the puc act set forth the structure, funding and responsibilities of the cpuc. over the years there have been a number of initiatives to modify the cpuc's scope of authority and internal practices associated withexercising that authority. one of the latest attempts is ac a-1 1, proposed by assembly member mike gotto, who is a democrat from glendale. the bill would authorize the legislature to reassign all or some of the functions of the puc to other departments, boards or entities. as a constitutional amendment it would have needed 2/3 approval in both the assembly and the senate to be placed on the ballot where it would then need a majority approval of the voters of the state of california. the bill was scheduled to be heard yesterday in the senate but it was pulled from committee. you may have seen in your newspaper or social media today that other actions proposed by the governor seem to have displaced the aca 11 effort. it was pulled because the governor's office worked with assembly member gotto, assembly members jerry hill and mark leno and nnounced the pa

the puc act set forth the structure, funding and responsibilities of the cpuc. over the years there have been a number of initiatives to modify the cpuc's scope of authority and internal practices associated with exercising that authority. one of the latest attempts is ac a-1 1, proposed by assembly member mike gotto, who is a democrat from glendale. the bill would authorize the legislature to reassign all or some of the functions of the puc to other departments, boards or entities. as a constitutional amendment it would have needed 2/3 approval in both the assembly and the senate to be placed on the ballot where it would then need a majority approval of the voters of the state of california. the bill was scheduled to be heard yesterday in the senate but it was pulled from committee. you may have seen in your newspaper or social media today that other actions proposed by the governor seem to have displaced the aca 11 effort. it was pulled because the governor's office worked with assembly member gotto, assembly members jerry hill and mark leno and nnounced the p

so supply up to 1.5 to east palo alto increase in demand for the supply guarantee and 5 should the puc rise the current obviously or the drought reliability in the water system as you recall the decision in 2008, said that 265 is the condition actually no greater than 5 percent with the customers that are working on this options how it is 10 percent in the future there is not anything in here a question should we there beyond that is it pretty clear not an issue at this time. >> so the answers in the water map and in the commissioner moran suggested we should line up the questions presuming the answers are positive so we're looking for the 3. 5 with the regional supply that is available in the drought and non-drought that answer applies to san jose and santa clara those were saying we'll line up additional supplies to meet the requirements east palo alto slightly different answer there we've work with the customers to for the individual supply guarantees and the pencil for transfer of the individual supply guarantees it in the water supply agreement with the wholesales customers provid

so, the puc and public works work together on this program. what you see on this slide is a quick review of public works responsibilities to site and construct oversee the construction, of the facility and then this next slide reviews with the puc's responsible bizarre. we work with planning on the ceqa aspects and the aesthetics of the program, but really were looking at technical review purposes or impacts on our street lights that system we own and for electrical interconnection. the program as it exists provides multiple benefits to the city and to the puc. city benefits are listed here. you can see, it is really around the issue of enhanced wireless coverage for the public and for city services providing an expansion of the fiber networks that provide public benefits. the licensing component of this utilize nation of our city streetlights allows us to generate some revenue from the program as well. along those lines, we are projecting here with the revenue estimates are for the master license agreements. you can see both for at&t and for t

so, the puc and public works work together on this program. what you see on this slide is a quick review of public works responsibilities to site and construct oversee the construction, of the facility and then this next slide reviews with the puc's responsible bizarre. we work with planning on the ceqa aspects and the aesthetics of the program, but really were looking at technical review purposes or impacts on our street lights that system we own and for electrical interconnection. the program as it exists provides multiple benefits to the city and to the puc. city benefits are listed here. you can see, it is really around the issue of enhanced wireless coverage for the public and for city services providing an expansion of the fiber networks that provide public benefits. the licensing component of this utilize nation of our city streetlights allows us to generate some revenue from the program as well. along those lines, we are projecting here with the revenue estimates are for the master license agreements. you can see both for at&t and for t

the puc act set forth the structure, funding and responsibilities of the cpuc. over the years there have been a number of initiatives to modify the cpuc's scope of authority and internal practices associated with exercising that authority. one of the latest attempts is ac a-1 1, proposed by assembly member mike gotto, who is a democrat from glendale. the bill would authorize the legislature to reassign all or some of the functions of the puc to other departments, boards or entities. as a constitutional amendment it would have needed 2/3 approval in both the assembly and the senate to be placed on the ballot where it would then need a majority approval of the voters of the state of california. the bill was scheduled to be heard yesterday in the senate but it was pulled from committee. you may have seen in your newspaper or social media today that other actions proposed by the governor seem to have displaced the aca 11 effort. it was pulled because the governor's office worked with assembly member gotto, assembly members jerry hill and mark leno and nnounced the p

