system in the southeast sector it gets a f minus. now, if you travel from the southeast sector to the north, every day you supervisors should go and check the freeways. the congestion is so umbearable people are fighting on the freeways and soon we'll have shooting on the freeways. it is very nice to hear plans as if we are living on another planet. as far as i know we are living on the planet earth and we need to be realistic. the first thing is san franciscans need to be respected so the public transportation system should cater to san franciscan's. we recently had a report on the newer buses that maybe the performance isn't so good even though some talk that they would be good so we need to reevaluate the new buses and find out if you spend millions and millions of dollars if you are doing san franciscan's right by spending taxpayers money. i appreciate it very much just giving us 2 minutes on the very very convoluted topic. thank you very much. >> thank you. any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. oka

system in the southeast sector it gets a f minus. now, if you travel from the southeast sector to the north, every day you supervisors should go and check the freeways. the congestion is so umbearable people are fighting on the freeways and soon we'll have shooting on the freeways. it is very nice to hear plans as if we are living on another planet. as far as i know we are living on the planet earth and we need to be realistic. the first thing is san franciscans need to be respected so the public transportation system should cater to san franciscan's. we recently had a report on the newer buses that maybe the performance isn't so good even though some talk that they would be good so we need to reevaluate the new buses and find out if you spend millions and millions of dollars if you are doing san franciscan's right by spending taxpayers money. i appreciate it very much just giving us 2 minutes on the very very convoluted topic. thank you very much. >> thank you. any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. oka

system in the southeast sector it gets a f minus. now, if you travel from the southeast sector to the north, every day you supervisors should go and check the freeways. the congestion is so umbearable people are fighting on the freeways and soon we'll have shooting on the freeways. it is very nice to hear plans as if we are living on another planet. as far as i know we are living on the planet earth and we need to be realistic. the first thing is san franciscans need to be respected so the public transportation system should cater to san franciscan's. we recently had a report on the newer buses that maybe the performance isn't so good even though some talk that they would be good so we need to reevaluate the new buses and find out if you spend millions and millions of dollars if you are doing san franciscan's right by spending taxpayers money. i appreciate it very much just giving us 2 minutes on the very very convoluted topic. thank you very much. >> thank you. any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. oka

humility piece is we take a look at the very high instance of health outcomes in our residence in the southeast sector of the the city. we understand that for various environmental reasons people are suffering with asthma many times more than other people in the county. in bayview and how do we understand that from a cultural -- not a cultural pe perspective but racial perspective. how do we have the discussions on whoo is contributing to this? how can we help this community. we can provide in-home visitation. asthma treatment but how do we have the conversation that racism matters. cultural responsiveness matters and when i'm stressed out, i kind of go to my cultural center versus being able to stay intuned with the person in front of me. if you say something to me that triggers something, you might not get the best response from me in the moment unless i can see wow, i'm triggered. give me a minute, let me come back to you. you might get more of my east coast italian girl attitude versus what you're saying -- you're hurt, what can i do to repair that. we're teaching them tools of how to commune cail

there is a lot happening in the southeast sector there is a new commissioner and whether you like it or not they are a part of what is happening. i would like during the general public comment to talk aboutdr. espinola jackson. now that she is gone a lot of people call me. having received hundreds of telephone calls i have no idea what is happening. i am not a telephone operator or secretary or whatever. i choose what i have to do and i focus on that. right now there is some confusion about 1800 community facility commission building and what i would suggest is that a one-page fact sheet be put out there on exactly what we want to do with it whatever it is. the community is confused. it has become much more convoluted. i have direct access to the general manager and it is not his fault but it may have something to do with how we communicate and who ever is in charge of that situation in san francisco, we have a facility that is supposed to serve the community and at that time the leaders were supposed to focus on education.in thhe year of 2016 we may think we could use it for somethin

also when money is spent in terms of of grant and given to people we need dialogue happening the southeast sector thank you. >> mr. eddy please. >> if i got interject i think that ann is an interesting point mr. da costa brought about the our pipes and could we have a report on the conditions of the our water pipes. >> yes. we can definitely do that. >> what specifically the materials they are and their condition. >> and how often we check them. >> and maybe led content. >> lead content. >> pipes there is water in them got it. >> thank you. >> yes. mr. young. >> good afternoon commissioner eddy executive director of bryant line that's been been a minute since before this commission and that's because we are engaging at the state 11 level around the issues bryant brought during general public comment an issue around the scene 2.0 due to our staff attorney with the public utilities commission about a mapping tool over sgaejsz communities unfortunately, the 2.0 version didn't include bayview this was spoken to bringing up 3 points the 2.0 didn't take bookstore by a take into consideration the method

