is it a difference of us allocating, what is it, $7 -- $.7 million, $700,000. >> if you think this is the only program in the p.u. crumplet you should continue -- p.u.c. you should continue funding at full rates, yes. you would be cutting every other program in the p.u.c., including taking care of our power plants, including our transmission, include anything for work on city facilities, and this would be the one program you would leave whole while every other program in the city is being cut, yes. that would be what it would take. supervisor mirkarimi: can you make that statement any more powerful than that? [laughter] supervisor mirkarimi: ok. it gives me something to think about. can we switch topics a little bit on the city college? >> sure. supervisor mirkarimi: i think rightfully the president of the community college board of trustees is making a good case. he's basing it on other agreements we have with other institutions. we have been charityible with other institutions in the past. i'd like to know how we can help them despite the fact that the p.u.c. is also struggling to f

it makes higher use of water exceeding the supply allocation factor by individual customers 50% more expensive. that would go into a dedicated fund that the commission will be asked to forward to the board of supervisors for adoption. in to be used for environmental enhancements. we have not receive any protests or comments to date from wholesale customers. they appreciated the proposed tier structure, because more water that is used in excess, the more surcharged incentives you have to not use its. this proposal -- to not recognize that. tiering would be up to 1 million gallons over, it would be 50%. over 5 million will be traveling the rate -- tripling the rate. considering our current usage of water, it seems highly unlikely that we will ever get into this. but this contract requires us to have a rate. >> the next steps, i will provide the commission had water sale of a 4 april that will be in advance of the maid had adoption. the public hearing is scheduled for may 10. at that time, if approved, the surcharge legislation will be forwarded to the board of supervisors for adoption.

allocations. if any customer were to use increasingly more over their allocation, and they would have a further incentive/penalty applied to them. the cost per unit of water would be about $5.1 million. you will recall back in december, we walked through with you some of the alternatives the alternative lovers or alternative sources of supply, and the cheapest for any jurisdiction to do would be conservation, so on average, the cost for conservation would be about $800,000. these are high because they provide an increasing incentive just to give increasing conservation where to look at local groundwater or local recycled water projects. with that, the next up is to be the board consideration of the surcharge fund, and then, related to water bonds, we would be talking to investors. if i could move to the overhead projector i do want to refresh the collective memory for the public what the projections are for water delivery, and water deliveries here, this dark blue is of our wholesale customer projections. the light blue is retail customers. the surcharge is the top red line. i think the most important th

. >> in this item we have is a rescission of 7 $6 million from the $134 million that was allocated to usne. that was an allegation by mtc to allow us to move forward with our project in august to authorize contracts at that time. this was before we knew we would have the brand in place. at that time, when the authorized that amount of funding, we did say that they would come back with a recision based on the $400 million, when we received it, identification of eligible expenditures and what not. that point has come when we have actually done so. the grant is in place. we have identified those costs that are eligible. so we have -- mtc has asked us to ask the board to revise the initial product report to resend the funds. we will able to go back to the mtc for the balance of those funds, the 7 $6 million available to us, and we plan to do that in 18 months. we will be speak -- seeking reallocation of those funds. >> are there any questions? is there a motion to approve the updated project report and to authorize the executive director to authorize changes to ab1771? approved. all those in

there is nothing in this resolution that ties us to those allocations, and of course, is dependent on many things. i think the department has put forward a number of reasonable ways in which to meet the $12 million gap in the future. of course, we know there is some uncertainty with regard to issuance to a 2012 rec/park bond. i know the plan is not perfect, but we have moved forward with other projects, simply by saying here is a road map, intended to pursue. will things change between now and 2014? i expect they will, and we may find the revenue sources that could change this picture. because of the importance of moving this item forward, even to publish a draft ceqa study for the america's cup, it is important to move this forward. so i will be supporting the motion to send this forward to the full bore without recommendations, at this time, simply to allow the process to continue. supervisor kim: will this be forwarded to the following tuesday? is that enough time to respond to some of the questions? is it possible to get another week? >> through the chair, that will give us ample

the high school funds allows them an opportunity to use their current school year allocation to extend on into the summer while the use of district staff and certificated staff is always encouraged. the principal is encouraged to use it for the students and they have the support of our community based organize. for the purpose of these funds, there are some restrictions to its use. and so a lot of our program are able to extend to a full day instead of three hours as mandated by the grant through use of matching funds from dcyf as well as community based organizations that did their own support and fundraising. other programses that do not offer six hours they may be offered as an afternoon portion of the summer school or they might do the after school portion of an academic program as is the case in bay view. >> of course, commissioner maufas? >> when will you know all the schools that are on this list who received matching funds from dcyf who would receive a full day summer program? once you find that out, will you be able to give supportive education a list so we know which schools

