So i would for one be delighted in you want to continue to agree to hold off on the adoption of the objective standards. I think first and foremost i dont mean to be cranky on deputy City Attorneys debut at the land use committee, but having our deputy City Attorney who is the legal subject matter expert, mr. Sanders, here, im not sure why hes not here, would be very helpful. I do not want to put ms. Pearson in the position of having to delve into a body of legal material that is not her subject matter expertise. So i would like to continue to hold off. I would like to continue the hearing and also like to get legal advice about the potential outcomes of litigation three months hence. And at about the same time, the updated report will be forth coming from our department of public health, which is truly independent of the fcc and the telecommunications industry. So i would like to make a motion to continue this item to the call of the chair. And, colleagues, if we can do that without o
Was voluntary and not all of the hospitals would cooperate. This would support the mission of really identifying the gap and filling it. I think Hillary Ronen is willing to carry the legislation. She is preoccupied with Mental Health sf, which is a lot of work. I see the february 6, 2020 discussion of supporting the legislation. The legislation on collecting data for outofcounty discharge should be included in this list of legislation. I talked to the Health Commission about this. I emailed Clara Lindsey to send copies to you all. I have copies. We need to go forward on this. Thank you. Any other Public Comment on this item . With that Public Comment is closed. Commissioner koppel. Question for staff. I heard you mention that we are at zone capacity. I dont know that we have a zone capacity. Is that enough to get us where we want to be . If we think we need 4. 3 do 4. 7 we have zone capacity to make that. We dont need additional zone capacity to get there. Do we need that much. What is
General manager for water gave a presentation of the bay area think tank. The title of the presentation was bay delta and the future of Regional Water supplies, a copy of the powerpoint has been presented or submitted to the commission. On the overhead is the slide of that presentation. The presentation began with the statement that the Regional Water issues are not a supply issue but a, quote, unquote, plumbing issue. And the plumbing issue could be resolved through a number of agreements between Regional Water districts and with infrastructure projects. On the overhead is a summary of the Capital Projects which would revolve the plumbing issue. However, it was stated the sfpuc, 20 percent of these projects came to fruition would be fortunate. It was stated the projects that came to fruition will take ten to 30 years to complete. The first the overhead, the first seven projects listed would cost 2 billion. So it seems to be a very different narrative between a supply and a plumbing ap
So i guess i would have a question, i would love to learn more if there is a better model we could use related to noa and in that conversation. I think what Climate Change is telling us is that we will be seeing these much more heavier rainfalls in shorter periods of time that are not really predictable. I mean there may not be a model for it. So it seems that we need to figure out some preparation, both from the communications perspective, but also from resource allocation so you guys arent caught off guard. We notice that its not just the intensity, but the sales are hitting us from different angles. The prediction is for San Francisco in general, it may say 0. 25 at city hall. But a sale may come at other over an inch. We have a plan to do better. Thanks, we love to learn more. Thank you so much for your work. Thank you. Any Public Comments on this item . Hearing none, next item. That concludes my report. Any Public Comments on the report overall . Hearing none, we are now going to
Similar to southeast. Theres much coordination with adjacent construction at the plant, much more congested and busy with a lot of work going on at the same time. Finally, a broader perspective for some other problematic updates. We want to acknowledge the great work happening here and this summer we celebrated the eighth year of the city works internship program. Since it started in 2012, they provided a paid internship to young adults between 16 and 19. This summer we had 15, supported by 8 program partners, in which my previous employer use to be one. Thats my engagement with the program. This is one more example on how were trying to leverage our Infrastructure Investments into our youths in the community. Special thanks to Young Community developers, and ms. Lopez for managing this program. So this concludes our presentation for s. S. I. P. Any questions . Im glad to take them and i can roll through the Quarterly Report as well. Thank you very much, pretty good for the first time.