the support in the budget to get those positions lined up and also to say thank you to the hsr at the puc for the expeditious progress thank you i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> questions. >> real quick on the staffing do we foresee the majority or the extent of all the risk shuns will be employees. >> we're procuring some services both for the the back functionality the transfer with pg&e that's the service we've hired out for much line marin and sonoma. >> what's that consist of that is taking the meter read data and matching it up with the rates and presenting did information to pg&e in a way they can factor into their billing system a lot of data intensive it intensive work making sure the rates that are in the applied to the data are accurate in a form that pg&e's system will accept that's an area of expertise that notable energy has developed here in california they provide to service to direct assess customers in pg&e and california public utilities commission and other territories with the advent of community choice aggregation expanded into that area the oth

so, the puc and public works work together on this program. what you see on this slide is a quick review of public works responsibilities to site and construct oversee the construction, of the facility and then this next slide reviews with the puc's responsible bizarre. we work with planning on the ceqa aspects and the aesthetics of the program, but really were looking at technical review purposes or impacts on our street lights that system we own and for electrical interconnection. the program as it exists provides multiple benefits to the city and to the puc. city benefits are listed here. you can see, it is really around the issue of enhanced wireless coverage for the public and for city services providing an expansion of the fiber networks that provide public benefits. the licensing component of this utilize nation of our city streetlights allows us to generate some revenue from the program as well. along those lines, we are projecting here with the revenue estimates are for the master license agreements. you can see both for at&t and for t

the support in the budget to get those positions lined up and also to say thank you to the hsr at the puc for the expeditious progress thank you i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> questions. >> real quick on the staffing do we foresee the majority or the extent of all the risk shuns will be employees. >> we're procuring some services both for the the back functionality the transfer with pg&e that's the service we've hired out for much line marin and sonoma. >> what's that consist of that is taking the meter read data and matching it up with the rates and presenting did information to pg&e in a way they can factor into their billing system a lot of data intensive it intensive work making sure the rates that are in the applied to the data are accurate in a form that pg&e's system will accept that's an area of expertise that notable energy has developed here in california they provide to service to direct assess customers in pg&e and california public utilities commission and other territories with the advent of community choice aggregation expanded into that area the oth

very good quality water one thing i'd like to do recognize our two project sponsors barbara from the pucnd the recycled water raised our hand barbara garcia and jeff managing the ground water ios two folks have worked tirelessly to make sure we have high quality projects to inclusive and protect our water in summary we're asking you adopt the krierlgdz project exhaustive the construction in golden gate park and the pimp station and the well water and release the funds for the west side project >> i'm available to answer any questions. >> thank you very much colleagues, any questions. >> supervisor tang i don't have any questions i kink your been working on this for a very, very longed some that folks have a negative reaction to the potential blended water but certainly we understand your true need to be able to diversify our water source so again make sure that we continue to keep our community updated but the project as construction is beginning and despite the work you've done before i'm glad to see that puc is working with the fire department for example, to on the benefits and streng

the puc agreed to turn jurisdiction over to the rec and park department. in the ordinance are four components in the next milestone in this process to build this park at the site of the old francisco reservoir and authorizes parking on the site and accept an in-kind grant for construction services and annual grants from the francisco park conservancy and for the future maintenance of the park. it authorizes rec and park to accept and expend grants from the francisco park conservancy in improvements in the new park and amends to be listed as a park and no alcoholic beverages can be consumed: the rec and park will maintain and operate the new parker will start. the project of the conservancy will administer and over see the design and construction and maintenance and operations of the park. next steps we will hold a public outreach meetings for the proposed design of the park. i look forward to being there hopefully at all meetings and start the construction capital and for park and rec commission for approval. colleagues this has been once in a lifetime opp

