Transcripts For SFGTV BOS Full Board Of Supervisors 42616 20160427

Market, along our waterfront and along market street, but we dont have that kind of development in the district 11. It makes so much sense that we help to build the equity that we dont have in our development and general fund dollars that go to neighborhoods based on that development. That is what this supplemental really does. While we see this great economic boom, and were not saying that revenue come and trickle down to our neighborhoods. Most of all, we dont have the plumbing for that to trickle down. This supplemental is a form of plumbing to be able to get some of our wealth that is generated to a neighborhood that greatly needs it; that will help to jumpstart the development in an area that has seen such neglect and really bring it up to the 21st century. So i have Beth Reuben Stein from my office, who will show you the images of Geneva Office building and powerhouse. If we can get that lined up . This is the neighborhood. Could you point to where the i guess you have to do it there, no . That is the building in question, 280 and muni yards and were building a neighborhood in the middle. One of the key public facilities will be the Geneva Office development and across the street from there will be the upper yard, 100 Affordable Housing 85 units will be built and its just one way to complement the effort. Our next view and we probably dont have to go so to the screen. This is how the building looked in the 70s when it was in use and how it currently looks right now. It is a really great facade and great beauty and great potential, but still, more or less an eyesore in the neighborhood. The next slide is the current powerhouse, which is actually the site of phase 1 that the supplemental will help close the gap in funding to make happen. And this is the final version of the entire building when its fully developed, still looking for the entire amount of money for that. The next slide will be what is actual phase 1 of the powerhouse site will be the Performance Space and practice space that this supplemental will help fund. There is currently money from the last park bond 3 million, that is there. We have actually contribute edsome funds from our budget over the years for design documents and this 2. 5 million that is before us today will finally close the gap so we can move forward on this project. Colleagues, there is no better time to support district 11. We have had multiple opportunities to show that and each time the board of supervisors has risen to the occasion to support this neighborhood. Our district, district 11 is completely united behind this, from every walk of life from every economic sector, from all of our neighborhood associations and social justice organizations are all behind this measure, and really hoping that you can help move this forward and support it. Thank you, colleagues. Thank you. Supervisor tang. Thank you. First i will start by saying that i think this is an incredible project that i really look forward to seeing happen. I think that there has been a lot of uniformity around it with constituents and supervisor avalos has certainly been a really good champion for this partnership for many, many years. As i said in budget committee, i think that for me, im just not comfortable with supporting a supplemental for this at this moment. I think this really belongs in the budget process and deliberations and year and year after i have seen even before i became a supervisor there has been a commitment to fund this project. We have all supported it in our various forms and various budget processes. I think that is something, again, a conversation that belongs in the budget process. So i do not have anything against this project. I think that its going to serve the community very well its complete and i think there have been funds set aside as well in previous parks bonds that have passed by voters. I think 2 million, for example, for construction. So i know there is a funding gap. I think if it came before the board of supervisors and budget committee, its something that againly continue to support. But just not in this form. President breed. Thank you. I would like to associate myself with the comments of supervisor tang. I, too, think this is a great project and i do think it belongs in the budget process. We have a process for this particular matter for a reason. I remember over the past three years, before we were able to fund keizer track to get that done it was turned down year over year by the Capital Budget committee and finally funded after being rejected aat least three times by recreation and park and keizer drive is basically the responsibility of rec and parks, but a major thoroughfare for people who drive through the park and has been in a state of disrepair and recreation and park didnt fund repairing that particular keizer drive. It was funded by dpw. I just think that although there is a lot of great intentions i have an amazing project in my district, the muni substation, which is a bright on the filmore. I would like 2. 