the court value proposition of clean power s.f. is to offer san francisco cleaner, more renewable energy at stable and competitive rates. you can see with this chart that much is the same for customers only transition to clean power s.f. service. i mentioned before that they continue to deliver the power, they are responsible for maintaining the grid and power outages, and you have an outage you want to report then you still call pg and e. they continue to receive a single bill. clean power s.f. charges continue to be on that bill. it is a seamless experience on that bill. let's talk about enrolment and the status. when it committed to launching clean power s.f., the city and p.u.c. decided to stay in possible enrolment as a way of gauging interest. they have been serving customers in may of 2016 when they enrolled commercial customers and supervisory districts five and eight, and commercial and residential customers throughout the city who have signed up for the program prior to that time. it was approximately 8200 customer accoun

clean power s.f. customer enrolment and service status, and secondly, an update on the rates and the status of pg and the's right changes for 2019. clean power s.f. service on the current enrolment effort continues to move around successfully. the program opt out percentage went up since the program launched. so our retention rate of customers is about 97%. the super green upgrade rate is at 3.8% of our customers and we do expect that this number will decrease as we enrolled a large swath of customers in april. that means that clean power s.f. has over 4,000 businesses and households in san francisco that have elected to receive 100% renewable electricity from clean power s.f. as you know, we are in the midst of our largest and last major customer also enrolment. in five days, customer council begin transferring over to clean power s.f. generation service. that happens on the regular metre read date starting on april 1st, so customers will begin to cut over throughout the month of october on their met

sends clean power s.f. is part of the san francisco public utilities commission, i want to start at the outset with a little bit about our enterprise. the p.u.c. has been providing clean power to san francisco for nearly 100 years, so we have been in the business for quite a while. as the publicly owned electric utility in the city, the p.u.c. provides clean energy to city services and property, streetlights, redevelopment areas, waterfront sites and new development projects. the san francisco international airport is one of the power customers. of course, we operate the clean power s.f. program, our community choice aggregation. the slide illustrates those two services. the first are the electric services right now. so the first graphic on the slide shows how it is generated it is delivered to the statewide grid operated by the california system operator over city-owned transition lines. it is then carried into the city and to our customers through pg and the distribution wires and city-owned wires. and ul

the clean power s.f. rates are currently set to provide costumers with a 2% savings against pg&e's generation costs, after accounting for the exit fee. so sign up for savings at cleanpowersf.org. >> if i might, you said that the increase was down by 5%, is that 5% of the increase or -- >> it will be reduced by about 5% on average, on the 23rd we'll see what that really means for our costumers, and we'll be able to report to you what the actual is on a customer by customer basis. it is still going to go -- the exit fee is still going to go up, but not as much as we thought. >> by roughly? >> i can't tell you what the percents are per kilowatt hour. >> just percentage? >> i can't do that, either. i'll come back to you with that. i can report to the whole commission at the next meeting, if that's all right. >> so the april request will be the final, and that will be for everyone? >> yes. we'll have enrolled almost everyone. i say "almost," commissioner because there are some large accounts that we want to ha

for background the hope s.f. project site received entitlements in march 2017 to revitalize the sunnyvale housing. this will incorporate new public housing replacement units and market rate units on site as well as new public utilities and retail space and another 30,000 square feet of public open space. this map represents the current right-of-way which is boarded to the east. the request today is for the purchase of 244 square foot parcels in the current culdesac of sun rise way. the current homeowner shown here has lot 6 and 23 has agreed purchase of the city small shaded pa parcels that flank the culdesac. the acquisition of these parcels will allow the developer to realize new grid with the existing sun rise way parcel. we'll be dedicated back to the city through additional legislation. this alignment will allow for the first infrastructure phase to start for sunnydale hope s.f. the first on site vertical housing development can commence which include 167 units of affordable housing with minimum of eight uni