the puc agreed to turn jurisdiction over to the rec and park department. in the ordinance are four components in the next milestone in this process to build this park at the site of the old francisco reservoir and authorizes parking on the site and accept an in-kind grant for construction services and annual grants from the francisco park conservancy and for the future maintenance of the park. it authorizes rec and park to accept and expend grants from the francisco park conservancy in improvements in the new park and amends to be listed as a park and no alcoholic beverages can be consumed: the rec and park will maintain and operate the new parker will start. the project of the conservancy will administer and over see the design and construction and maintenance and operations of the park. next steps we will hold a public outreach meetings for the proposed design of the park. i look forward to being there hopefully at all meetings and start the construction capital and for park and rec commission for approval. colleagues this has been once in a lifetime opp

the support in the budget to get those positions lined up and also to say thank you to the hsr at the puc for the expeditious progress thank you i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> questions. >> real quick on the staffing do we foresee the majority or the extent of all the risk shuns will be employees. >> we're procuring some services both for the the back functionality the transfer with pg&e that's the service we've hired out for much line marin and sonoma. >> what's that consist of that is taking the meter read data and matching it up with the rates and presenting did information to pg&e in a way they can factor into their billing system a lot of data intensive it intensive work making sure the rates that are in the applied to the data are accurate in a form that pg&e's system will accept that's an area of expertise that notable energy has developed here in california they provide to service to direct assess customers in pg&e and california public utilities commission and other territories with the advent of community choice aggregation expanded into that area the oth

happy to hear the comments by the puc and supervisor mar. we are definitely mubing thip right direction, but we live in a world of unprecedented convenience. technology provides us with just about anything we want at the push of a button. the one thing it can't do is provide us access to clean free water. people value convenience in the city and arounds the world. the most convenient option for people out there today is still plastic bottled water. it is easier for people to go out and buy a bottle of water and carry it with them and drink it and though it away then to find a fount in in the city. we need to provide much greater access to drinking fountains in the city. if san francisco is to become a truly sustainable city, that cannot include plastic bottled water and need to think bigger. drinking fountains is that solution but only works if we have a network throughout the city. the united nations declared water is a human right and the supreme court recently said a right without access is not a right. that was for a different issue, but

the puc agreed to turn jurisdiction over to the rec and park department. in the ordinance are four components in the next milestone in this process to build this park at the site of the old francisco reservoir and authorizes parking on the site and accept an in-kind grant for construction services and annual grants from the francisco park conservancy and for the future maintenance of the park. it authorizes rec and park to accept and expend grants from the francisco park conservancy in improvements in the new park and amends to be listed as a park and no alcoholic beverages can be consumed: the rec and park will maintain and operate the new parker will start. the project of the conservancy will administer and over see the design and construction and maintenance and operations of the park. next steps we will hold a public outreach meetings for the proposed design of the park. i look forward to being there hopefully at all meetings and start the construction capital and for park and rec commission for approval. colleagues this has been once in a lifetime opp

happy to hear the comments by the puc and supervisor mar. we are definitely mubing thip right direction, but we live in a world of unprecedented convenience. technology provides us with just about anything we want at the push of a button. the one thing it can't do is provide us access to clean free water. people value convenience in the city and arounds the world. the most convenient option for people out there today is still plastic bottled water. it is easier for people to go out and buy a bottle of water and carry it with them and drink it and though it away then to find a fount in in the city. we need to provide much greater access to drinking fountains in the city. if san francisco is to become a truly sustainable city, that cannot include plastic bottled water and need to think bigger. drinking fountains is that solution but only works if we have a network throughout the city. the united nations declared water is a human right and the supreme court recently said a right without access is not a right. that was for a different issue, but

so he's retiring from the puc after 31 years of service began his service in the southeast plant and at oceanside for the last several years and he provides oversight to the wastewater at treasure island we will miss his positive spirit and professionalism actually, they said that they simply call you can do laughter i made that up (laughter) but mia anyway, we are really going to miss our service here and hopefully, you will come and visit us and i know we've talked about you'll do a lot of traveling between travels if you can come back and tells you hi we would like to continue with - you want to say a few words. >> thank you very much everyone i'm not a good speaker but a good analyst so. >> so on behalf of the commission congratulate you and thank you for your many years of service and wish you best on your retirement a certificate we want to present to you if you, you can come up here. >> (clapping.) >> thank you. >> (clapping.) >> are there any public comments on this item hearing none, next item on the general manager report. >> the second retiree is a gentleman that actually,