we need something more qualitative and quantitative that you can use allocating resources and we can use as well. >> the southern border, there is a vast difference in level of success, and would you not want to have a different indexes? >> we anticipate sector by sector. there is a big difference between the yuma sector, in which there is a lot of military land, and the tucson sector, which is the busiest and the one where we're putting the most resources. even in one state, we see a difference. that is why i think any kind of index would probably have to reflect the range. >> ok, thank you. >> thank you very much, senator. just to come back to the threat level, and we are all getting accustomed to the new system -- although i think it is an improvement -- and a circumstance -- let me put it this way, we are always on alert. the question is, do we raise it to elevate it? right now, after bin laden was killed, it is elevated, but there is no specific and credible evidence of a threat, but you have taken additional steps. just for clarification, when you go to elevated, if you did, doe

we need something more qualitative and quantitative that you can use allocating resources and we can use as well. >> the southern border, there is a vast difference in level of success, and would you not want to have a different indexes? >> we anticipate sector by sector. there is a big difference between the yuma sector, in which there is a lot of military land, and the tucson sector, which is the busiest and the one where we're putting the most resources. even in one state, we see a difference. that is why i think any kind of index would probably have to reflect the range. >> ok, thank you. >> thank you very much, senator. just to come back to the threat level, and we are all getting accustomed to the new system -- although i think it is an improvement -- and a circumstance -- let me put it this way, we are always on alert. the question is, do we raise it to elevate it? right now, after bin laden was killed, it is elevated, but there is no specific and credible evidence of a threat, but you have taken additional steps. just for clarification, when you go to elevated, if you did, doe

. >> in this item we have is a rescission of 7 $6 million from the $134 million that was allocated to usne. that was an allegation by mtc to allow us to move forward with our project in august to authorize contracts at that time. this was before we knew we would have the brand in place. at that time, when the authorized that amount of funding, we did say that they would come back with a recision based on the $400 million, when we received it, identification of eligible expenditures and what not. that point has come when we have actually done so. the grant is in place. we have identified those costs that are eligible. so we have -- mtc has asked us to ask the board to revise the initial product report to

sectional use map su14 to establish thek treasure island yerba buena island special use district. 2g, making office allocation findings pursuant to the planning code sections 320-325 for the prioritization of 100,000 square feet of office space for the treasure island yerba buena island project. and 2h is the request for approval of a development agreement between the city and county of san francisco and treasure island yerba buena island llc for certain real property, 1939-001 and 1939-002 all together consisting of approximately 450 acres for a term of 30 years. thank you. the staff presentations? >> rich ellis from the economic offs on and workforce development. we planned to do a presentation at that point but given the lengthy detail you went into, i wanted to highlight that is part of the resolution adopting environmental findings, a statement of overriding considerations that lay out the public benefits associated with the treasure island project so i wanted to highlight those for you here. as you know, the project creates a new san francisco neighborhood with over 8,000 -- up to 8,000 homes, up to 450

local jurisdictions under the proposed financing plan. 57% of the space would be allocated to the eye of the with 10% used for affordable housing. the remainder would be to support the issue of bonds used instead of tax commitments and redevelopment tax increases. this means a% allocated to city funds, which the comptroller would determine, that allocation of 8%, how much to this fund and how much to city funds. finally, this is a summary of the major economic impacts that i went over, including one time impacts, presented as an annual average. 1100 direct or indirect employment opportunities. 2800 attributed to the non- residential component of the island. and then the increase in housing supply, price impacts in the city. about 2200 jobs until we have about 5300 jobs on average. $2.4 billion in economic output during the projection for 2015. that concludes my presentation, if there are any other questions. supervisor chu: in terms of cash flow to the city of the taxes that, in, this is relevant considering that we are considering the potential diversion in what it might look like. can you tell me about