hunter's view is a city's first hope s.f. project to move forward. it involves the revitalization of the old 206 he seven unit hunters if you public housing complex. and an all-new mixed income san francisco neighborhood, with new infrastructure, 141 replacement of the old public housing units, no displacement, new affordable and market right units side-by-side, multiple new parks and play areas, and extensive new community space, part of what you are sitting at right now. our community room in our new community center. following our completion of phase one, just down the road in 2013, which included a new infrastructure park, and affordable housing, phase two includes $15 million in new infrastructure including new streets and sidewalks, underground utilities, all-new landscaping, and a new mini park on the other side of the childcare center. and 179 new public housing replacement and affordable tax credit units ranging from one topped out five-bedroom units to meet the needs of our community. a new community center, and a new mixed income childcare

i am here speaking peter, and with spec to chiefs got in the s.f. p.d. and thumbs up to the mayor, i believe and state that law enforcement is stuck in the middle of a sent tonic riddle, and it is ash wednesday. where we reflect and repent, the king of kings never lies, never dies, suffers neither fools nor alibis. as you do under the least of me, it came out of the gospel, and was reference to the animals we clearly see. so, the u.s. constitution has also been disregarded. i pray this answer will be a causation for change. why or more black males treated more aggressively nationwide, and this seems to be the case for a very long time. let it be that you clearly see through spirit, it is because the world has always, to this moment, hated even now, the master carpenter with the will and hair who also spoke clearly about lawyers. the bar association and service to papal law has long usurped by ku all three branches of government, and ongoing treasonous truth. the opposed -- they oppose assistance to the homeless, otherwise they'd be suing every church for

fire and s.f. police. this year, we are ready to go with five teams, while s.f. fire and police each have three teams as always, you were all invited to enjoy the day and be v.i.p. judges at the rib cookoff, a task i highly recommend, golden gate park tennis centre groundbreaking, a new era of public tennis and san francisco kicks off on april 17th when we will celebrate the start of a much-anticipated renovation project in golden gate park. the tennis centre is poised to undergo a 27 million-dollar and of -- renovation which will make the site the best tennis facilities in the nation with 17 new tennis courts including a sunken court, a dedicated pickle ball court, a 7800 clubhouse with recreation room, locker room and kitchen, a guarding area for viewing, socializing and relaxing, lighting from all courts which will allow for all over 20,000 hours of additional play. it all includes a dedicated classroom and support spaces to accommodate an expansion of the tennis and learning centre program, a san francisco recreation and park youth development program that pr

thank you. >> my s.f. dove -- government t.v. moment was when i received a commendation award from supervisor chris daly. then we sang a duet in the board chamber. [singing] >> happy anniversary san francisco government t.v. happy anniversary to you. happy anniversary san francisco government t.v. anniversary, anniversary, happy 25th anniversary to you. [♪] >> it's great to see everyone kind of get together and prove, that you know, building our culture is something that can be reckoned with. >> i am desi, chair of economic development for soma filipinos. so that -- [ inaudible ] know that soma filipino exists, and it's also our economic platform, so we can start to build filipino businesses so we can start to build the cultural district. >> i studied the bok chase choy her achbl heritage, and i discovered this awesome bok choy. working at i-market is amazing. you've got all these amazing people coming out here to share one culture. >> when i heard that there was a market with, like, a lot of filipino food, it was like oh, wow,

we had a film series, the s.f. punk film series that i put together. it was nearly sold out every single night. people were so appreciative that someone was bringing this for them. it is free. everything in the library is free. >> it it is also a film producer who has a film coming out. maybe in 2018 about crime. what is the title of it? >> it is called san francisco first and only rock 'n' roll movie. crime, 1978. [laughter] >> when i first went to the art institute before the adventures were formed in 77, i was going to be a painter. i did not know i would turn into a punk singer. i got back into painting and i mostly do portraiture and figurative painting. one of the things about this job here is i discovered some great resources for images for my painting. i was looking through these mug shot books that we have here that are from the 1920s. i did a whole series of a mug shot paintings from those books. they are in the san francisco history centre's s.f. police department records. there are so many different things that the library provides for san