do you foresee any impacts or changes that are being tossed around in terms of changing the puc structure?do you know what i'm talking about? >> i assume you're talking about the california governor's changes that he is envisioning? i haven't seen anything yet i think the overall basis for it is positive. >>kind of cleaning house a little bit. >> trying to address some of those concerns of transparency and so forth but i have been seen any activity on that. >>jason fried, executive officer, a couple things that i would want to point out is am very glad that the commission did move forward so that we could allow the program to get a little bit bigger so we weren't scaling back on the residential program. one thing that i would like to point out is that last week a notice was sent out encouraging those sent out to super green and of course any of your environmental groups are target so i'm hoping these numbers will jump up a little bit over the course of the next week as people start getting those emails and start clicking on the buttons. just a reminder, august 1is monday so you need to si

very good quality water one thing i'd like to do recognize our two project sponsors barbara from the pucnd the recycled water raised our hand barbara garcia and jeff managing the ground water ios two folks have worked tirelessly to make sure we have high quality projects to inclusive and protect our water in summary we're asking you adopt the krierlgdz project exhaustive the construction in golden gate park and the pimp station and the well water and release the funds for the west side project >> i'm available to answer any questions. >> thank you very much colleagues, any questions. >> supervisor tang i don't have any questions i kink your been working on this for a very, very longed some that folks have a negative reaction to the potential blended water but certainly we understand your true need to be able to diversify our water source so again make sure that we continue to keep our community updated but the project as construction is beginning and despite the work you've done before i'm glad to see that puc is working with the fire department for example, to on the benefits and streng

so, the puc and public works work together on this program. what you see on this slide is a quick review of public works responsibilities to site and construct oversee the construction, of the facility and then this next slide reviews with the puc's responsible bizarre. we work with planning on the ceqa aspects and the aesthetics of the program, but really were looking at technical review purposes or impacts on our street lights that system we own and for electrical interconnection. the program as it exists provides multiple benefits to the city and to the puc. city benefits are listed here. you can see, it is really around the issue of enhanced wireless coverage for the public and for city services providing an expansion of the fiber networks that provide public benefits. the licensing component of this utilize nation of our city streetlights allows us to generate some revenue from the program as well. along those lines, we are projecting here with the revenue estimates are for the master license agreements. you can see both for at&t and for t

very good quality water one thing i'd like to do recognize our two project sponsors barbara from the pucnd the recycled water raised our hand barbara garcia and jeff managing the ground water ios two folks have worked tirelessly to make sure we have high quality projects to inclusive and protect our water in summary we're asking you adopt the krierlgdz project exhaustive the construction in golden gate park and the pimp station and the well water and release the funds for the west side project >> i'm available to answer any questions. >> thank you very much colleagues, any questions. >> supervisor tang i don't have any questions i kink your been working on this for a very, very longed some that folks have a negative reaction to the potential blended water but certainly we understand your true need to be able to diversify our water source so again make sure that we continue to keep our community updated but the project as construction is beginning and despite the work you've done before i'm glad to see that puc is working with the fire department for example, to on the benefits and streng

very good quality water one thing i'd like to do recognize our two project sponsors barbara from the pucnd the recycled water raised our hand barbara garcia and jeff managing the ground water ios two folks have worked tirelessly to make sure we have high quality projects to inclusive and protect our water in summary we're asking you adopt the krierlgdz project exhaustive the construction in golden gate park and the pimp station and the well water and release the funds for the west side project >> i'm available to answer any questions. >> thank you very much colleagues, any questions. >> supervisor tang i don't have any questions i kink your been working on this for a very, very longed some that folks have a negative reaction to the potential blended water but certainly we understand your true need to be able to diversify our water source so again make sure that we continue to keep our community updated but the project as construction is beginning and despite the work you've done before i'm glad to see that puc is working with the fire department for example, to on the benefits and streng

the city owns the majority and port and puc has a couple sites in future as well as current projects.arks are open to the mublic and managed by mjm and include portionoffs mission creek park on p 1 and mission bay north parks 1-5. along [inaudible] boulevard. parks on mission bay commons. open space and the recently opened kids park just the other week. in the next 3 years we expect 12 more parks to open starting with mariposa park that will open next month by ucsf. this chart here you get to see a map here you see the open space parks that are ownen are marked with x and darker green will open in the next 3 to 5 years. total it will be 29 parks and open space parcels. funding for the open space come from community district number 5 which is one of the 3 mellow rooz districts formed in 1999 to fund abigation tooz maintain and repair mission bay open space. these taxes apply to all private development in the mission bay accept for block x 3. ucsf pays inlieu fee for campus processes, affordable housing and government properties and right of ways do not have to pay a fee. mjm manages th

