. >> the workshop i want to do a workshop within the next two months where anybody interested many loren about certificates who have a certificate of preference can come and maybe we can do a partnership with like consumer credit services of san francisco to get people in the pipeline on how to rebuild their credit to get people ready to fill some of the units that are going to be coming up going book it is going to be a great thing to share with people we care and want to do the right thing and it gets people prepared it may not be next month or a year but show people those are the units coming up on is market address you have a certificate of preference you may not be ready for the financier coming up but we'll try to help get you ready a number of great nonprofits that do k0u7b8 services we can partner with in one room hold one type of workshop but show how we can be he helpful to folks for a lot of folks this is 40 years in the making so you know maybe a good touch point and maybe teach us 80 how to do outreach; right? maybe talking about thinking outside the box and maybe a differen

. >> at the last meeting when i brought up the idea of a workshop or not workshop necessarily for us but a public workshop to talk about how people get into the certificate are how the people wanting to apply for a certificate the partners can go through the series of workshops and sign up for count counseling to people can once the units become favorable have bang walked through the council and helped to be able to get into those shots i know that sometimes when the unit is available someone may not quality so we could take because of think we've done things pretty well week take a leadership role and do something like that and invite the mayor's office of housing to come and to learn how to do it this body this agency is willing to say let's see how this could work so i think this total fits in with the idea of doing something public to be even on as assort morning where families can come and say how can we do presentations when you apply for a unit do you need better credit or the credit counselors of san francisco could be working with people to improve credit if we do it enough

so commissioners were we pleased to present to you today, the first of two workshops that did you say discuss our power proposed business plan i'm sure you're aware of it as a century long track record of reserves for low cost power and on the important services to the family, however the power system is aging we're facing rising costs and increasing capital needs at the same time our revenues have not kept pace we're facing the long term agreement critical to our operations since i've become general manager it and a half years ago i've briefed you on the financial and funding concerns you have authorized raising rates for gentle fund customers as well as long term bonds for our upcoming capital needs first for the power enterprise awhile our financial plan is in balance by those rate increases and debt finances we can't continue on financial fixes we need a long term operating solution so in workshop one we'll describe our current business model and the fundamental changes in the operating environment and the opportunity to grow revenue and contain costs today one of the biggest obst

workshops on topics including funding, engineering, evaluation, and policy. and the findings of this workshop will be summarized in the report that will be given to our federal and state partners, with respect to what can had they do to help us move vision zero forward? we look forward to sharing that record with you and it will be included in a larger report to be shared with secretary foxed. we're very excited in the last month in a that the san francisco unified school district passed the resolution of bike to school date. >> nice photo. >> and with, that i'm going to turn it over to tom to give additional updates. >> thank you, megan and afternoon supervisorses. we're up to 14 of the 24 projects complete and we painted painted safetea zones along howard street, as well as the very complex pedestrian interval at intersection of 4th and king, alongside the rail tracks there. so we're more than halfway through our goal of 14 in 24 and i believe we have three more projects set to be complete in the month of june. on the education front, my colleague john knox

on the budget >> we've had two informational workshops and . >> i did. >> final moment. >> yes. commissioner bustos when we talk about the 6 rfps we've talked to make sure u make sure there are local folks that are able to apply for some of those things i wanted to or hope we taking into consideration as. >> could you please speak into the microphone. >> no one said i didn't speak loud enough we talk about the rfps for the affordable housing being built you know we've said many times about wanting to make sure that local minority owned and women owned biz businesses or businesses around or evictions have been around and had an opportunity i'm hoping that the rfps are being created one of the things i've asked for awhile back even boise on the first ones being selected that they you know have a good track record with us in the city but also their nonprofit organizations that are part of it so i'd like to ask we highlight that in and be great if the commission sees the rfps before they go out. >> absolutely the rfp drafts will be provided to the commission before published. >> the

we will have a board workshop on may the 20th. we will look at the compatibilitying of the height of the platforms we will look at other issues on board the train what is the balance of number of seats the bike spaces what do we do with bathrooms how many of those are on board those are the pieces we will be looking at discussing with the board director on the 20th. beyond that on the 20th of july we loo look at the decisions the rft to the industry that is to the funding plan that has to be between our high speed rail and our other partners that's the next steps that's where we're going to be in the may and july time frame as we move forward to be on the emu contract on the street i would be glad to take any questions mr. chairman chairman. >> i would love to be in the workshop but i will be outof town is that going to be televised? >> jpb. >> is that workshop going to be on tape? >> we actually are looking into taping the workshops in the future we will plan to record it to have one the presenters giving information so you can w

chief inspector ron tom, joined them on a workshop may 11th. that attracted over 40 participants, on the focus on preparing your home and property for the next earthquake, this is the second held of the four that dbi is hosting, during the safety month. the first workshop was held may 6th chief commissioner vas kwez-to-for fife safety tips and the library. dbi staff participated in over site committee, and follow up of the city response to june 2014 civil grand jury, report on rising sea levels the board reject the modifying building and planning code because extensive research and study, to cope with rising sea levels are under way, by multiple city department including planning the port puc and dbi as mentioned last month dbi is participated in the annual project poll high school internship program. this is an eight week program which high school students are mentored by dbi staff, and in june 15th august and 7th. in the past two year, dbi has 8-10 project poll interns, they have provided invaluable assistance to staff. for the program that b

