Trailer. And we lost a lot of stuff. Reporter eugenia and her family had to pay for hotels last night to stay dry. She wasnt happy about that. But more importantly, she says the neighborhood is appalled that management at the partnering is missing in action and hasnt done anything to fix the problem or lend a helping hand to tenants. We pay rent every month. You know, the owner they want the money every month. They should do something about it to fix this place to be livable. Reporter so they took matters into their own hands. Eugenias husband brought in three pumps from his workplace. And neighbors worked together to get the water out. Everybody is traveling with it. So, you know, everybody here lets do it, you know, lets get rid of this water. Reporter as the flood levels dropped, neighbors broke bread together and waited. When its all dry and you can get to your place whats the first thing you do . Probably going change some warm clothes because we dont have anything to wear now, yo
Out an agreement that will forward your assistance and if you have any questions for the local agents perspective i am happy to answer it. Thank you. Thank you for being here. So we are on item 11, the item has been moved, and seconded. Is there any other Public Comment . Seeing none, it is closed, and i will call for a vote, in favor, aye. The ayes have it and the motion carries, madam second, the next item. Item 12 is Public Comment on matters for closed session. And i will read the closed session items. Item 14,conference with Legal Counsel pursuant to california Government Code Section 54956. 9 d 1 and San Francisco administrative code section 67. 10 d 1 15. Conference with Legal Counsel pursuant to california Government Code Section 54956. 9 d 1 and San Francisco administrative code section 67. 10 d 1 mueller existing litigation city and county of San Francisco v. Pacific Gas Electric Company San Francisco superior court case no. cgc13529310 City Attorney file no. 0000657 date fil
The project they could expand but not choose to do so, so im in support of the project. Oh, excuse me. Commissioners that leaves us to Public Comment there are no speaker cards. General Public Comment general Public Comment is closed. I want to thank again commissioner sugaya this is his last hearing maybe you can come back and sub. We can do that lair. And close the hearing in horn of doug wright. Meeting adjourned thank you very much. clapping. sociogood morning, everyone. Good morning. Good morning. My name is harlan kelly the director of the Public Utilities Commission Im excited to welcome you here today, its a Diverse Group were going to talk about the issues were looking and facing the drought. The puc youre in headquarters of the puc its a if you dont know about the puc were responsible for water wastewater and power our water system is a vast water system we provide water to 2. 6 million yourselves in the bay area not only in the retail but wholesale swill as the a regional is
Cleared the way through recollection to the state water control board well learn about the kind of clearance that were streamlining the red tape and the streamlining of the situation to get the water where it needs to go and the paramount priority. Weve had an active a geement with our community. Much kudos to all the local authorities throughout california working very closely in calculation with the state and conversely with our federal partner early on they came together and the white house has been on this president obama has been out here himself so see the impact of the event and theyve been forthcoming with resources they e very rapidly i want to appreciate their effort our our Emergency Operation centers the state and regions were holding weekly calls with our operation areas to be able to get that input that feeding that information of whats happening on the ground to act very rapidly to and i judge trial those become greater a challenges and particularly the ones running out
Dollars a square foot. And times 600,000 that is 30 million to demo and that is a big number. So you, and the demolition costs for pier 36 is approximately 11 million and we were fortunate to be able to get, money for that, and a fair chunk of it from the army corps of engineers, there are options that we need to pursue, and the report, at the time that this pier was built. And it was, and this was their first year that it had cement piles. And protected the pier from fire, and they were the timber and fair and but we still have these piles, and this is for better or for worse and they said that they are corroding, and from a high level of chloride. And i did just want to clarify, if we did come up with the funds to upgrade the pier to its original condition, the actual road rating will go up and right now we have most of the pier rated for 100,000 and that will go up to the original rating which is 250,000 and also, we now, rate the wheel for 4,000 pounds and that will go up to 8,000.