5 million to rehabilitate the station and make what has been promised to the community for so many years, but i realize there are so many projects in in the city and so much to do and challenges to getting everything that we want done in a timely manner. Its not to say that i wouldnt support this project through the process in the process. I have supported funding for this project in the past, but with our budget process coming up i do think its more appropriate to include a project of this nature in the budget process and not as a supplemental at this time. So unfortunately, i cant support the supplemental. Thank you. Supervisor yee. Thank you. When we had this discussion at the budget committee, we actually continued this item for a week, in the hope that supervisor avalos would be able to have a discussion with the Mayors Office to see a Clear Pathway in funding this project. Yes, this project is in district 11 and borders about two blocks from my district. So in many ways this project really impacts both our districts, both 11 and 7 directly. I have been supportive of this project, really exciting project that has been sitting there for a while. Im going to be supporting this supplemental, and hope my hope is that even if we get the supplemental today, that this discussion at the budget during the budget process will happen any way. Well be still be far short of the funding required to complete the whole project. So colleagues, i really hope that im hearing the right thing, which is that people will continue to support this project in one form or another. Im hoping today that many of you can actually voteyes on this item. Thank you, supervisor yee. Supervisor campos. Thank you, madam president. My understanding from what has been said about this project is that this project is ready to go. And while i understand and respect the fact that people as a general rule dont want to do supplementals, i think that in terms of moving this project forward it might actually be more expensive to wait to actually begin the work. And i certainly was very impressed with the feedback from this community and to me, if were going to end up approving this funding a few months down the road, i think that we should not let form dictate over substance. I think we should just move this forward. I know from being on this board that supervisor avalos has been very responsible in how he brings any supplemental before this board. Its not something that he does, and so im going to defer to his judgment, and he believes this is something that is needed for his district. Thank you, supervisor campos. Supervisor peskin. Thank you. Some 15 years ago when the mta owned this property, it was actually going to be demolished. The city rallied and then my then College Supervisor sandoval rallied and district 11 rallied and we were able to make, i think, a courageous decision under the leadership of then rec and parks general manager elizabeth gold stein to transfer that facility to rec and parks. Its been a decadeandahalf. Supervisor sandoval endeavored for eight years. Supervisor avalos has endeavored now for an additional eight years. I think the time has come. This is not about district 11. This is part of the citys patrimony. This is a great historic resource. We can breathe new life into this resource. It will create jobs. It will create housing it will create a muchneeded facility and save one of the greatest earlycentury buildings of this city. I urge all of you to consider this and to vote for it. It is time to get it done. Thank you,supervisor peskin. With, that seeing no other names on the roster, madam clerk please call the roll. On item 3 supervisor breed . No. Breed no. Supervisor campos . Aye. Campos aye. Supervisor cohen . Aye. Cohen aye. Supervisor kim . Aye. Kim aye. Supervisor mar . Aye. Mar aye. Supervisor peskin . Aye. Peskin aye. Supervisor tang . No. Tang no. Supervisor wiener. Aye. Wiener aye. Supervisor yee aye. Yee aye. Supervisor avalos. Aye. Avalos aye. Eight ayes and two nos where supervisors breed and tang in the dissent. The ordinance passs on the first reading. [ gavel ] also its now past 2 30 and well be going into our 2 30 commendations and we have a few on our schedule today i will start with supervisor campos and supervisor avalos. Supervisor avalos, would you like to begin . For john rodney . Arent you honoring someone together . Yes. Great. Why dont you start . Great, i will start. If i may call on the incredible i guess are we going to do well do that one first. The first one is a proclamation that is actually recognizing and remembering the legacy and the memory of a great man, the archbishop of el salvador oscar and to recognize the consulate general of el salvador, who is here and those who have followed latinamerican and know ocean Bishop Romero was a courageous priest who spoke up continuously on behalf of those that were less fortunate, on behalf of the poor, the oppressed in that country of el salvador. He always preached a vision of unite. The killing of Bishop Romero not only shocked that country, but of latin america and the whole world. On the eve of his death, archBishop Romeros teaching guide not only the western hemisphere, but the whole world and we know his presence is a very vibrant one in the bay area, where his memory lives in the hearts of so many people. A commendation for the legacy of monmonsignor romero on this very special day we would like good afternoon everybody and welcome to San Francisco board of supervisors meeting for tuesday april 26, 