With the idea Nuclear Warfare is something completely different. They are using the models based upon the world war ii experiences, not upon this idea that 20 kilitons and 30 kilitons is more bang for your buck. Many supporters say its just another weapon so whats the big deal . What difference does it make if the source of ignition is conventional or fission . What difference does it make . The first one they put together is called pincture. It will target 20 areas with 50 bombs. The air force comes to the conclusion that what is a city . Its a collection of industry. Well, if you have 20 kiliton bomb, if you drop it between the two of them you get a two for one. You get a bonus effect. Thats the term they use, bonus effect with your atomic weapons. In 1947 theyll come out with broiler that will drop 34 bombs on 24 cities, seven moscow, two leningrad, and they expect to have 100, 200 bombs in their supply line they can drop for later events. Then p 1948 and they are going to drop 210
The Small Business commission to establish a legacy business registry, authorize an administrative fee for the registry not to exceed 50, and, for the next five years, provide a rebate to qualified legacy businesses that purchase the Real Property from which they operate and to qualified landlords that purchase the Real Property from which legacy businesses operate if the purchaser extends the term of the legacy businesss lease by at least ten years, in an amount equal to the transfer tax levied on the purchase. Okay, thank you, this item is sponsored by supervisor campos and so we will turn it over to him. Thank you, for your cosponsor ship as well and this is an item that we have been working on to address a very real issue that many long time San Francisco businesses that have been in business for decades in San Francisco, what we are calling legacy businesses, are pacing a lot of challenge, and being able to stay in San Francisco. And there are models in other parts of the world wh
And a half percent of revenues, and for the schedule, and pretty existing policy to increase by an additional 2. 5 percent over the next fiscal years and reaching a cap of two percent of fiscal year, 1617, while the general reserve is a reserve that covers losses that occur in a single fiscal year, stabilization reserves are intended to really help the city through the economic cycles and we have two of these, and former supervisor tom amiano proposed and adopted a rainy day reserve for the city in 2004. And that gets fed with extraordinary Revenue Growth during the good times and gets drawn on when the revenues decline, and then five years ago we established a secondary stabilization reserve that compliments that which we called, very cleverry the Budget Stabilization reserve. Those two reserves together, get fed during good times and get drawn down by the city to mitigate the cuts in bad times, our current balance between the two reserves, given our audited financial close for the la
Valet parking stations to insure the Consumer Protection and maximize tax receipts, any questions . I want to say thank you for bringing this forward and like forward for more of this stuff to come. Thank you. We will open it for Public Comment. Anybody wish to comment on item five . You wish to comment . You can come to the podium . inaudible okay, thank you very much, any other member of the public wish to comment on this item . Okay, Public Comment is closed, motion to send this item forward . Great presentation and i move this item forward. Without objection . Okay. Madam clerk, could you call item number six . Ordinance amending the administrative code to revise the binding financial policy under charter, section 9. 120, regarding a general reserve and required funding levels, and to update provisions regarding the rainy day reserve fund. Okay, thank you, we have rosa field our controller to speak on this item and we want to thank him and his entire staff for all of their hard wor
Structure. We have contingency reserves and this is intended to cover, unanticipated costs and causes it to increase from what is formally about 25 million up to 2 percent of revenue and at the moment on a schedule. And at the moment we are at 1 and a half percent of revenues, and for the schedule, and pretty existing policy to increase by an additional 2. 5 percent over the next fiscal years and reaching a cap of two percent of fiscal year, 1617, while the general reserve is a reserve that covers losses that occur in a single fiscal year, stabilization reserves are intended to really help the city through the economic cycles and we have two of these, and former supervisor tom amiano proposed and adopted a rainy day reserve for the city in 2004. And that gets fed with extraordinary Revenue Growth during the good times and gets drawn on when the revenues decline, and then five years ago we established a secondary stabilization reserve that compliments that which we called, very cleverry