the sf cc is reducing all preyed pedestrian accidents tonight with supervisor yee office we're coordinating for students and schools to be part of the program that week ear next meeting is april 27, 2015, at 5:00 p.m. the sf ac ask a public council anyone that with me welcome to attend our meeting dinner will be provided for all our s ac c reps attending another 4 o'clock if you want to attend or like a copy of our up and coming s organization cc please contact our s ac c leader salvador bar thank you. >> thank you very much student delegates we appreciate our report very much next item on the agenda let's see item e council report the pack will not be present they're involved in two community conversations this afternoon at malcolm x and george washington elementary school we'll eastbound hearing from them at future meeting the next item f is public comment on content items we have quite a few of the speakers on the content stems i'll need to limit public comment to a minute and a half because

you here representing supervisor farrell and his campaign committee not on behalf of chris lee or the f b cc. >> that begs the question as we've talked about many our letter. >> just answer my question. >> all right. i have regular materials and think you've raised some important legal points but i want to ask one question about something you said earlier you agree that this $500 contribution is not an intent requirement; right? >> for exposing it. >> yes. >> it's a general matter yes. yes. >> so what i'm trying to said what additional investigation would be necessary in order to determine this $500 contribution was exceeded i want to set aside what i agree are important regarding the stauchlts if there was a primarily formed committee that was determined is to be within the control of the candidate i'm not sure why you need to investigate those are contributions quoted the limit i understand but if they're considered part of this controlled committee than i judge don't know the facts as you i think you miss understand our forfeiture there recent remedies that the commission has the authorit

years spending done this year i took the half year i've spent thirty percent of my time open the administrative non-cc organization work and other other on billable hours i determined for the second half of the year the underground and open source election a little bit more of my time and knowing the puc was moving forward with the cca but spend more time about 35 percent come next year when we launch it if everything stays on schedule 45 percent cca and 55 non-cc a we'll have to have a discussion when the 55 percent looked like if i'm going to remain for a moment staff that is my full one hundred percent will be determined by lafco itself so we'll need to have that discussion coming second half of next january or february and what lafco and the puc role plaids together those are discussions that needs happen. >> commissionerlipid. >> if i may ask the council it seems like that is a discussion around the idea of a sunset for lafco i'm curious what legal refresh my recollection or requirements is that needed to for that to happen i personally feel like there are projects that the members of the public

commission owns that land and giving it to the city for affordable housing what if we could integrate the needs of cc sf be the industry that is clean power that can be build spots planning of the new development and actually have a development of future i respected to the oceanside wastewater treatment you should go that is where shut happens their take thirty percent of the power that is actually from our human waste we can do better you've been talking about let's get xoifdz about the balboa park water site and get existed about it. >> thank you very much. next speaker is tiffany watts. >> hi thank you for having me here and i just want to thank you for supporting in program but keep it as we move forward i hope that the community is involved and reflects the community of san francisco yeah that's all i want to say. >> good thank you. >> next speaker andy gill us. >> hi, i'm arnold's i'm a resident of san francisco and occupy san francisco we still do exist i just want to focus briefly on what's the most important i know it's been said but bears roping that climate change is real it is happening n

more on your staffing so my understanding is that the city charter guarantees minimum staffing for the of cc and it's at one investigator for every 150 police officers and i know that there are significant challenges based on the huge number of complaints and the 728 cases but i'm wondering if you could talk about your -- especially the investigators challenges. i think supervisor campos brought up the question whether we have enough adequate investigators within your department but if you could talk about those challenges? >> yes, the charter does set a floor, and the number of sworn officers is divided by 150 and that floor at this time i think yields about 14 investigators, but the control's report in 2007 said that may not be the end of the story so to speak that best practices is 16 cases per investigator so those are the challenges. the challenges is that the floor doesn't satisfy the occ's need for a manageable case load. additionally because of the formula that is used with the budget give eghtd and takeeth away and in regard to attrition and step adjustments. that also frustrates th

about that senior center that we told you about that's right next to the fire that is right next to the ccs. it is a 66 unite. it's the penn north plaza senior building and it's run by the church of st. katherine of alexandria. we are told that the residents are not evacuated. the fire has not reached them yet but many residents left the building to watch what's happening on the street. so you do have a combination of just folks being spectators watching when's happening here on what would normally be a bustling vibrant stretch of town where you would see a lot of people on the sidewalks, just not in the middle of the street. >> have we heard anything about the disruption of traffic? i mean we have come through rush hour now. and we're curious to know if the disruption there has spread beyond that particular area in the way of traffic being, a traffic mess being created. >> many of my colleagues i used to work with in baltimore have been talking all weekend about how difficult to travel through the city that you may think the route you took today was the right route to take and then protest