2016. Madamclerk please call the roll supervisor avalos, present. President breed, present. Supervisor compose, present. Supervisor cohen, not present. Supervisor farrell, present. Supervisor kim, present. Supervisor mar, present. Supervisor peskin, present. Supervisor tang, present. Supervisor wiener, present. Supervisor yee, present. Supervisor cohen, present. Madam president all membererize present. Ladies and gentlemen, can you penalize please join in the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of america and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Thank you madam clerk are there any communication . None to report today colleagues any change tooz the march 22, 2016 Board Meeting minutes . Seeing none motion to approve. Motion by supervisor kim and second by supervisor mar. Take this without objection . Without objection those meetings minutes pass after public comment. Can you please read the consents agenda. Items 17 are routine. A item may be removed and considered separately. Item 17, supervisor kim, aye. Mar, aye. Peskin, aye. Tang, aye. Wiener, aye. Yee, aye. Avalos, aye. Breed, aye. Campos, aye. Cohen, aye. Farrell, aye. There are 11 ayes those items are finally passed and approved unanimously item 8 is ordinance to approve a amendment to redevelopment plan fl transbay wedevelopment project area to increase height limit to 400 feet in block 1 of zone 1 and make the appropriate findings can we take this item same house same call . Without objection the ordinances unanimously finally. Item 9, please. Ordinance to appropriate approximately 306,000 for legacy business registry and historic [inaudible] may rs office of economic and Workforce Development. Same house same call . Without objection the ordinance is finally passed unanimously. Item 10, referred without recommend from budget and finance. Resolution to authmunicipal Transportation Agency to [inaudible] for appreciately 7. 3 acre of space to be use frd sfmta bus operator training. Supervisor u . Yee. I appreciate the mta has come back to the board with a alternative option in terms of their need for a Training Facility and has a significant cost savings compared to the initial proposal so today i would like to motion to refer item 10 back to committee. Okay, supervisor yee made a motion to refer this item back, second by supervisor cohen. Supervisor cohen some i second the motion jrbs seconded by supervisor cohen. Supervisor farrell . To budget and finance committee . Correct. So, supervisor yee is motion to send the item back to budget and finance subcommittee and second by supervisor cohen. Without objection thist will be sent back to committee. Item 11 is ordinance to anend Green Building code and environment code to establish requirements for Building Construction for renewable [inaudible] to set a january 1, 2017 operateative date and provide for appropriate findings and afirm the sequel findings. Without objection the ordinances passed unanimously. Next item item 12, ordinance to amnds the administrative code to codify the process for imposing sangzs for county adult system programs or cap Program Requirement jz establish a 3 year rental Assistance Project [inaudible] supervisor farrell. Thank you. When colleagues passed [inaudible] provide benefit frz housing and services that will keep people stabilized. Success of the program has spoken for itself. In work wg a number of advocates wie found a minor flaw that led to a handful of individuals being evicted which causes them to cycle into homelessness and cost more money if the individual remains house. [inaudible] non compliance with Program Requirement frz third time, hsa notified the individual the benefit may by discontinued. In some circumstances we can get the individual back into the [inaudible] clients who are sanctioned after inthird non compliance have no tublt pay rent and have their housing security threatens. I introduce this reform to cash Housing Program that creates a 3 year rental Assistance Project [inaudible] sanctions for failures to comply with requirements of [inaudible] to help keep vulnerable population in the housing and lower risk of eviction. The intent the program is reduce homelessness and improve the health and welfare of individuals. [inaudible] significant ly reduce the risk. Under the proposal and ordinance which is 3 year rental assist nss project care not cash participant engaged in 3 acts of failure to comply will be ineligible to [inaudible] submit a annual report describing the effectiveness there of. Individuals who receive the rental assistance must reinstate during the first muchckt the sanction paerd to reestablish a incorp xh source that allows them to pay rent kwr reestablish participation [inaudible] individuals will not be able to qual 2350i if the discontinuance of the benefit is due to rafraud, willful non compliance or loss of Program Eligibility due to other reasons including increase in income or [inaudible] over all cost the project it cost more to tree the people that are homeless on the street to house them, there is no anticipation of [inaudible] this is a cost savingpologist because it is far more [inaudible] we know homelessness continues to persist as a major issue and in San Francisco and talk tit fwt all the time and providing housing opportunities for