we acquired this parcel from the puc, knowing that half of the parcel was going to be desperately needed affordable housing. so we are not concerned about it, but so that the conversation and review is consistent, stacy bradley who runs our planning unit has had the sort of experience of looking at shadows on a variety of projects. and i wonder where stacy might opine whether there would be something that we would view as significant or insignificant? because that is the narrow focus of the commissioner's and for the public, our commission does not weigh-in on planning projects. that is not their function. their function is to analyze whether a development project has -- whether the shadow caused on a park by a development project is both qualitatively and quantitatively significant or insignificant? even if it's significant, it doesn't mean that the project doesn't go forward because the planning department may view the project through a different lens. >> right. thank you. >> thank you. the percentage of the -- the percentage shadow this project will cast on the park is larger than wha

by all members in attendance regarding the van ness brt john wanted to know about the money from the puc we're waiting for the update in mta the highway project it is around the details and the timelines and traffic impacts and there was a question about the bike issues. >> reminder 7 was an informational john larson the yerba buena gardens he xhenltd the mta for being under budget i concur and great to see a project on time and on budget item 8 our last night 9 to 5 peter from the staff between san francisco and san mateo and looking at bart service later on in the evening to accommodate those commuters maybe worthwhile the parking study on our agenda number 9 that was approved by all members in attendance not a lot of questions i wanted to mention the c lc the expenditure plan estimate on the june meeting on the topic. >> thank you all the cac members for they're concentrated thoughtful input it made a huge difference and important points came up i wanted to mention that. >> all right. great thanks for your update no questions or comments for the board members. >> seeing none, public c

the board of supervisors filings were recent and start on the puc poles in will 2015. >> interesting e consensus both at the board of supervisors. >> same question ms. higgins i asked the permit holder is there a standard inform opted out space and we typically rely on public health department. >> anyone from public health department go to represent that. >> i invited them their not here. >> we'll need them to make a decision. >> i am confused and i would like someone from public health and not be able to make a decision for that reason i don't understand math very will i guess so in the exhibit b b-2 it operationally is from public health department 56 and says that the antennas will be one watts and it will be located 7 feet away okay. >> that's one hundred blocks and then we added 22 watts which would indicate for power and now suddenly it is okay to be 4 feet away and then i look at another documents a which is your labeled wireless box permit not a date on it and it reads not going to read the whole thing the personal wireless facility not greater than 5 d b.a. 3 feet from the re

the support in the budget to get those positions lined up and also to say thank you to the hsr at the puc for the expeditious progress thank you i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> questions. >> real quick on the staffing do we foresee the majority or the extent of all the risk shuns will be employees. >> we're procuring some services both for the the back functionality the transfer with pg&e that's the service we've hired out for much line marin and sonoma. >> what's that consist of that is taking the meter read data and matching it up with the rates and presenting did information to pg&e in a way they can factor into their billing system a lot of data intensive it intensive work making sure the rates that are in the applied to the data are accurate in a form that pg&e's system will accept that's an area of expertise that notable energy has developed here in california they provide to service to direct assess customers in pg&e and california public utilities commission and other territories with the advent of community choice aggregation expanded into that area the oth

francisco light standards, they have no electrical power or anything on them and that's the confusion, they were thought to be puc poles but turned out to be pg&e poles, the amta pole that is we used which was the last site, we know those are mta poles but there was an honest confusion in the city of naoez poles that looked like standards that tuned out to be pg&e instead of puc, with that, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> mr. shaw? >> [inaudible] shaw, public work, i have no further comments, public works believes it did issue the permit in accordance with the current regulations and i'm available for any further questions. >> we've heard many, many case and is you probably explained this to me before, but how does it determine when the -- bh the apparatus or the machinery is in a public view of a landmark or historical space like golden gate bridge? in this instance, when you look at the pick khu, you evidently see that there are cable car tracks there and the cable car is a national and historic landmark, the only moving landmark in the country, i believe, right. >> yes. >> so, how does the department mak

