dam it to expect that work force is available and trained and ready to be accessed. but that is the goal. ok. commissioner courtney. commissioner courtney: i agree. perhaps we should try to develop on what disadvantaged we can provide some specifics and bring this information back to you to lay out a little bit more broadly what the components of the job program are, just so you have a fuller understanding. i personally have not worked on that plan. there are others in our office that have, and we can bring them to the presentation and provide information to you in advance. it may be safe to assume just for today s meeting that when we have had these discussions before, we had used a map of the city and county, and in particular areas within particular zip codes. these folks qualify based on their income. maybe we are kind of lumping in the homeless and disadvantaged together. it is still pretty ambitious, but i would like to see more information on that as well. we
it will encourage the emergence to participate. commissioner adams: i would like to stop in at their meetings. i also want to report that i have been busy with the citizen s committee of community development. it has been very busy. as you know, federal has cut the funding for the grants a lot. we have to work with the staff to see what we are going to do. we are dealing with a 30% cut. april 5, we sat through a public hearing for five and a half hours just to listen to the hardships that it will bring to the non-profit. it was a very difficult meeting, but it is what it is. commissioner clyde? commissioner clyde: i want to highlight the one-year anniversary of the one-year passing of the passinhealth care reform. on march 21, it was organized by scott hoch of small business california and included representatives from the small business in desperation, health and human services, and insuring the uninsured project. i think some of the highlights for the fact that there ar
use our rate payers, or to the developer. them that if we wanted to push the envelope and a distributed project on treasure island, that would provide power for all of treasure island, so when you have been tapping into is, we would manage it. right here and as far as when you ask a question for feasibility study, what it would take, there is a dedicated 46 acres that the puc would own, or in a long-term lease with haida with tida. we could use that if it were not on the actual building. so there are options that we have there. thank you. than anything else? then adjust the oversight. great. thank you very much. i have a question. homeless or disadvantaged persons fell 25% fell 25% of all jobs. back into the additional slides in there. do you happen to have a slide number? sustainability assets, right? down and in the left-hand corner. right, so one of the other documents that would be attached to the development agreement is a job and equal opportunity
he was having some hearings about the historical commission and the impact on development with historical commission s. can we get some sort of an update about what is happening with that? any other commissioners or any other requests for new business? next item, please. adjournment. president o brien: do we have a motion to adjourn? without objection. at the meeting is adjourned. welcome to the special meeting for lafco, april 18, 2011. supervisor campos: i am david campos, commissioner. we re joined by ross mirkarimi and commissioners pimental and commissioner avalos. madame clerk, please call item no. two. approval of the minutes from previous meeting. supervisor campos: you have the minutes before you from the march meeting. we have a motion to except. is there any public comment on those minutes? c. non, public comment is closed. we have a motion from supervisor mirkarimi. we will take that without objection. call the next item. item # 3 is the study for a refu