2014. Roll call vote. Ms. Weigh, logan, murase, mcdonnell, ms. Wynns and miss fewer. Thank you. Item b. Presentations total to the board of education. Superintendant. Good evening. Our superintendant sends his regrets. Hes out of state given some weather changes he is unable to make it here this evening or trying to make his way to San Francisco. Today nearly 150 sf students partook in a health care assimilation in the way that science and technology and principles apply. Each team participated in exploring and research and spent time with educators and other assimilations. They were able to gain insight to Career Opportunities and talent to improve health care stimulation. Students of stark elementary are taking to the streets to promote peace in the world as of Martin Luther king jr. Junior day as they prepare to march around the neighborhood a tribute to the life of dr. Martin luther king jr. And to find strength in diversity. January 30th, from 1 30 p. M. To 3 30 p. M. We would lik
Your attention to a couple of slides, in the presentation. And you should look at slide number 30. And look at the central subway, and the contract is for 234 Million Dollars. That is how much that should cost. It is a good contract and it is a good project. And we will now move on to the next slide which is the downtown expansion. And you have got phase one as 1. 6 and it is actually 1. 9, and total costs 4. 2 billion dollars. And the question is, why would a tunnel of an equivalent distance cost 2 and a half Million Dollars and approximately ten times as much as a central subway . I suggest that you look into that and there is something seriously wrong there and now, the last thing that i would like to touch on is slide number 32. And if you look at it, we are going to spend a billion and a half on cal train at the end of the day, we are going to get an extra train a day. And this is an issue. And we have got to look at capacity, and we have got to look at what is happening there and
Concrete because thats where they park what happens if they dont do this. The neighbors volunteered to participate in the program. So the money will be used as needed if people want to do it. So the residents in 4th district if the neighbors want to participate and its been called all in favor, say i. Opposed . The motion carries madam secretary. Any comment on item 12. We entertained 8. Im ashley from supervisor tangs office i can answer any questions about the program. I want to thank the puc for working on the first of a kind of Ambassadors Program its to give the resident the opportunity to transform their front yard to provide the system and change the pedestrian experience and demonstrate provide and build relationships with neighbors and a encourage the neighbors to work together. Weve covered with concrete and building and historically building kept a lawn. Over the jars the folks are removed their lawns because people falsify concrete for additional spaces when it rains the co
The attorneyclient prestige is there a second and its been seconded. Ill call for a vote all in favor, say i. Opposed . We will cert the attorneyclient principle mad secretary youll be reading those items. The state farmtions and stem 20 the city and county vs. Pacific gas and Electric Company and the 71 vs. Pacific gas and Electric Company and item 22 vs. The city and county of San Francisco and item 23 mr. Fowler and the legislation thank you are. We can move on maam, secretary to item 27. And a motion to weather to kiss close the motivator in closed session its been moved forward not to disclose all in favor, say i. Opposed . And the items have it the motion carries. I have one quick motivator of business. Im going to ask the donna circulate requesting participation in formula latin the joint meeting on february 25th with the commission of the environment is that okay with everyone. Any other further discussion . Seeing none, this meeting is me mcconnell, murase, ms. Wynns, fewer, m
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