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 the actual cost of the storage devices or media provided to the person making the request in complying with such request; and
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2001 Budget Analysis: Department of General Services (1760)
The San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission offices clearly need to be located in the Bay Area, but the law requires they be located in San Francisco. Thus, under
current law there is little flexibility for the state to reduce lease costs for the commission. But if the law were amended to give the state the flexibility to locate commission offices in any Bay
Area county, savings on lease costs might be realized.

Cost of Housing for State Employees. When locating state offices, there is also the issue of living costs for state employees. Among the most important of these is the cost of housing.
Figure 3 shows for major metropolitan areas the median sale prices of single family detached homes and the percentage of California families that could afford a median priced home. With San
Francisco home prices two to three times higher than other urban areas, it is not surprising that many state employees find it difficult to live and work in San Francisco.

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Median Sale Price,
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Percentage of California
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San Diego

$280,490

23%

Los Angeles

228,800

35

Sacramento

154,890

52

San Francisco

477,360

11

State Agencies Currently Leasing Office Space in San Francisco. Figure 4
shows state agencies currently leasing 10,000 nusf or more of office space in San Francisco
and the date the state's firm commitments under the lease expire.
As previously discussed, DGS has recently signed long-term leases for the California Coastal Commission, DOI, and San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission offices
shown in Figure 4 and the state cannot relocate these agencies in the near term. In the other cases, however, the department should endeavor to relocate the state functions unless the function
(1) is necessary to serve the local community or (2) is required by law to be in San Francisco.
Because of the high cost of leasing office space and the high cost of living for state employees in San Francisco, we recommend the Legislature direct DGS to:
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In this capacity, the Division is charged with the regulatory oversight of all hospitals and their off-campus sites (hospital extension clinics). The Division is also responsible for oversight of free-standing clinics, known as diagnostic and treatment centers (D&TCs) under Title 10 NYCRR, Section 751. The following federally defined facility types are also considered D&TCs:

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San Rafael, CA 94903
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San Rafael, CA 94913-3904
(415) 473-6456
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