we will be supporting s.f. environment and your offices to demonstrate what it is we're doing to plan for climate and resilience policy as well as supporting initiatives that would come out of that, whether it's investment in policy and the like, so we'll ensure that our long range transportation planning efforts are well planned to accomplish our climate goals. the vision zero committee, of course, chairman mentioned that, and we will be coordinating going forward in the next several meetings to really track the vision strategy, as well as chair yee mentioned, a last back to see how well we've been doing over the last few strategy updates. the county wide plan and direct s.f. does have a streets program, and director reiskin have focused on making sure we achieve that. i think deliveries and goods movement is very much coming to the fore for all of us. on project delivery, you'll note that the better market street has released its draft environmental market report. we've been working in conjunction to support

the headline does not say zuckerberg s.f. general, and that is really terrific. thank you. >> secretary: commissioners, i apologize, and you are now able to vote. >> president chow: we return to the calendar item, and i will call the roll for the voting on acceptance of the minutes. all those in favor? opposed? hearing none, before the next item, i want to take the opportunity to welcome dr. greg colfax as the new director of public health. i look forward to working with you again, we had a long relationship, a couple days ago, both in the a.e.'s office, so i'm appreciative of the fact that you're here, and i know you bring a great skill set to the department of public health, and i look forward to working with you again. [ applause ] >> secretary: and item three is the director's report. >> so thank you for that warm welcome. thank you, health commissioners. as you know, i've been in the job for about six hours, so i really want to express appreciation for a seamless and welcoming onboarding process, especially working with greg and his leadership, mark and look

her work helped form division of the new hunter's view and the hope s.f. program itself. i can testify that she never shrank from reminding us of our commitments to hunter's view, it's residents, in the community. so it is my pleasure to ask terrel tobias to come up and say a few words. [applause] >> good morning. >> good morning. >> i'm trying to keep the energy it is definitely an honor to be standing before you today. i would definitely have my son here because i was just preaching to him about stepping outside your box and trying new things and being in front of you guys today is a little nerve-racking, but i wanted to lead by example for my son, and i think that's very important. i just wrote a few words here today. excuse me for being nervous, but i'm excited. >> i relish for the opportunity. just like other influential women from hunter's point, miss eloise westbrook, miss washington, bertha freeman, ruth williams, rosie lee williams, also mr. aurelius walker, i hope to one day to have a street named after my mother here in hunter's view. like many, we take great p

the let's play s.f. program, which is the public-private partnership project between recreation and parks and parks alliance, to renovate about 13 playgrounds throughout the city washington square is complete. we have to say that. five projects will be going into construction this spring. they include merced heights, sergeant mccauley, allis chalmers, mclaren, and the panhandle. in mclaren park, the vision plan is complete. we continue to implement all of the projects that were prioritized from that program. the community opportunity fund projects are also underway. they will get -- in our water conservation program, the square is complete, the plaza, and are open to the public. the last project from the water conservation park program is a washington square. we are slated to start construction for that project on may 1st. trails we had a great opening for the golden gate oak wood trails, this past february. this is highlights of some of our recent milestones. as i mentioned, balboa park, which is one of

the only company that meets the requirements and mandated by s.f. shasha charger. taz is the only vendor awarded detailing contracts, all the others vendors being paid through prop q. authority. as vendors would violate city purchasing rules for contracts over $400,000. taz is the only vendor with a contract being excluded by the san francisco police department and other city departments through mar farley, the senior purchaser in o.c.a. office of contract administration, as well as brian young, his fpd fleet management. taz is the only qualified black car wash in san francisco that is being discriminated against. it has been discriminated against since 2014, to the present time. taz has filed a whistleblower complaint in 2,016, in 2016 for the same behavior, whereas essential shops forced taz to do horrible fittings, which is illegal. sergeant rick yee engaged in bid-rigging along with city purchasing departments. doing the bidding process for the carwash contract. we have been complaining about this since the award date. under written policy that the city departm

