President Fei Tsen excellent, good afternoon to all of you. We are glad to see that our city is beginning to open up. In the last month we have been able to more freely gather with our friends and our neighbors, at least those who have been vaccinated and its such a joy to see the smiles on their faces. Ive gotta say that this city has been remarkable in the way theyve mobilized so that residents can get free tests and vaccinations. So if you havent yet taken advantage of the free vaccinations, do so now to protect yourself and your loved ones. We are continuing to meet online until the mayor gives orders to go back to inperson meetings, but we hope by september we will be back at our regular meetings in City Hall and on Treasure Island. So with that, lets go to general public comment. Clerk Item Number 2, general public comment. This item is to the members of the public to address the Treasure Island Development Authority Board on matters that are within the subject Matter Jurisdictio
On behalf of all the departments on their progress, on implementing two of the key recommendations in the civil grand jury report and the board resolution. Were also going to hear from the budget and legislative Analyst Office on their further analysis, independent analysis that they conducted at the request of my office and finally i just wanted to make a note. It is something thats moving forward right now legislatively. The march 2020 bond that was passed by voters allocates just over 150 million of the bond, the total bond proceeds to the expansion of the eswf. Rations. I dont know if you or other supervisors had any remarks before we go into the presentation. I do not. Do you have any introductory comments before we go to the presentation . Supervisor mandelman . Yes, just very briefly, i want to thank you for taking on the leadership on these issues. The west side of the city is most impacted by the lack of sort of a clear plan for what to do in the event of catastrophe. As i was
On behalf of all the departments on their progress, on implementing two of the key recommendations in the civil grand jury report and the board resolution. Were also going to hear from the budget and legislative Analyst Office on their further analysis, independent analysis that they conducted at the request of my office and finally i just wanted to make a note. It is something thats moving forward right now legislatively. The march 2020 bond that was passed by voters allocates just over 150 million of the bond, the total bond proceeds to the expansion of the eswf. Rations. I dont know if you or other supervisors had any remarks before we go into the presentation. I do not. Do you have any introductory comments before we go to the presentation . Supervisor mandelman . Yes, just very briefly, i want to thank you for taking on the leadership on these issues. The west side of the city is most impacted by the lack of sort of a clear plan for what to do in the event of catastrophe. As i was
Governor unveiled a revised state budget that calls for steep cuts to Public Schools and a pay cut for state workers. California is facing a debudget cit of 84 billion due to declining tax revenues and soaring job losses. Also, california state senators returned to sacramento with two innovative relief packages that would help people stay in their homes. Meanwhile, House Democrats arin propa 3 trillion round of federal aid despite opposition from the white house and senate republicans. Joining usare the kqed Senior Editor of politics, scott shafer, and correspondent risa lagos. Thanks for being here. It has been all about the benjamins this week, whether we e are talking state or the federal level. Talk about the heroes h t, wh the democrats new to 3 trillion proposal for Coronavirus Relief what compromises would need to be made fothis fifth Coronavirus Relief package to actually come a reality . I think in fact, it may never become a reality and democrats in the house generally know t
Governor unveiled a revised state budget that calls for steep ts to Public Schools and a pay cut for state workers. California is facing a budget deficit of 84 billion due to declining tax revenues and soaring job losses. Also, california state senators returned to sacramento with two innovative relief packages that would help people stay in their homes. Meanwhile, House Democrats are proposing a 3 trillion round of federal aid despite opposition from the white house and nate republicans. Joining us are the kqed Senior Editor of politics, scott shafer, and rrespondent risa lagos. Thanks for being here. It has been all about the benjamins this week, whether we are talking the state or the federal level. Talk about the heroes act, which is the democrats new to 3 trillion proposal for Coronavirus Relief what compromises would need to be made for this fifth Coronavirus Relief package to actually become a reality . I think in fact, it may never become a reality and democrats in the house ge