Of selly. Right on. We like. I am joined by supervisor john avalos, we will be joined momentarily by supervisor eric mar items acted upon today will appear on the november 25th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. Items 1 through 3 are sponsored by supervisor wiener who will be here in about 30 minutes. Item 4 is an ordinance authorizing the Municipal Transportation Agency to include in any contract with Security Services it executes within the next year after issuing a competitive solicitation reviptions that require payment of prevailing wages by both the contractor and subcontractor to any individual providing Security Services under the contract and transitional employment for the prior contractors employees as set forth in administrative code 21c. 7. We have cis from mta on this item. Supervisor avalos, cis cabot, security enforcement at mta on behalf of my colleagues at the agency i am grateful for the opportunity to address this committee about the importance of
3 4 f1. I had a xhepbtd on the Waste Water Management report. Does one of the points the goals for 2015, was to reduce the tonage going into landfill by 20 percent . Is that because if it stays in i cant remember the name of it for too long we cant put it in it has to go into landfill, we cant use it . Is that the reasoning behind that . Good afternoon, commissioners, marla trose, waste water enterprise. Could you repeat your question, please. On the second page. Report it talks about goals for 2015. Item 3 is reduced tonage going to landfill by 10 percent. Im assuming that it cant be used for the purpose its supposed to be used. I dont have that answer but i can get you that answer from bonnie jones. I didnt have enough time to get up to speed on the items on here but i can definitely get that answer for you. Thank you. But just the whole concept is to reduce the amount of tonnage going to landfill by reusing the by products of the bio solids. The other use would be to reduce by 10 pe
3 4 f1. I had a xhepbtd on the Waste Water Management report. Does one of the points the goals for 2015, was to reduce the tonage going into landfill by 20 percent . Is that because if it stays in i cant remember the name of it for too long we cant put it in it has to go into landfill, we cant use it . Is that the reasoning behind that . Good afternoon, commissioners, marla trose, waste water enterprise. Could you repeat your question, please. On the second page. Report it talks about goals for 2015. Item 3 is reduced tonage going to landfill by 10 percent. Im assuming that it cant be used for the purpose its supposed to be used. I dont have that answer but i can get you that answer from bonnie jones. I didnt have enough time to get up to speed on the items on here but i can definitely get that answer for you. Thank you. But just the whole concept is to reduce the amount of tonnage going to landfill by reusing the by products of the bio solids. The other use would be to reduce by 10 pe
Customers this year in march than we did last year. On the cumulative precipitation, you will see where were tracking on hetch hetchy. Were at about 37. 4 percent of the average annual total so were quite behind as we all have known. And if you look at the 6 station precipitation index, were at about 55 percent of annual year to date so quite behind. One thing to note, 30 percent of our precipitation comes from march to june. So if youre looking at the glass half full, we still have some time to make up. On the bay area precipitation index, as i noted at the last meeting we really started to lag. Were still at about 90 percent of annual precip to date on the local side but february ended up about 50 percent. So still pretty dismal. The snow pack side were at 20 percent of the april 1st conditions. We completed our snow surveys for march early last week and noted about 15 percent of normal for the month of march so snow pack has melted, the lower elevation snow pack has melted and the e
Received both hands on training and in area of golden gate parks and other parks and facilities and spaces combined with ininstruction and plant identification and partnership with the city college of San Francisco that lead to full time employment for the graduates of the sustainable and living wage and benefit and also promotes implementation of the San Francisco department of the environment and such as the council and safe guards for the citys families such as the departments reduced risk pesticide list and whereas on thursday, july 25, the program celebrated the first class of apprenticeship graduates and city departments announced the plans to extend the Program Going forward, and an opportunity to serve even more members of the community and forcing the potential for the environment and the environment now graduate and now, therefore be it resolved that the San Francisco on the environment and come mend the labor union and the first class on this historic occasion and which the