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11 million in non housing funds for bond proceeds and ill touch on those again and then as part of this solution, we complete our obligation, Affordable Housing, significant assets, and those all get transferred either to the private development community, auction sale, pursuant to those contracts or in many cases, certain assets like gardens, south beach and completing those and transferring them to the city. Moving onto slide three, ttrends overall in our budget. Our total budget is 377 millio...

It was an april fools joke of a vote that the sfmta rolled back sunday meters. They prematurely voted to repeal sunday meters by the future bond money and not invoke the november 2014 ballot measure funds. It is responsible to depend on funding that may or may not be available [speaker not understood]. It is disappointing after the give away the mayor has dropped his support for [speaker not understood]. There are [speaker not understood], and its time to stop playing chicken with public safety....

The mission bay agreement for infrastructure and that tax increment for the folsom street and then that loan back to city. Moving on. You see 50 percent of the uses for housing, both for program work and other fees like we get like the ucff services and that will go back into the funds. We expect help from the Controllers Office to provide for additional saves, four to six million by 2018. More savings to the general fund. And just drilling down to the actual use of property tax, the new, new pr...

The folsom street and then that loan back to city. Moving on. You see 50 percent of the uses for housing, both for program work and other fees like we get like the ucff services and that will go back into the funds. We expect help from the Controllers Office to provide for additional saves, four to six million by 2018. More savings to the general fund. And just drilling down to the actual use of property tax, the new, new property tax. That 5 million, its nominal for rsp going on. In summary, sl...

Questions because we should move on to the Equity Analysis. Thank you. Thank you. Let me ask if commissioner avalos has any comments. Thank you chair mar. I appreciate you bringing this item forward. To me i think its best we continue this item to see what is being proposed out of the Transportation Task force 2030. I believe there could be very different scenarios coming out of that and compare what the recommendations are there in the months to company. I think that effort is gearing up toward...

The mission bay agreement for infrastructure and that tax increment for the folsom street and then that loan back to city. Moving on. You see 50 percent of the uses for housing, both for program work and other fees like we get like the ucff services and that will go back into the funds. We expect help from the Controllers Office to provide for additional saves, four to six million by 2018. More savings to the general fund. And just drilling down to the actual use of property tax, the new, new pr...

Statutory exemption, unlike a categorical exemption statutory exemption, if something fits into that exemption, then its exempt regardtionv of potential Environmental Impacts . Yes, absolutely. Ceqa itself, the state legislature determines or the guidelines determine that it that there are certain decisions that are simply statutorily exempt from ceqa . Thats correct, i would agree. Okay. Now, youve relied at least in part on you argued this statutory exemption cannot apply in part because it is...

A month, and in this distance for the breakdowns and we set in the requirement, 25,000, and the car, that we are being offered is set for 59,000, or as i said yesterday, that is twice around the equator. And some 59,000 miles compared to where we are right now, and this is a number of components that are simply we talked about a lot about the failures up there, and one of the reasons that we want to highlight the friend, the bear and the state flag, up there, is this as you will see as you move ...

Analyst. The department appreciates the support of the Mayors Office and the support of the public and the Budgets Office as we continue to serve public safety. Ill take any questions. Colleagues, any questions. Seeing none, mr. Rose can we go to your report speaker mr. Chairman and members of the committee, on page 91 of our report, our recommended report totals 161, 462 in 1415 and these reductions will allow an increase of 1 million or 4. 9 percent. Our reductions in the budget to theal 194, ...

Team led my stephany bowey. I continue to be proud of the work of the agency, but i have to say its strange to be working on projects that are so important to the city and at the same time not be a City Employee. Right now, when redevelopment projects end, our careers end, and it would be really detrimental for the city of San Francisco to lose the individuals who work on those projects. The Institutional Knowledge and experience would be a great loss and we have lost two people in the last mont...