very good quality water one thing i'd like to do recognize our two project sponsors barbara from the pucnd the recycled water raised our hand barbara garcia and jeff managing the ground water ios two folks have worked tirelessly to make sure we have high quality projects to inclusive and protect our water in summary we're asking you adopt the krierlgdz project exhaustive the construction in golden gate park and the pimp station and the well water and release the funds for the west side project >> i'm available to answer any questions. >> thank you very much colleagues, any questions. >> supervisor tang i don't have any questions i kink your been working on this for a very, very longed some that folks have a negative reaction to the potential blended water but certainly we understand your true need to be able to diversify our water source so again make sure that we continue to keep our community updated but the project as construction is beginning and despite the work you've done before i'm glad to see that puc is working with the fire department for example, to on the benefits and streng

inspection form a working group to examine sprinklers in combination with the workforce group and the puc and others.. along the lines of what we have tried to do we would like to make sure that all options are explored in terms of fire prevention in san francisco the rest i submit. >>thank you supervisor campos. supervisor cohen. >>thank you. today i would like to close this in the memorandum of capt. williams. capt. williams was an army veteran who received a korean service medal with a bronze a star. he began working as a longshoreman on the san francisco waterfront in 19 was an army veteran who received a korean service medal with a bronze a star. he began working as a longshoreman on the san francisco waterfront in 1959 and in 1966 he developed the drill team josh spread pride all over the united states and marching with these are chavez in 1966 and marching with martin luther king in 1968. he also became a master barbecue pit maker and chef and known for his fried turkey's that are known all over san francisco he is survived by his wife and family and friends. >>mme. pres. that conc

by all members in attendance regarding the van ness brt john wanted to know about the money from the puc we're waiting for the update in mta the highway project it is around the details and the timelines and traffic impacts and there was a question about the bike issues. >> reminder 7 was an informational john larson the yerba buena gardens he xhenltd the mta for being under budget i concur and great to see a project on time and on budget item 8 our last night 9 to 5 peter from the staff between san francisco and san mateo and looking at bart service later on in the evening to accommodate those commuters maybe worthwhile the parking study on our agenda number 9 that was approved by all members in attendance not a lot of questions i wanted to mention the c lc the expenditure plan estimate on the june meeting on the topic. >> thank you all the cac members for they're concentrated thoughtful input it made a huge difference and important points came up i wanted to mention that. >> all right. great thanks for your update no questions or comments for the board members. >> seeing none, public c

in the caltrain property underneath the bridge i mean underneath the freeway in the freeway along the pucype there and just maybe i'm getting into over details. >> i want to know how resolve this. >> no exact silver bullet the idea we meet with social services to give people the best option for the city they don't need to be in the tents. >> how about mission street. >> we lead with social services and brought the resources to the table and gave people openings from shelter homeward abandon and treatments and rehab programs to some complex problem solving and opened the pier. >> what about warm water cove. >> and hopefully hopefully, when you come back you can let us know how that goes. >> okay. that sounds good. >> sammy want to say that you're still living and around man (laughter). >> i've heard you've been missing but i wanted to say i respect all the hard work you guys been doing and for me you know some people - i want to be on the right side of that i support that we hadn't worked out the bugs this is is right thing to do i know that probably in some areas of the city everybody is

that's why the zoning action that was a puc p for public and it is a really gratifying thing to see'm excited about that and obviously an important component of what we're talking about in the mission action plan 2020 and trying to increase the affordable units in the mission and second-hand smoke so on this is gratifying to see this project move forward. >> commissioner moore. >> i wanted to say almost the same thing but thank the department and having the mission action plan in place indeed all the pieces come together a crucial time any misstep in timing would have not produced what we have today. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further, we'll move on to o commissioners, if there's nothing further, we'll move on to there is a motion that has been seconded a recommendation for approval to the board of supervisors on that motion. >> commissioner antonini. >> commissioner johnson. >> commissioner moore commissioner vice president richards and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero. >> commissioners that places us on item 12

we are working with the puc, we are working with the parks and recreation, there's been a lot of progress in the change in those areas and a lot of change in the service that is going on. we have updated that analysis and we have also updated the analysis for transportation. and so, we are incorporating new data into the analysis in order to reach the conclusions about the impacts. and you know, ultimately we are going to be able to conclude the impacts into the project that is done within the eastern neighborhood cir and at that point we will not continue to do what the community planning analysis for those projects >> when asked whether the warriors committee was going to affect at the warriors arena i don't want to put words in her mouth but it was something to the effect of it couldn't get worse. in the area plan in the 2008 eir as testimony of supervisor collins personal experience and all members of the board's personal experience if you go down at 430 in the afternoon, i should've stayed on 101 i was afraid of running late for a board meeting but i should've stayed on 101 and i wou