. >> thank you, madam chair the next is 5 d workshop number two on ocii fiscal year 2015-2016 budgetncluding administration debt service and active management goothsdz outside major project approved the urban bone center and south beach, western edition a-2 south of market arrest hunters point and bayview industrial triangle discussion madam director. >> thank you, madam secretary commissioners that is our second budgeted workshop on fiscal year 2015-2016 our first workshop really covered is enforceable obligations within hunters point shipyard candle stick and mission bay and transbay our so-called infrastructure obligates and parks etc. this for for lack of a better term covers everything else within our broad portfolio we'll have the model it is blocking my view i see lee deputy director of finance and administration this is his last appearance commissioners he's accepted a position for the department of technology, however, we are vigorously working to backfill the position and fantastic fiscal controls that are implemented assault of mr. levin sons tenure to get us on sound foot

it appears maybe the workshop can help balance this. that we heard a more of some of the challenges associated with trying to achieve this not to procollude approach we're short on benefits there are certainly huge benefits for transit center and having platforms that can serve either of the trains or whatever trains come in the future i think similarly this is significant capital. in san jose so i think it's beyond just operational flexibility in emergencies having two common level boarding will bring so i'm encouraged that it is a pass forward the capacity issues were not quite accurately stated there there is potential seating capacity impacts the overall capacity including the standing could be even better or some of our trains looking as far as less seething capacity to more standing capacity so there is more overall capacity there is potentially benefit during that inter interim period. i think what i would recommend than we did in december maybe we're able to do this now in advance of the cal train powers taking action in july th

region's transportation plan and sustainable strategy and so we invite the public to join the first workshop in san francisco which they will hold on may, 13th from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the hotel and we will be l tabling along with the system agencis in san francisco and the transit operators to share with the public how regional planning effects our city and our ability to meet the housing and transportation challenges of growth as well as to help address the existing challenges in every part of staoet and we will talk about the link to the san francisco transportation plan, which the body adopted to the main input and we will be kicking that effort off in the coming weeks and months with the other city agencies and the chair talked about the walk to workday, and i just wanted to highlight and thank commissioner yee for being at the converse rally for the week and my kids are happy that they hosted them this year and really the activities expand all 90 schools throughout the school districts and 90 of the schools and importantly, the sf unified school district board member sandra lee was th

you so much for joining us commissioners that is our budget for your consideration we've had two workshops to date and this budget presentation will give you an overview we we've come back with responses to our additional questions from you and the members of the public a big picture before i i'm going to turn it over to sally our budget close to half a billion dollars represents the work program that you have charged us with in our major development areas of hunters point shipyard candle stick and transbay and mission bay the significant affordable housing and the as well as the obligations and our significant assets if form redevelopment areas which we have yerba buena and other areas that is an exciting program we have before you with our consideration with that deputy director sally with where you can u walk you through the half a billion dollars and the changes in the last workshop. >> thank you director bohe. >> commissioners sally deputy director it is my pleasure to present the budget for 2015-2016 as corroborating mentioned we'll go over the kind of big pictures to follow up but s

. >> and so to address that concern when we have this workshop this housing workshop and come up with this marketing template so that you'll see concerns here the target population concerns whether they be you know higher education or health care public health care candidates or not and that is in ejected, if you will the marketing concerns that approval of that template what is the vehicle for it applying to this project? >> since we're praif this and that is a future action what hock contractual or policy hook does that future action have to project. >> the marketing plan is not due until a month after construction starts and with keernsz are the the extent the commission dapts a template and how to market users the other channels and creative channels we incorporate that into the future marketing plans approved by staff the commissions idea of a public forum where we can walk through the very meaty scope and targeted outreach we'll take that and use that as our item prototype to plateau the extents there are further refinements for our annual reporting we'll refine those. >> how ag

workshops. >> the developer will be holding workshops has part of the outreach process to various communities, organizations if, in fact, there's a credit issue or any other financial issues that any of the potential applicant state entity or the developer or nonprofit that is continuing the outreach will work with that household to help get them in good shape to apply. >> i don't like it is when you can get one parking for 4 units. >> commissioner singh we have through the formation commission and this commission approximately, one thousand units or 5 development stand alone for middle school middle-income to support the senior housing it is compatible this parking standard is compatible that the commission approved on king street to the most recent development it is 1186 street with the grand opening tomorrow with hundred hundred and 50 children that is compatible it is something that we've for the last decade experienced in that area and because of the restricts on development in mission bay it is very, very costly to dig down into the water table it impacts to the extent we're providing f

