contamination. president cohen: this area of expertise, how does it help with the with the over all clean up of the shipyard? so, hunters point was not only contaminated with radio logical matters. it has contamination of all kinds of different chemicals. dtsc experts looked over the clean up of all other contaminations and then only with restrict to radiological matters, we relied on california department of public-health. president cohen: thank you, that clarifies. sorry. i didn t understand your question. i thought you were still focusing on radiological. president cohen: there are many things that are associated with the contamination of the shipyard. radio logical, which is the focal point. your agency, that you represent, is responsible for other chemicals, for lack of a better way to describe it? i apologize again. clarify. the navy is the lead agency responsible for clean up of all contamination. chemical, radiological, everything else. our department as
as well as review the process for parcel review. if i could get the slides up. as we spoke about, i believe, in july for this item the 100 year map falls within our greater flood resilient strategies for san francisco. our working project definition is the capacity to anticipate risk, limit impact and recover quickly when damage occurs from flooding and to achieve this, we have three work areas. the first is our capital projects aimed at meeting the level of service storm, five year three hour storm and significant funding as you know in our capital plan for that. second is the collection system o and m street sweeping, catch basin cleaning. the third is within our program and legislative initiatives. the goal of those initiatives is to really inform the public about where these flood risks are. in addition the next part of the project will be to work with the city family to leverage the phases of development point of sale, new construction and plumbing and lateral requiremen
aaron peskin. thank you. so this is the 15th community benefit district in san francisco. as i like to say, all of our districts are created equal. district 3 is more equal. why do i say that? because we have five of the 15 community benefit district. when i first became a supervisor 18 years ago, there was one business improvement district in san francisco. one. the city of berkley had more. san diego had dozens of them and i tred to figure out why was san francisco behind. and the answer actually was because the state law didn t think about places like san francisco, where we had mixed-use neighborhoods. the vibrant communities of polk street, north beach, and so we had to create our own law. that became article 15 of our business and tax regulation code. that began, what has spread all over san francisco. now let me say, it is very rare that people come together to celebrate the fact that they all voted to raise their taxes. that is exactly what we are doing today. it st
due to the pay and high cost of living in san francisco. i look forward to your support. thank you. supervisor cohen: thank you supervisor kim? supervisor kim: submit. [roll call] supervisor mandelman: colleagues, it has been one year since the city assumed maintenance responsibilities for nearly 100,000 trees in the street tree program. today i am calling for a hearing to better understand the program s initial impacts, challenges and successes. of the hundreds of calls and e-mails our office has received since july, street trees are the number 2 issue after homelessness. one out of every ten because we receive are related to street trees under maintenance or removal. one year into the program, many of our constituents remain confused about how it works, who is responsible for trimming trees, how to make a request for service and how to opt out. we are calling for this hearing to make help inform residents about the program. we also see it as an opportunity to engag
part of the files to be committed given to the clerk. chair mandelman: great. mr clerk, please call the first item. agenda item number 1 is a hearing to consider the promise to premise transfer of a nonsale general public liquor licenses doing business at a pub located at 1706 post street. it will serve the public convenience and necessity of the city and county. chair mandelman: great. i don t believe we have a representative from the sfpd here but we do have the recommendation for approval. hold on but we do have the police department s recommendation for approval with conditions and we also have the applicant. go ahead. thank you. mr chair, supervisors, i m here today chair mandelman: please state your name. my name is mark and i m here with my client who is the owner of the pub at 1706 post street. this is an interesting situation where my client purchased at this establishment it has been in operation under the previous owner for seven years, and before