humility piece is we take a look at the very high instance of health outcomes in our residence in the southeast sector of the the city. we understand that for various environmental reasons people are suffering with asthma many times more than other people in the county. in bayview and how do we understand that from a cultural -- not a cultural pe perspective but racial perspective. how do we have the discussions on whoo is contributing to this? how can we help this community. we can provide in-home visitation. asthma treatment but how do we have the conversation that racism matters. cultural responsiveness matters and when i'm stressed out, i kind of go to my cultural center versus being able to stay intuned with the person in front of me. if you say something to me that triggers something, you might not get the best response from me in the moment unless i can see wow, i'm triggered. give me a minute, let me come back to you. you might get more of my east coast italian girl attitude versus what you're saying -- you're hurt, what can i do to repair that. we're teaching them tools of how to commune cail

public employee unit that roughly makes $15 an hour, they're mostly community folks coming from the southeast sectors, most unions would not want to take that on but we have done it time and time again, we're proud of supervisor wiener and the rest of you for considering this, but we believe in the greatest economic expansion of our lifetime, now is the time to make these things happen, now it's time to pass the labor laws, whether it's pension protection or what we're talking about here, the men and women and laborers union are some of the lower paid, they're entitled to that and deserve that, that's what san francisco is about, even though some of my colleague ins the business community will frown on this, we know they can handle it and the time is now and there will be opportunities to negotiate on down the road, we're proud of what you do and how you stand with not just the police and the firefighters and the people who are doing well in the middle class, for the people we represent who are barely making it and can't afford to stay home and they really need this, you guys are hitting the mark, so

humility piece is we take a look at the very high instance of health outcomes in our residence in the southeast sector of the the city. we understand that for various environmental reasons people are suffering with asthma many times more than other people in the county. in bayview and how do we understand that from a cultural -- not a cultural pe perspective but racial perspective. how do we have the discussions on whoo is contributing to this? how can we help this community. we can provide in-home visitation. asthma treatment but how do we have the conversation that racism matters. cultural responsiveness matters and when i'm stressed out, i kind of go to my cultural center versus being able to stay intuned with the person in front of me. if you say something to me that triggers something, you might not get the best response from me in the moment unless i can see wow, i'm triggered. give me a minute, let me come back to you. you might get more of my east coast italian girl attitude versus what you're saying -- you're hurt, what can i do to repair that. we're teaching them tools of how to commune cail

humility piece is we take a look at the very high instance of health outcomes in our residence in the southeast sectorf the the city. we understand that for various environmental reasons people are suffering with asthma many times more than other people in the county. in bayview and how do we understand that from a cultural -- not a cultural pe perspective but racial perspective. how do we have the discussions on whoo is contributing to this? how can we help this community. we can provide in-home visitation. asthma treatment but how do we have the conversation that racism matters. cultural responsiveness matters and when i'm stressed out, i kind of go to my cultural center versus being able to stay intuned with the person in front of me. if you say something to me that triggers something, you might not get the best response from me in the moment unless i can see wow, i'm triggered. give me a minute, let me come back to you. you might get more of my east coast italian girl attitude versus what you're saying -- you're hurt, what can i do to repair that. we're teaching them tools of how to commune cailt.

there is a lot happening in the southeast sector there is a new commissioner and whether you like it or not they are a part of what is happening. i would like during the general public comment to talk aboutdr. espinola jackson. now that she is gone a lot of people call me. having received hundreds of telephone calls i have no idea what is happening. i am not a telephone operator or secretary or whatever. i choose what i have to do and i focus on that. right now there is some confusion about 1800 community facility commission building and what i would suggest is that a one-page fact sheet be put out there on exactly what we want to do with it whatever it is. the community is confused. it has become much more convoluted. i have direct access to the general manager and it is not his fault but it may have something to do with how we communicate and who ever is in charge of that situation in san francisco, we have a facility that is supposed to serve the community and at that time the leaders were supposed to focus on education.in thhe year of 2016 we may think we could use it for somethin

the southeast improvements the oceanside improvements and north point and the collection system when we looked at the collection system one category that we wanted to provide cleaner definition so that we're splitting into 3 entering sectors how those are progressing and combine the structures in the storage boxes oversee are recorded separately and this is what the program will look like going forward. >> now at that point again, i want to emphasize that is really important to know we've gotten here and $400 million under the program we've presented in envelope and that is good news by the way, unfortunately, there have been things come to light in the last 2 and a half years we wanted to identify some additional project - >> before you go there can you go back to the schedule. >> you need a younger person to drive? >> so when we presented phase one to you back in 2012, we did not split those by year remembered we were asked to set priority you see the jagged lines and phase one extended from 2012 to 2023 for the bio solids and the projects needs for compliance when we looked phase one today what we see a slight increase going out to 2024 and, uh, love of construction in a short period of time we're looking at the phase

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