workshops. >> the developer will be holding workshops has part of the outreach process to various communities, organizations if, in fact, there's a credit issue or any other financial issues that any of the potential applicant state entity or the developer or nonprofit that is continuing the outreach will work with that household to help get them in good shape to apply. >> i don't like it is when you can get one parking for 4 units. >> commissioner singh we have through the formation commission and this commission approximately, one thousand units or 5 development stand alone for middle school middle-income to support the senior housing it is compatible this parking standard is compatible that the commission approved on king street to the most recent

thank you for your interest and i do encourage you to attend if you can make it, and this will be a workshop hosted by the regional agencies and willing to explain to the public what the regional planning process is, and what are the planned area and how does it effect our communities and how do the folks get involved? orientation for the process, which we go through in earlier, and is it is understood, and so it is a lot of high level concepts around funding, and around how do we meet our greenhouse gas, reduction goals as a state and as a region, but how it really effects the locals here is the link to the county wide transportation plan as well as the other planning activities that are happening such as the neighborhood plans that i just highlighted and how do they ultimately make the way into the federal and state and other funding that the regional transportation plan prioritizes. >> our hope is to educate the mtc commissioners and the way that the mtc and the way that they are structuring is there is no presentations and it is more like a presentation, and the feedback. >> thank you, t

but to maintain it, we need to do more of the same. >> and so, we did these workshops, where basically we presented some of the information to the stake holders, and we had many representatives from other modes and we had transit, and taxis and the large vehicles, and we had the police involved as well, and just to get an understanding and the disability community, what will it take and what does it look like to improve the cycling and get the people to cycle? and this helped the people share their experiences, and ideas to help prioritize investments by area and by treatment time. >> and so, the retrofit, like i said was focusing on the basics and the safety and comfort and we are under the vision zero lens for all of our project and this is a great, affirmation from the stake holders that the vision zero really is the core of our lens and how we see things and focus on things that are low cost, and use the data driven approach and have the scattered approach and i want this and that and there is no real methodology and having the data driven within the accepted methodology is how we

we offer classes and workshops in digital camera, digital printing. we offer classes basically in the shooting ton the town at night, treasure island. there is a way for the programs exploring everyone who would like to spend the day on this program. >> hello, my name is jennifer. >> my name is simone. we are going on a field trip to take pictures up the hill. >> c'mon, c'mon, c'mon. >> actually, i have been here a lot. i have never looked closely enough to see everything. now, i get to take pictures. >> we want to try to get them to be more creative with it. we let them to be free with them but at the same time, we give them a little bit of direction. >> you can focus in here. >> that was cool. >> if you see that? >> behind the city behind the houses, behind those hills. the see any more hills? >> these kids are wonderful. they get to explore, they get to see different things. >> we let them explore a little bit. they get their best. if their parents ever ask, we can learn -- they can say that they learned about the depth of field or the rule of thir

included in the legislation so maybe not contemplating but this is useful to have a face to face workshop people can ask questions and you can answer issues we he may not have gotten the daily. >> okay. any other questions? >> commissioners, if i may it maybe helpful for those who don't have to go 0 through the i didn't if you can you walk me through it the common scenarios moving forward we understand the nuances of how the dpw permit applies to planning and the overlay of would be greatly appreciated. >> sfgovtv show the projector. >> those slides have not changed but to go over it for the sole partitioned if they're providing massages at a fixed location or not a house that is shared up to 4 partitioned they'll be exempt from the conditional use progress and each practitioner gets a permit that's going forward for establishment practitioner establishment. >> for a massage establishment with more than one employee - now again this is for new establishments but for the already operating establishment they'll not have to get the cu approval if they're already having a permit or they're qu

. >> the next item is 5 e workshop on the status of u.s. department of the navy's mediation at the hunters point shipyard hunters point shipyard project area discussion madam director. >> thank you ms. short and commissioners as typical we provide you with periodic updates on the status of clean up up austin at the handicapped its ongoing for the last 22 years but last year and previous to that we were before you where things are in preparation foresight to transfer for renal and mixed use will development an item coming before you we wanted to provide you and the public so with that our senior manager for hunters point shipyard will kick it autopsying off with the city's did you want. >> thank you director bohe and good afternoon madam chair rosales and commissioners i'm the director for the candle stick project i'm joined by amy from the deducting it provides an independently local clean up up of the hunters point shipyard and continue to provide the set forth as the project occurs i'd like to mention we're joined by our consultant tredwe