this parcel was -- when this parcel was purchased from the puc many years ago it was originally intended to be half of affordable housing and as part of the underlying transaction. this is one of those examples. i think that the mayor's office of housing and their development -- their non-profit development partner have worked with us very closely on the design of the housing units. so that it integrates well with the park and provides amenities for the park. so it's a project that we know about and support. >> thank you. >> so i have got a few cards. i will call off names and i apologize ahead of time if i am pronouncing your name wrong. i have catherine elaine alejandro and anyone else to make public comment, after these folks are done, just come and. >> hi commissioners. this is eileen yee from mission economic development agency. i'm part of the project co-sponsors along with chinatown community development center and we're here to answer any questions that you have on the housing parcel, and the impact on the shadow for the park. so i'm going to also share the floor with other folks

inspection form a working group to examine sprinklers in combination with the workforce group and the puc and others.. along the lines of what we have tried to do we would like to make sure that all options are explored in terms of fire prevention in san francisco the rest i submit. >>thank you supervisor campos. supervisor cohen. >>thank you. today i would like to close this in the memorandum of capt. williams. capt. williams was an army veteran who received a korean service medal with a bronze a star. he began working as a longshoreman on the san francisco waterfront in 19 was an army veteran who received a korean service medal with a bronze a star. he began working as a longshoreman on the san francisco waterfront in 1959 and in 1966 he developed the drill team josh spread pride all over the united states and marching with these are chavez in 1966 and marching with martin luther king in 1968. he also became a master barbecue pit maker and chef and known for his fried turkey's that are known all over san francisco he is survived by his wife and family and friends. >>mme. pres. that conc

we are working with the puc, we are working with the parks and recreation, there's been a lot of progressn the change in those areas and a lot of change in the service that is going on. we have updated that analysis and we have also updated the analysis for transportation. and so, we are incorporating new data into the analysis in order to reach the conclusions about the impacts. and you know, ultimately we are going to be able to conclude the impacts into the project that is done within the eastern neighborhood cir and at that point we will not continue to do what the community planning analysis for those projects >> when asked whether the warriors committee was going to affect at the warriors arena i don't want to put words in her mouth but it was something to the effect of it couldn't get worse. in the area plan in the 2008 eir as testimony of supervisor collins personal experience and all members of the board's personal experience if you go down at 430 in the afternoon, i should've stayed on 101 i was afraid of running late for a board meeting but i should've stayed on 101 and i would

francisco light standards, they have no electrical power or anything on them and that's the confusion, they were thought to be puc poles but turned out to be pg&e poles, the amta pole that is we used which was the last site, we know those are mta poles but there was an honest confusion in the city of naoez poles that looked like standards that tuned out to be pg&e instead of puc, with that, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> mr. shaw? >> [inaudible] shaw, public work, i have no further comments, public works believes it did issue the permit in accordance with the current regulations and i'm available for any further questions. >> we've heard many, many case and is you probably explained this to me before, but how does it determine when the -- bh the apparatus or the machinery is in a public view of a landmark or historical space like golden gate bridge? in this instance, when you look at the pick khu, you evidently see that there are cable car tracks there and the cable car is a national and historic landmark, the only moving landmark in the country, i believe, right. >> yes. >> so, how does the department mak

in my unending attempt to urge the puc, to adopt tmc, regulations, that are fair and balanced, but also recognize our fair chance ordinance, i have introduced ordinance, and given the late hour and many things we still have, i would respectfully, request we adopt those amendments, and give all of us to digest them, i want to thank my staff, lee hepner, working with a number of folks, dorsi, nun i would like to adopt the amendment before you and continue 1 week, and thank, everyone for their patience. >> thank you. supervisor peskin, can you give a quick overview of the amendments? does this include the live scan. >> no, the references were taken out at the last meeting, this goes even further than that. i'm happy to walk you through it if you want. first of all, i want to provide my sincere thanks, to dorsi nun and ava declare, for working with my staff, for configuri configuring, this resolution, in a number of critical ways, i thank the naacp, african-american chamber of commerce. after sub substantial resolution, this better reflects, what is behind it, that is this; there is a gross