community members, from renewal vendors we had representatives from the storage industry a bought of folks that have an interest in seeing cc organization succeed here 40 in san francisco we've also noted the development of the proposed procurement legislation that was sent over to city attorney on march 23rd and we are 25rg9 april 21st for the introduction this is the item that flipped we talked about this slip at the last commission meet we were 25rg9 march 31st it is more complicated so we're targeting the 21st for legislation supervisor breed as other members talked about the waiver of the thirty days could be constituent as introduced on the table as possible regardless of that we still expect to with that flip age stay on schedule for the launch of the program in 2016 then the next just want april 14th today that is where we're presenting our program design to you and finally on friday of week we'll be school board for the fairness board to ask them for the target rates for the launch of the program. >> so i'd like to now dive into what the proposed legislative proposal is by the way of background you know the board o

they just overwhelmed the crew cc. the skipper had no time to scuttle it to try to throw some of the classified information oversight. once secular -- one sailor was killed. during deliberations in the white house it was we don't want to start another war in asia. over the skies. we just have to be patient, and that's indeed what they did. it with salt and interesting way. the desk officer for korea at the state department, he and his wife one day at dinner said why don't we just say that when we sign an apology that we don't mean it? and that became a solution. they work through to the top floor of the state department and it was the u.s. signing this apology to north korea and we were inside the waters but we don't mean it. it's all a lie, we are making this a. the north koreans to do because all they wanted to do was show internally. we could do whatever we wanted to do internationally which was to disavow the agreement but that's how it was solved. johnson had little more flexibility under no circumstances because a

the palestinians threatened to take the matter to i cc if israel didn't pay the full aim >>> it may sound like science fiction, but custom making human organs is about to become fact. artificial body parts like ears kidneys and hearts can be artificially made in a few hours. >> reporter: it's something people would not have thought possible. here they enter new territory, the key is 3d bioprinters to g organs it takes about five hours for this machine to manufacture a human ear. >> this is made out of a biomaterial called pcl. >> reporter: pcl is used as a scaffold on which to infuse living human cells, a technique used to build bladders, heart valves and muscle. work done is funded by the u.s. department of defense. the implications for patients everywhere is never far from researchers minds. >> we get the message that everything we do here will move toward human trials and hopefully enhance their life through the work that we are doing. >> reporter: luke benefitted from early research given a new glad scper lives a healthy -- bladder and lives a healthy life. the application for this te

consideration, in the institution is investigating these crimes should be according to the standards of the i cc and we have seen in libya. judicial conflict. on the compliment issue, applying to international standard. it doesn't end here. it's been investigating the same crimes and investigating by the i.c.c. and they should prove that they are prosecuting and suspect the i.c.c. to be seen or appear. >> right. okay. thank you very much. joining us from beirut >>> let's get a check on the whether and catch up with the super typhoon. >> straight to the satellite. the collosos of the see, there it is rolling in. you can see the eye. as it gives an ambulancing blow. the current state is it category 5, wind 240 k/hr. it's rasped its peak. it will die down which is a good thing. it's on the way to the fill peens. that is the confident course. by that time it should be a category 1. it will weaken. it's rain rather than wind that will be a problem. >> it will be a nasty thing, nothing like now. >> in the east and the north-east of india and bangladesh, you have these drinkingured premonsoon thunder s

camera, whether it's someone else's surveillance camera or security camera, it's not one of the government's cc cameras that are positioned along the stop. wouldn't that information be locked by police when they make these transports? >> it should be logged. certainly, every time the police stop this van, they're supposed to radio back, and there's supposed to be a record of this back in the police department. so that's surprising as well. i'm not sure why, what was the matter here. now we do know, according to the police, that gray was being combative, he was being irate. so was this something that was distracting them? again, this just adds to the questions that we have, and that makes the job of the state attorney's office even more difficult. more complicated for them to decide whether to bring charges in this case. >> and speaking of that, the state attorney now with that information on her desk, and i say that e lust ra tyly, clearly there's a large team that's going to have to process what they get from the police. and we should also mention, as well, this is critical. while the investig

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