into account subsidized interest rates and an array of support mechanisms which the government allocates to us. let's take a look at the markets now crude prices continue with losses and weak fears of lower demand from china and other emerging countries like sweden still below the one hundred dollars per barrel mark while brant is trading at almost one hundred thirteen dollars per barrel. and precious metal prices a mixed sell gold is currently in the road but still a bath fifteen hundred dollars barrels and some but it's not trading at almost thirty five dollars. in asia japanese nikkei is down by the selling of tech shares tokyo electric power plunged sort of discern just because the government had approved its compensation plan with a nice and grows almost four percent after posting the higher than expected profit in the fiscal fourth quarter hong kong shares move slower as mainland reactor hiking reserve requirements by the people's bank of china. and finally here in moscow the markets will start trading in about two hours time both my six and the r.t. has closed heavily in the red on wedn

into account subsidized interest rates and then you're a support mechanisms which the government allocates to us. let's take a look at the markets now current prices continue to lose and years of load not from china and other emerging countries like sweden is still below the one hundred dollars per barrel mark while brant is trading at almost one hundred and thirteen dollars. that's a look at the person's muscles but prices are down gold is currently in the red but still fifteen hundred dollars per ounce and silver is also losing its trading up from thirty four dollars per ounce. and asia japan's nikkei index finished low on friday led by the selling of protect shares thoughts hong kong is slightly higher as mainly banks react to a hike in reserve requirements by the people's bank off china. and here in moscow there are tears in the eyes it opened after cracking u.s. stocks the russian interest was heavily in the road all dragged down by locomotives prices on friday investors are not making any big moves ahead of the weekend and as they wait as inflation data to you out later in the day let's ha

into account subsidized interest rates and an array of support mechanisms which the government allocates to us. it's time to check on the markets current prices continue with losses amid fears of lower demand from china and other emerging countries light sweet is still below the one hundred dollars barrel more brands is trading at almost one hundred thirty dollars a barrel and precious metal prices are also down gold is currently and the ride is still above fifteen hundred dollars per ounce gold is also losing its trading at around thirty four dollars. in asia japanese nikkei is down led by the selling of tech shares tokyo electric power plunged seven percent despite reports the government had approved its compensation plan the weather is nice and rose almost four percent after posting a higher than expected profits in the fiscal fourth quarter of course on the whole kong shares move lower as plainly and react to a hike in reserve requirements by the people's bank of china. and. sorry and here in moscow the markets will stop trading in one. now both your chest in the my eyes it's closed heavil

funding programs for all of the services in the city, but we do have policies imbedded for allocation plans that ask us and require us to mandate or target services to highest need populations in high as need neighborhoods. within our own policy documents, we have outlined what those are, based on needs assessments, an index that we worked closely to develop with service agencies. so, based on that information, it is how we make our allocation plan. i realize the san francisco went through their planning process and during that time it was determined that preschool for all initiative was to be universal. we were not going to be means tested. we believed in the framework and the idea that we would want to blend child care programs with children of all economic status. because we believe that it was and is the best practice. making sure that all of our children will learn and grow together. supervisor avalos: i am concerned that despite peerage in terms of preschool programs universally, there are kids that are low-income on the waiting list with access to funds and funding not being available. you have

takes into account subsidized interest rates and an array of mechanisms which the government allocates to us. let's take a quick check on the markets current prices continue with losses that meet fears of loads of money from china and other emerging countries light sweet to still below the one hundred dollars per barrel mark while brant is trading at almost one hundred thirteen dollars a barrel and precious metal prices also down gold is currently in the red but still two hundred dollars barrels so that is also losing it's trading at around thirty four dollars per ounce. and in asia japanese nikkei is down led by the selling of tech shares and hong kong shares move lower as mainland banks direct a hike in reserve requirements by a people's bank of china. and here in moscow the r.t.s. open time wise it's will start trading in a few moments the figures you can see on the screen are all close in the russian indices were heavily in the red wolf as day and if you start small so it was three percent during the day i mean lower commodity prices. russia's bank has overcome the country's largest lend

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we need something more qualitative and quantitative that you can use allocating resources and we can use as well. >> the southern border, there is a vast difference in level of success, and would you not want to have a different indexes? >> we anticipate sector by sector. there is a big difference between the yuma sector, in which there is a lot of military land, and the tucson sector, which is the busiest and the one where we're putting the most resources. even in one state, we see a difference. that is why i think any kind of index would probably have to reflect the range. >> ok, thank you. >> thank you very much, senator. just to come back to the threat level, and we are all getting accustomed to the new system -- although i think it is an improvement -- and a circumstance -- let me put it this way, we are always on alert. the question is, do we raise it to elevate it? right now, after bin laden was killed, it is elevated, but there is no specific and credible evidence of a threat, but you have taken additional steps. just for clarification, when you go to elevated, if you did, doe