Mr. Mitchell here . Are you mr. Mitchell . Mr. Mitchell . Please come forward. Good afternoon, mr. Mitchell. Good afternoon, my name is jim mitchell, my company is j Mitchell Group in San Francisco. Ive been an lbe for 21 years in this city and i came today to get paid. I was a subcontractor for 13 years on your Workers Compensation program. I have an outstanding invoice of 66,000 that you guys have done an investigation on and found out that the crime was in noncompliance of 14b. That amount totals 18 million in contracts over 13 years, of which i was the subcontractor. The 5 percent goal was not met. Yet and still in your investigation you saw fit to find out that the 800 million a year contractor who had the contract was in fact in compliance and didnt have to pay. Right now i have a 66,00 invoice thats been outstanding with mta for the last 7 months and there have been several, theres been an investigation and on behalf of your Compliance Officer that found out that my case has mer
Compliance and didnt have to pay. Right now i have a 66,000 invoice thats been outstanding with mta for the last 7 months and there have been several, theres been an investigation and on behalf of your Compliance Officer that found out that my case has merit. That was in the last letter that we received in november the 14th. I came to find out where can i get paid and how quickly can i get paid . Right now my doors are closing, my telephones are off and im still looking at 66,000. The port has asked me, has held back on this evicted me because they say how can, how can they evict me when their landlord, which is the city, owes me money . So thats where im at today. Thank you very much for your time. Public comment on that so a couple things, members of the public. I think mr. Chelus raised an issue ive been asked about feir a while, what is the policy on putting things on the headers so at some point if we can get a brief report. Mr. Rose left the room but sundays event really was a wo
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The emissions of the busses when they are idling is a concern and finally just the sheer number of buses is a frequent complaint. People can tolerate a certain number of busses but beyond that its a problem. On the other hand, tourism is San Franciscos no. 1 industry. The busses are an efficient way to move people around. The busses are very popular with people, its a good way to see a lot of destinations in a short period of time. So in october of 2011 we did a study of volume of busses, we wanted to quantify how many busses there are, where the busses are going, what type of busses they are, what type of services they provide. The picture shown at the top is one of the typical hop on, hop off buses with an open air vehicle. Back in 2011 they constituted about 47 percent of the busses that we observed in about 4 hours of observation at various times of the day and the week in october of 2011. The second picture from the top shows a more typical enclosed tour bus. These type of busses
Francisco. Ive been an lbe for 21 years in this city and i came today to get paid. I was a subcontractor for 13 years on your Workers Compensation program. I have an outstanding invoice of 66,000 that you guys have done an investigation on and found out that the crime was in noncompliance of 14b. That amount totals 18 million in contracts over 13 years, of which i was the subcontractor. The 5 percent goal was not met. Yet and still in your investigation you saw fit to find out that the 800 million a year contractor who had the contract was in fact in compliance and didnt have to pay. Right now i have a 66,000 invoice thats been outstanding with mta for the last 7 months and there have been several, theres been an investigation and on behalf of your Compliance Officer that found out that my case has merit. That was in the last letter that we received in november the 14th. I came to find out where can i get paid and how quickly can i get paid . Right now my doors are closing, my telephon