these individuals and families continues to be the most Cost Effective and hew humane way to deal with the issue. I ask for your support. I dop to thank a number of people who work on the program over the course of the last year, the general advocacy project, houmless Housing Providers including tenderloin Housing Project which operates the largest care not cash portfolio. [inaudible] noel simmons and their staff and my staff [inaudible] i ask for your support. Thank you supervisor farrell. Colleagues seeing no other names on the roster, can we take this item same house same call . Without objection this ordinance passes unanimously on the first reading. Item 13 is resolution to make change tooz the city special tax district 20091 to amend the financing purns to include accessibility financing and access for persons with disability without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously. Item 14 is resolution to deging neeinate those agencies qualified to participate in the fund raising drive tr officers and employees. Same house same call . Without objection adopted authorize the director of properties on behalf of public works to execute [inaudible] 2,000 oakdale avenue at 1 thousand base year rent same house same call . Without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously. Item 16 is a resolution to authorize the director of risks manage mment to enter into second contract with Alliant Services ink for broker and Risk Management service to increase from all 32,000,000 to 59. 8 million. Without objection the resolution sudopted unanimously. Rez dugz tew prove the Second Amendment to a lease at pier 1 with [inaudible] and exercise the tupgz extend the least for 15 year term and approve the First Amendment to the port of San Francisco sublease at pier 1. Same house same call . Without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously. Item 18, resolution to authorize the dpreckter of transportation of the San Francisco municipal Transportation Agency to enter into a contract with ski data ink for Parking Access and revenue control system at 422 on street park facilities not to exceed 19. 9 million term june 30, 2029 same house same call . Without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously. Item 19, resolution to aproouv the ish United States of Public Utilities waste water Revenue Bonds in amount not to exceed 621 million benefiting the waste water introduce. [inaudible] same house same call . Without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously. Item 20 authorize the execution and pernormance of 99 year ground lease debetween had city and Laurel Gardens for property located at 1555 Church Street in connection with refinance of low income individuals for rent amount up to 950 thousand. Without objection the resolution sudopted unanimously. Item twin, resolution to declare intent thorf city to reimburse experndtures from future bonded indebtedness for Residential Housing bonds and principle amount not to exceed 175,000,000 to finance cost of construction of 311 rental Housing Units located on the first 21 floor of 42 story mixed use building constructed at 510 folsom street, transbay block 9. Same house same call . Woupt objection the resolution is adopted unanimously. Item 22, ordinance to nend please code to authorize director of naurb nob based on certain criteria to relace a [inaudible] to residence with a mailed notice requirement to neighborhood organizations for place of Entertainment Permit applications in neighborhood commercial or mixed Residential District and extend the 9 month deadline. Supervisor wiener. Thank you madam president. This ledgeilation does a few things. First it clarifys how under what circumstances the Entertainment Commission can waive loud speaker fees. We all get communications from constituent and community or neighborhood groups organizeing outdoor event with a microphone and have to pay a loud speaker fee, about 500 and the Commission Grants wavers but there are no criteria so the legislation will provide criteria and guidance for the commission. It also uppidates and modernizing noticing frovisions for the commission and also makes reforms to the ish United States of application for [inaudible] in committee we diskiss adfew possible amendments i want to thank supervisor peskin for his work with the Entertainment Commission and today i want to make a amendment i distribute today you tighten up the language about waver of fees, specifically page 1 line 24 to replace or strike 4 event that receives city funding and replace it with, filed by a entity that received city funds specifically for the event subject of the permit application. That is the subject of the permit application. So, before i take further action i would like to move to make that specific amendment. Okay, supervisor wiener made a motion to amend. Second by supervisor peskin. Can we take the amendment without objection . The amendment passes unanimously. Regarding the noticing update , i think we need to do additional work clarify the language for the Entertainment Commission requested we send that portion back to committee to work it out and then can pass the rest the ordinance. What i like to do is first move to duplicate the file and then ill request that the duplicateed version be sent back to committee and at that point i will make a motion to strike out section 1060. 