and why i say the 5150 process is when i toured s.f. general, and i talked to the psychiatrists there, i learned that 68% of p.e.s. admissions are homeless. second, i'd like -- i want to identify key points where departments interact or do not interact and could, such as when a person enters and exits psychiatric emergency services. again, a coordinated exit. third, i want to identify opportunities to improve the current coordination and services. are there ways we can leverage existing resources to provide more or better resources. are there points where we are losing people, where we can get them better services other than returning them to the streets? and i also want to understand what services could we be providing when people are leaving the hospital on a psychiatric hold? what are we lacking? where do we need to invest? is it more mental health beds? is it step-down beds? is it treatment on demand? what is it because i know we want to figure that out. we all do, and i want to figure out how to provide that. i also want to be clea

if history repeats itself, the average cost of an s.f. home could climb even higher than its current $1.13 million price tag. >> it's getting more expensive. housing is super hard to build these days. i just feel sorry for people who don't have houses. >> but there is a silver lining beyond the obvious economic boon. the influx of wealth means fatter coffers for the city budge of san francisco. 0.4% of whatever employees earn come in by way of a payroll tax, money many locals hope will be spent on bridging the gap of income equality for the folks who aren't so lucky. >> what you have is the have and have not's. you're looking at the end of 1 huge spectrum up here, money, money, money, another huge spectrum down here, a huge population with no funds at all. it is going to be a challenge. >> already a study by residential rental company zumper said rental prices in the city are expected to rise ahead of the ipos. the keyword is if. most of these companies announced they were going public last year at the height of the market. since then thi

so i think what was heard at the s.f. chamber is this is causing confusion, and -- and i think it's probably as a result of it, is sort of property owners may be a little reluctant because that is a high, high, high cost if you have to, you know, do the sidewalk of half the block. so -- and as i said, that was not the initial intent of the legislation. so that will need to be -- we'll be work on that through the accessible business entrance program interagency group. other issues, we've been starting to hear about lawsuits, accessible lawsuits regarding lack of accessibility on websites. so this is something that our service needs to sort of wrap its head around to understand and then add that as another element of guidance around accessibility for when businesses are opening and, you know, what they should be asking their web designers, if they're working with web designers or platforms to ensure that they're accessible. >> can i just ask for a little more information -- accessible in what way? >> like, like, banks, we h

. >> chair mandelman: so they would be inappropriate at s.f. general, and we would have a hard time justify keeping them there, but they don't have a place to go, and they can't be released on the street, and we also don't want to send them out of county. >> right. >> chair mandelman: that's the point of expanding the healing center with the eraf dollars does. i know that supervisor stefani has a few more questions, but i know that supervisor ronen wants to follow up. >> supervisor ronen: yeah. instead of following the line that i started and i feel like i haven't gotten a lot of answers for, i'll follow up with what supervisor stefani said. so hummingbird is -- it's a navigation center. and granted, it's a navigation center that's focused on people with behavioral health conditions, but it's a temporary place for homeless individuals to be. it's not a treatment plan. it's not -- it's not the stablize -- it's not going to stablize the individual or get them to a place. so what's next for the person? what are the exits for humming bird? where ar

one area s.f. has found their home in that building, and they still do events in that facility, as well as some of the winery collective outlets that they manage on the island. and then a cafÉ, located in the old school building 33 promotes events as well. they are all fairly successful at doing that. with that, i'm happy to answer any questions. >> thank you so much for this presentation, because the previous conversation -- yes, we do have a lot of questions for you. >> yes, hello. this is a really grateful -- great way for you to turn -- pull it all together to show the types of events we have had it treasure island historically. and many of the event spaces that we did have have now been decommissioned because of the construction work that we will have. have we done an analysis on where these events might occur, large events in the new master plan that we have for treasure island, where there'll -- will there be spaces that will allow for the large gatherings that we've had in the past? >> i b

starting with the 2008 s.f. gh rebuilt bond, which founded the zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center, the new hospital opened in may, 2016, and was delivered under budget. the cost savings are funding four follow on projects and those are tracked in appendix d. of the report. they were about $17 million. of these four projects, only one remains to be completed as of october 2018. work in the miscellaneous setup project is underway and is being coordinated with the 2016 public health and safety bond program. so the 2008 clean and safe neighborhood parks program is very close to complete from a budget standpoint, 90 7% of the program such a budget was expended as of generally 30th , 2018. neighborhood parks, which was the largest component, is complete. other two components of the citywide programs on the waterfront parks are projected to be complete at the end of the year, by january 2020. remaining in a citywide program 's component, are projects within urban forestry, trail restoration, an

