i m trying to add meat to the previous motion and now it needs more time. i think what is important here this is been a monumental task for staff. and there are things i asked staff back in july, to do that have been pushed back several months affect the portfolio, not just a small portion. if we re going to focus on a small portion we re missing the big picture. governor brown said in the next downturn, pensions will be cut. we have people on one side of the room who hate us and want to cut us to nothing, like in san jose and we have people on the other side of the room that are supposed to support us and want to cut us down to nothing. what we re trying to do is just things take a little bit of time. no one here is against what you are saying. we re just asking to give staff wiggle room so it can be thoughtful. that s all. excuse me. governor brown is not going to be the governor for very much longer. for those that are going to vote in the governor s race start thi
were happen to see that although there were modifications to the program that the tax credits did survive. so we ve filed a part 1 and we have a conversation to have with nps. great. thank you. any questions? commissioner pearlman? commissioner pearlman: do you know the timing related to the orton project? i believe some of theirs will open late this year and others will trail into 2019. oh, okay. they re in advance. orton has one tenant in today in building 14. later this month they will have west side of building 13. later this spring, the east side of 113 occupied. and 104 occupied. so after the spring, what we ll be waiting for is for restoration hardware and anticipating late this year and early next year and then we re in discussions with how to get 102 up and ready. are they doing 20th street improvement snz that will be part of the port city project. we ll take public comment. does any member of the public wish to speak? if so, come forward. seei
not a conservative issue. this is not a liberal issue, this is not a moderate issue. this is not a progressive issue. this is a moral and financial imperative. to that end, supervisor cohen, supervisor breed and myself serve as members of the democratic county central committee and it was our colleague keith boraka that issued it to divest. that passed unanimously. thank you keith for that leadership. thank you to bay.org, fossil free sf, indian people organized for change, next gen america. sf bernie-c.r.a.ts. and last night with incredible testimony from victor who talked about the way the investment industry works, about score cards, out of the half a billion dollars that the san francisco employee retirement system has invested in fossil fuels, over 20% of it has not yielded a positive return to the fund. just what supervisor cohen was saying, for five years or more. that s what we call a bad investment. that is a bad investment. this decision can be made as a fiduciary d
my name is maurice miller, commissioners. thank you for hearing us. i have three general comments. i shall say, first of all, the reason the piewood is on the the reason the plywood is on the roof right now is for safety reasons because there was no glass installed because we got the permit to put in a 6-foot glass and then we were told not to install the 6-foot glass. so there was never any intention not to install glass and re-install it. we were told we could install 6-foot glass and purchased its and it sits in my garage. this is my primary outdoor space for the building. i have problems with stairs, and we would like the roof to be more usable. that said, the 42-inch screen would also have been acceptable had we been told that we couldn t do a 6-foot screen. in response to the comments about 16 poles, in fact, there will be less obstruction because the glass windscreen does not require a top rail. the 42-inch windscreen does require a top rail and the amount of steel
san francisco, the most beautiful city on the planet. let me take a moment to introduce myself. my name is kimmy, and you listen to me every morning on the morning dream team. it is a pleasure to be here. there are events that i do, but there s events that mean a lot to me. i m born and raised in san francisco san francisco. i m a bernal heights baby, courtland kid, so when i hear that galileo high school is not only the city champs but the state champ, it makes me extra excited. and when president london breed asked me to emcee this event, it s clear there s no place i would rather be than right here right now. so we are here to honor you guys. the focus is on you. we are so proud of you, and on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, can we just all say congratulations? cha yes. give these young men a standing ovation for all the times you were tired, you wanted to quit, they didn t you couldn t do it, they didn t believe in you. what are these guys from san franc