5 b runs from page 2 line 17 to page 4 line 3 so we will pass the entire ordinance accept for the noting section and with the duplicated file we can work that out in xhiny and pass that legislation at 1 time. I dont know if we can do that in one motion. Are you asking before you duplicate the file to make a amendment to the specific file . No we cht to send the duplicated file back to committee. Can we send the duplicated file without objection . The file is back to committee. The file before us for the file before us i move to strike 1060. 5 b which runs from page 2 line 17 and page 4 [inaudible] can we do that without objection . Without objection that amendment passes and on itemsupervisor peskin did you have comments . I want to thank supervisor wiener for the changes supervisor wiener additional comment snz . Can we take item 22 as amended . Without objection the ord nnss passesue nan masly item 23 is resolution it receive and approve the march 31, 20s 16 housing balance report. Supervisor kim . I want to thank the Planning Department where fr all it work to comply with this legislation the board unanimously passed prl of last year. Finally the board of supervisor jz city is able to get accurate number of market rate aforeable and middle Income Housing we are building and also the number of rent control units we are losing to demilation, condo conversion and no fault eviction. I think the numbers are important helping us understand how to reemp the goal building 33 percent Affordable Housing and 50 percent middle income. The numbers help shape future policies but also tell how we doing today and provide a common understanding how we collect and dhount numbers and determine loss of units. I think that this is helpful in light of the legislation that will come up in item 28 and help threech common goal building as much Affordable Housing as possible. Colleagues can we take item 23 same house same call . Without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously. Item 24 motion to appoint crutrenea hall shelter monitoring term. Can we take this item same house same call . Without objection the motion is approveduenen mississippily. Item 25 is motion to appoint megan roar and michael pen n to Citizen Committee Community Development. Supervisor mar. Thank you president breed. Colleagues i like to make a motion to amend item 25 and replace reverend megan roars name with peter cohen to insure he is reappoint today the Citizens Committee. That is muchbed by supervisor mar and second by peskin. Supervisor tang. Thank you for that request. I will disagree with that motion. In rules committee spl visor cohen and i also sat on and which we decide today put forth megan roars name i want to continue to support parser roar for the role. She came to district 4 to Grace Lutheran Church where she opened up to the the chunch to the entire community throughout the entire city. There has been incredible impact that pastor roar made in the communey and given the interest serving in this cas pacity i would like to see pastor roar take up the seat. I dont know the city recallathize different seat qualification. For example, could peter cohen go in the seat miquellooks likeseat 4 miquel penn was occupying. John gibner. If i can have a minute to pull up the qualification. Do you want to finish the comments or move to other members of the board . I think probably supervisor cohen has comments. Supervisor cohen. Good afternoon colleagues mpt i also sat in the committee and found pastor roar to be incredibly committed, passionate and living the words that she is speaking. She is a pastor of a church on the west side the city, she is the assistant night minter which means she leaves the Night Ministry up and down the streets of San Francisco particular ly in the tenderloin and mission work wg the Homeless Population administering prayer and giving people hope, particularly to people who last hope. She connects people to resrs squz serves and she is also member the Lgbt Committee and represents a variety of unique mixture. Rarely do you find faith and the Lgbt Community represented in one body. I would encourage everyone to reconsider this motion by supervisor mar. I am interested hearing what the City Attorneyhow he will apine on this measure. I will be open to seeing pastor megan roarer on seat 9 and i am open to the conversation to peter cohen being on seat 4, however, i just wanted to just call to attention peter cohen was unable to come to the committee. He said in the letter of the qualifications mr. Cohen sat on this body and was not reappointed just a little over a year ago. Mr. Cohen has done a tremendous amount of work in the community particularly with the organization he works to offer Housing Assistance and tenants counseling but want to caug call into one of the most basic and salient reasons why im supporting megan roarer is she truly embodies the manifestation and advocacy for those in need. The seat is to be filled by person who advocates for low income communities and is connected. I do not believe mr. Cohen is as closely connected to these particular communities as the two respondents to the application. So, i hope that you will consider the Committee Recommendation and i will