champion, he is a youth leader and advisor for hope s.f. which is the nation charge a first large-scale public housing revitalization project to prioritize current residence, will also investing in high-quality sustainable housing and broadscale community development. more importantly, to know that he is an example to young people in his community. he is bold, he is courageous, he is not shy, he is not intimidated, and for that, i want to honor him. this afternoon in city hall. if you want to say a couple of words, you have a minute or so. >> hello, everyone. i am honored to be here with everyone. i am doing mostly just following in the steps of my grandma, and my mom. seeing them work hard every day and doing things for the community, and giving their very last to make sure the communities okay, especially my grandmother, commissioner titus, seeing her every day work tirelessly for her community and the people she really loves. i appreciate her for giving me the pathway to do the same thing. she has been a great example all my life, and bo

center, and now two pieces of interior glass that have cracked at the salesforce tower sot bill strawn/s.f. dept. of building inspection :20there were two panes one on the 12th floor and one onf 14th floor on ther interior side had some crackbill strawn with the san francisco department of building inspection says a reporter notified the city about the crack, and a building inspector has now been briefed by the property owner but the city is not conducting its own investigationsot this is the kind of thing the building department wouldnt normally respond to. these tall buildings and the glazing that goes on to them there our periodicly replacements that are necessary and this is considered a standard building maintennce item and you dont need a building permit to replace it you just take care of it yourself.the cracked glass was discovered on the 19th and 21st of february. in a statement the building owner boston properties says "we acted immediately to retain top glass safety consultants to help us determine the cause of these isolated failures and to take all necessary preventative steps

to execute a determination of lease between the city and orchard supply company for a portion of the s.f. you see parcel with the approved terms and conditions and a ground rental rate of approximately $1.3 million per year over the remaining five year term of the lease to terminate on april 30th, 2019. >> supervisors? >> thank you, mr. president. i have no issue with this resolution. i want to say for the record, i think that this presents a wonderful opportunity, although albeit not inside the city and county of san francisco or the p.u.c. to work with the city to explore the opportunity to do some affordable housing in a very transit rich location. we spoke into the director of the p.u.c. and he's informed us that actually the city has reached out to try to work in partnership with us on this site i want to say we fully support that opportunity. this is a wonderful location near the b.r.t. station and the airport and an opportunity for san francisco to continue its goals of building more affordable housing inside the region in the greater bay area. thinking. >> thank you, colleagues,

s.f. gum t.v., please -- s.f. government t.v., please call -- show the small business lied. >> it is a reminder that the office of small business is the only place to start your new business in san francisco. the best place to get answers to your questions about doing business in san francisco. the office of small business should be your first stop. whenever you have questions about what to do next. you can find us online or in person here at city hall. best of all, our services are free of charge. the small business commission is the official public forum to voice your opinions and concerns about the policies that affect the economic vitality of small businesses in san francisco. if you need assistance with small business matters, start here at the office of small space -- small business. >> item one, call to order and roll call. [roll call] >> mr. president, you have a quorum. >> great, next item, please. >> item two allows members of the public to comment on matters that are within the small business commission

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glass have cracked at the salesforce tower one on fthe 12th floor the other on the 14th.sot bill strawn/s.f. dept. of building inspection :16bill strawn with the san francisco department of building inspection says a reporter notified the city about the crack, and a building inspector has now been briefed by the property owner but the city is not conducting its own investigationsot the cracked glass was discovered on the 19th and 21st of february. in a statement the building owner boston properties says "we acted immediately to retain top glass safety consultants to help us determine the cause of these isolated failures and to take all necessary preventative steps."no determination on the cause but city officials say they will continue to monitor the building owners investigation 121/building owners investigation (pam) happening now ... as evacuation orders are lifted in guerneville --- people are beginning to return home and assess the flood damage. kron 4's phillipe djegal was there today... when the town re- opened... he talked with neighbors and business owners who are now starting to c