underground, which has not happened so far in the city, there has not been any undergrounding, but at that point, we would try to work with the city to have it on a street light pole or whatever structures are going to be replacing the new poles. we will be going through the re-application under the avalos legislation at that time. whe was allowed under that legislation, it is, and there will be extra processes at that time, but there is no prohibition based on size, there is just tiering. the antenna is tier 3. tier 1 boxes are supposed to be 3 cubic feet. this box is smaller than that. so what puts us into the tier 3 category is the width. in addition to the cubic requirement, there is also a with the limitation. anything that goes outside of 12 inches automatically goes into tier 3. that is just the way the law is written. at that time, we will go through the process at tier 3, but the permit that was issued was issued properly. i have worked with them a lot and a access google views on a regular basis. whenever he needs more information he has asked for a different focus from diff

no undergrounding attempted. dpw should be taking the lead, along with city agencies as well as private companies trying to locate more boxes and facilities. the second major issue -- the general plan, the urban design part of it, calls for a san francisco street lighting plan. it has never been done. it needs to be done. any decent street lighting plan in san francisco beautiful, a simple brief one, would say no decent street lighting can occur with overhead wires. finally, there is a big difference between the undergrounded sections of san francisco and the not undergrounded. we are 67% overhead wires. we are the champions. comcast has battery boxes hanging on polls in literally every block. they have undergrounded sections on ocean avenue. there needs to be a way to deal with that in the quality. supervisor weiner: -- inequality. supervisor weiner: thank you very much. if there are any final speakers, please step forward now. >> my name is malcolm kaufman. i am on the board of directors of the cal hollow neigh

there was an eir for a hotel that does not have an underground rock. parking is in the form of a turnaround area. what you have a 420 carbon rod that has excavation of 38-40 feet. the entire area that i was looking for -- and there is no soil drainage. this is going to be excavating into a site that is going to have 110,000 cubic yards of soil. you will have sea level rises. the elevation his 0.95-0.91. it is basically at sea level. the sea level is rising. you're building a gigantic bathtub for a 420 car garages. the building has to keep the drug from popping up because the water level is so high. -- the garage from popping up because the water level is so high. there is no discussion of hydrology except for the archaeology of the old ships. you cannot find any of this. it is totally missing a discussion of the impact of building an underground garage with sea level rising and a water cable that is already very high. this is an environmental issue, just not there at all. no eir's have ever been done for this kind of a situation. commissioner miguel: i

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so pg&e plans to inspect more than 13 now underground enclosures in san jose in the coming months and they have made sure to clarify that the expense of those reinvestigations will be put on shareholders and not on customers. back to you. >> can't wait to see what else they find out. kristy seifkin in san francisco, thank you. >>> it is 6:06. lawrence karnow is a man that lost his job. but never so much as he does today. >> that's right. how's it going? >> oh, my, couldn't get any better around the bay area today. of course, we have that holiday forecast coming up so we have to get that one right but folks, if you are headed out this morning, how about this? chopper 5 up over oakland. it's looking gorgeous over the bay right now. you get the idea, high pressure settling in overhead that kind of squashes the marine layer. that means we are left with a lot of sunshine and these temperatures soaring as we head in toward the afternoon. mostly clear skies out there right now. and as we head toward the latter part of the day, these numbers heating up in a hurry. 50s and 60s right now but in

more than 20 underground facilities were not even opened. >>> and no recess for the senate. lawmakers will be back next tuesday to continue working on the nation's debt ceiling. they must strike a deal to avoid a government default and trim some huge federal deficits. >>> all right. talk of weather on this friday, folks, we have a great one for you. if you like the sunshine and the warmer temperatures, hey, a clear start inland already, even inside the bay, just a hint of a patch or two of fog at the coast. not much. and that's going to be gone in a hurry. plenty of sunshine at the beaches, temperatures in the 60s could get up into the 90s toward some of the warmer spots inland and these temperatures really cranking up this weekend. high pressure building in offshore flow meaning some nice temperatures all the way to the coastline. beautiful weekend weather. hot in the sacramento valley today, about 94 in sacramento. 97 in fresno. high country watch out for those rivers. they are running bank full right now, 91 degrees. still a lot of snow melt there. 76 in lake tahoe and 68

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you have underground pipes, you have underground valves. they get what they call tuberculin built up. you would compare it to a 100-year-old man that has heavy cholesterol. they could be 6- or 8-inch mains, but being 100 years old, they actually may be 2-inch mains. and they reduce the amount of volume of water that's available to us. johnson: there were a number of things that we have had to do in order to get the system back up to an acceptable standard. replacing mains and valves and fire hydrants and other components of the system to ensure that it operates properly. egan: we consider both the underground infrastructure and the above ground assets to be a part of the critical infrastructure of the city. johnson: and if the infrastructure is not there to actually deliver that water in the volume and the quality that's necessary, then communities simply can't exist. man: infrastructure is vital to the american economy. water, after all, is an essential ingredient in hundreds of thousands of everyday products. narrator: agriculture and ind

some of them, when they get to your neighborhood, they go underground. i do not think there is anything in the better streets plan that suggests how we go about undergrounding. we did do a study with sophie maxwell, and it is on the internet. mr. wigton is here. he is the author of it. we still do not seem to get the will to do that kind of thing, even with the better streets plan. for these boxes, what i am worried about is are they going to be shared with other utilities, or will the other utilities want to do the same thing, so we are going to get some more? when they come in, are they going to turn around and replace what is already there and remove the old ones? or will they just be in addition to the old stuff? my neighborhood looks like a third world country. i think the design -- they are asking for state of the art service, but with a third world installation. we have to be aware this business of making them look good and looking for examples in the city -- a lot of times what we are going to do is copy. that is what we have to -- is copy mistak