double check with deputy City Attorney to see if he has a answer. Mr. Gibner. Yes, john gibner. There are no bright line qualification frz this committee. The ordinance in the committee provides the board must consider whether it is appointee is reflect and advance the concern squz needs of low Income Neighborhood jz or communities in the city. There are restrictions on who can serve. I dont think they apply to mr. Cohen or either of the candidates through the rules committee recommended, but members may not be employed by or serve on the governing board with a [inaudible] pending with the city. Madam president. Im done, thank you. Thank you. Supervisor wiener. Thank you madam president. I strongly support megan roarer for this commission and thanks to the rules committee for the work and wont support the motion to amend. I have known pastor rorer for quite some time and it is hard to imagine a more qualified individual for the position. Someone who has done horoic work around low income and homeless marginalized residence the city and pastor roarer deserves or support. We have seen incidents related to this particular committee, instances where the board does notdiverse appointment comes out of the rules committee and not honor bide the board. We saw a few months ago a strong Entertainment Commission nom nee, latino gay man come out of rules committee only to be stripped out by the board of supervisors on a divided vote. On this very committee, the committee dwept Citizen Committee a number of years ago you recall that nicole virera a young latino woman came out of the rules committee and stripped out on the floor of this boards and now we are seeing someone from the Lgbt Committee a transjendser member of the clergy who does stellar work and why would the board not honor the recommendation of the rules committee for someone who is so qualified and brings a perspective that i imagine this committee has not seen very often. There is absolutely no reason to strip out the recommendation from the rules committee of pastor roarer and hope the board defeats this motion. Thank you supervisor wiener. Supervisor kim. Supervisor mar. Thank you colleagues i have Great Respect for pastor roarer and during the discussion in the rules committee and appreciated her passion but think there is no better expert in Affordable Housing Development Acquisition and rehabilitation reach into low income communities to list toon their voices. Peter cohen was on the committee and replaced [inaudible] built the counsel of Community Organizations as a Broad Coalition representing every low Income Neighborhood in the city. Peter cohen continued to work developing new expertise in tenet houseb, out reach and assistance and housing staibltization work in low Income Neighborhoods. He has letters of support from a number of people you all received from senator mark len o to Jennifer Martinez to San Francisco [inaudible] commissioner [inaudible] to College Board president rafael [inaudible] sidy woo to many others reverends and communities leaders [inaudible] he comes strongly recommended by low Income Community leaders. Peters work on a regional level is impressive. Helped to build the leadership on regional approach to housing and jobs have transportation linkage and to a regional perspective there is no better expert that should continue his work on the Citizens Committee on Community Development than peter cohen so strongly urge support to send back to the committee. Im respectful of pastor roarer and hope she can fill a seat at some point but there is no reason not to have peter cohen on the body especially following the footsteps of [inaudible] please support peter cohen for the cccd committee. Supervisor cohen. Supervisor kim. Thank you. I have just been walk around to see what openings are coming up in the cccdc in the future. Im a fan of pastor megan roarer and peter cohen. They do a tremendous amount for the community and know this is a tough decision rules committee has to make every time they meet because they often have very highly qualified candidate said and dont have enough seats to hear all the representation. This helps determine how the dollars are distributed through the community in a way that increases affordability and provides cultural appropriate services in our neighborhood said and think those individuals will be tremendous additions to the committees. Peter cohen served on the committee representing Many Community based Affordable Housing organizations so i request to the City Attorney and Clerks Office to help determine upcoming vacancyerize coming forward and if it is possible there is a way to accommodate all the applicants within this year. I may ask the board if we continue the item to a later point in the meetic until we have the answers around these questions ill take supervisor avalos and then we canand supervisor cohen and have the continued discussion. Thank you prezderant breed and want to thank supervisor kim for her comments. I think great minds think alike and in this case i asked the clerk of the board to show us what the vacancies are on this committee and there are a number of vacancies from the mayor appointments side and i think it is really important that we can actuallyi wish we could have this discussion about competing candidates who are