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general agreement. a thing which should adopt the amendment, pushing the -- i think we should adopt the general amendment, pushing the positions to october 1. i would like to see more on the difference between the budget and the legislative analyst in our office. there are a lot of services we want to restore. i also want to hear from the assessors office. if it is going to be bringing more revenue to our city, i do not want to jeopardize that. supervisor chu: thank you. if i could mak...

they do actually vary from about 68, and adding on these new positions, including one additional principal real property appraiser -- they do actually vary from about six to 8. supervisor chiu: thank you for your presentation today. the column you have a run revenue lost due to proposed cuts -- the controller certified that these are moneys we can expect to see if week with dispositions, right? or am i mistaken? i just want to get a sense of how certain these revenues are based on what...

fairly in line with what we have been given in the past, which is why the mayor approved the proposal. we are again a concern by the significant revenue implications. i would give you, just to address the issue regarding our production -- you can see here, we have very detailed production in terms of how many changes of ownership, how many parcels are cut, how many new construction there are common to construction done as well as assessment appeals, but every single staff person in our...

budget analyst office. we reached an agreement. i do not have the number in front of me, but it totals $110,000. we will proceed with that amount. >> madam chair, members of the committee, actually, our calculation is 121,001 $32. the changes -- we had $188,000 and we are reducing that to approximately -- on page 47, the temporary salaries, where we recommended a cut of $30,000, we are actually increasing that. i am recommending you reduce that by $35,000 instead of $30,000. however, o...

prune back some of the positions, and we believe we are justified in this recommendation. supervisor chu: thank you. i wonder if the assessor would like to respond to those. >> the analyst is correct that we do have very detailed information regarding how much work our staff produces. again, just to clarify, in terms of revenue, the revenue impact is squarely based on something which is out of the control of our office. the revenue impact really is based on when the previous owner purc...

there are common to construction done as well as assessment appeals, but every single staff person in our real property division. we also have that -- that was the monthly basis for april 2010. we also break it down in terms of production for every day that is worked so that we can account for peoples time off and sick leave, so we know roughly how many appraisals and how many terms of ownership can be done on a daily basis. based on that, we have charts to give us an idea of where peo...

appears to be a modest cut. what we have been able to do in the past is to do tenfold for each of those possessions -- positions. do you really want to give up $5 million, $10 million, $20 million that we are putting on the table. we have exceeded our budget expectations. we completely agree that the comptroller -- controllers desire to be accurate, at times conservative, because we would never want to be wrong in the other direction. this is why we are fighting for our planned. this i...

larger or comparative to their size that are in that stage of eventually becoming what would be a public company. but before doing so, the twitter deliberation has shed light as to what can we do to make sure that this industry, this population of companies within this industry, pre-i.p.o., do not leave san francisco as well. my legislation does the following -- it only applies to pre-i.p.o. companies that then undertake an i.p.o. in san francisco for a discrete period of time for appr...

cetera. mr. egan? >> which one do you want? >> ted egan, chief economist in the controllers office of economic analysis. im here to share with you this evening a review of a report we issued last week on supervisor mirkarimis legislation. i understand that youre considering both pieces of legislation side by side. were still in the process of working on the analysis for supervisor farrells legislation so dont have any findings to share with you on that piece of legislation now so i do ...

>> commissioner adams. >> here. >> commissioner dooley. >> here. >> commissioner obrien. >> present. >> commissioner riley. commissioner clyde. >> here. >> commissioner kasselman. >> here. >> commissioner oconnor. so pardon me. president obrien: item 2, presentation of small business commission certificate of honor to small business intern, mylinh chung. >> good evening, commissioners. dont i want to recognize mylinh chung, who is our small business -- office of small business youth wo...