runways, in order to achieve the 1,000 feet safety distance. however, our two shorter runways, 1l, 19r, are bordered by the 101 and san francisco bay. in this case, we were not able to provide the space required, so now we are using a credible concrete material at the end of each of the shorter runways. the airport is requesting a waiver of the competitive bid requirements in order to enter into a $420,000 contract with engineered arrested systems corporations to design the material arresting system at the end of the shorter runways. they are the only company that the faa has approved to provide this material. additionally, because the use information provided by airport staff in order to design the system, such as type of aircraft, volume, a number of landings, and are not able to verify this data independently, they have proposed rise indemnification language to limit the responsibility for any problems that result from their design but then can be traced to false informati
day. do we have any announcements? [clerk announcements] supervisor chu: thank you. please call item 1. item 1. resolution authorizing the mayor s office of housing to retroactively accept and expend a grant from the u.s. department of housing and urban development for lead-based paint hazard reduction in the amount of $2,500,000 and program income not to exceed $200,000. supervisor chu: thank you. we have sonya and daniel. the mayor s office of housing has been awarded $2.5 million from the hot office of helping homes and lead hazard control. award will provide grants to control of the volumes and homes. this is the fifth type of award in the past years. as part of the award, the mayor s office of housing has collaborated with department of public health to provide $895,000 in matching funds. 57% of those funds are from already appropriated community development block grant funds. the remaining 43% are from dph. this 43% from dph is an in kind contribution for the awar
victor young is our clerk of the day. do we have any announcements? [clerk announcements] supervisor chu: thank you. please call item 1. item 1. resolution authorizing the mayor s office of housing to retroactively accept and expend a grant from the u.s. department of housing and urban development for lead-based paint hazard reduction in the amount of $2,500,000 and program income not to exceed $200,000. supervisor chu: thank you. we have sonya and daniel. the mayor s office of housing has been awarded $2.5 million from the hot office of helping homes and lead hazard control. award will provide grants to control of the volumes and homes. this is the fifth type of award in the past years. as part of the award, the mayor s office of housing has collaborated with department of public health to provide $895,000 in matching funds. 57% of those funds are from already appropriated community development block grant funds. the remaining 43% are from dph. this 43% from dph is an
homes. this is the fifth type of award in the past years. as part of the award, the mayor s office of housing has collaborated with department of public health to provide $895,000 in matching funds. 57% of those funds are from already appropriated community development block grant funds. the remaining 43% are from dph. this 43% from dph is an in kind contribution for the award and is funded by local general fund , local revenue fund, and state funding. this contribution support dph s children s environmental health promotion and lead programs existing staff in performing lead property inspections, held investigations, and forth and of the health code, community outreach, lead testing, and public health case management. imagining the the city to compete for a larger lead hazard grant from hud by leveraging existing city funding. the award will not add any new steps to either department during the 36-month performance period. supervisor chu: thank you. you have a question from
one that can provide material that the faa has required we use, since we cannot accommodate the 1,000 feet at the end of the shorter runways. supervisor chu: in terms of implementation, after the study period, after we decided with the organization, there is already a budget for that? yes. supervisor chu: do you know what that level is? not off the top of my head, but i would be happy to get that break down for you. supervisor chu: thank you. let s go to the budget analyst report. good morning, supervisors. happy new year. the cost, as indicated, the faa has only approved the engineering arresting systems corp., which has a proprietary design for use of this material at airports, and because the city attorney has determined it is reasonable to provide this modified indemnification, we are recommending approval of the proposed resolution. i would also note, the $420,000 cost has already been approved in airports budget. supervisor chu: thank you. is there anyone from the