very well qualified and with the full range of seats open and vacant to us, but it seems like we havent quitedont have that before us. However, i wonder if it is possible we can hear from the Mayors Office on what intentions they may have helping resolve the impass i bleev can be easily resolved by the mayor putting forward as a name as a appointee we can have both peter cohen and megan rorer serve on this committee. We have [inaudible] hoping you can give us a response. We have indicated to peter mr. Cohen that we welcome to the application to the body, he hasnt apply today the office but we are happy to consider him if that is something he is interested in pursuing mpt that is great to here. I know the mayor does make that appointment himself and the reason why i am putting forward peters name is he has done a tremendous amount of work in San Francisco on Affordable Housing and Community Block Grant Program and that is something keen interest of mine and my district through the work of [inaudible] peter cohen serves on. We have upwards about 200 units in 2 different sites Going Forward and that effort was really brought forward by a huge collaboration between my Office Community groups and [inaudible] and peter cohen. We are looking at Neighborhood Revitalization which is what the Community Development federal Block Grant Program is about and that vision is something that is important to have continuity on as we move forward as a city to help neighborhoodss like my that are strug wlg commercial corridors stuck in the trunthth century and housing that doesnt meet our needs so i want to see if there is a way maybe we can wait to the thofend meeting and hear whether the mayor can actually make an appointment and sing cume bia with a community that has the expertise of megan roar and peter cohen on it. I just want to make sure we are veer claer clear miquel penn we dont displace them. This is a black man im unwill toog support a motion. In this conversation we need to figure this out. Megan hasnt had a opportunity to serve and demonstrated a willingness to serve and an ability to serve in the full capacity by satisfying the requirements where mr. Cohen served for quite a number of years so lets make sure we dont leave out mr. Penn in this who is a incredible assets and gotten people countless job tooz the Mission Hiring Hall and a tremendous resource for the city. So, lets not forget thank you supervisor cohen. To the president the board to supervisor cohen, i think we look for a solution that includes all the people on the committee. I hope by the end of the meeting we can have answers we whether we can move past the impass. I believe having the diversity is important on the committee. Okay, so clearly there is things that need to be worked out because there is a Committee Process that has a decision has been made at the committee level. I would hope the board will take that into consideration and honor than process and try to figure out some sort of solution for mr. Cohen in some other way but clearly that isnt the case at this time and will move this item to later in the agenda because we have 230 comidations with a number of individuals we plan to honor here today. The first member of the board i like to recognize is supervisor tang, who is honoringor supervisor mar who is honoring Carla Johnson. This is a trio of supervisors doing this. Supervisors tang and kim are honoringing a leader for the city Carla Johnson on the occasion of the requirement. I would like to be added to that as well, we are honoring on the retirement of director on office of disability. Carla couldnt be here physically in the chambers she is watching this through sfgtv. Before i begin out of respect to the office of the Mayors Office on disability i want to acknowledge the director [inaudible] Deputy Director joanna frughouly and Staff Members jim [inaudible] leaders chip [inaudible] cochair colleagues denise [inaudible] i also want to acknowledge our city admininator naomi kelly for being here as well. With supervisor tang and kim, it is a honor to acknowledge carlas incredible work. I really appreciated her patience with me, her huge heart and calm presence as she developed strategies to empower people with disabilities and change cultures so we dont see people with disabilities as a liability or detriment but as strong powerful resourceful people that really should play a role in City Government and community leadership. Mayor office on disability drecktd frr the past 3 years she helped to lead coalition of non profits with City Government and leaders from our communities and starting the task force known as the Advisory Panel for persons with disabilitiess with Many Community based organizations so she bit that community and city partnership. The task force is regularly met in the past 2 years exploring how to expand civil right opportunities for people with disabilities and the importance of hiring people from our communities with different abilities. Carly gene johnson started the career as a carpenter and know there are a lot of carpenters in the audience. She followed passion for re 120ering the beauty of old victorian and a license general Building Contractor before joining the department of public works in the late 1980. 1992 became a member of Disability Community with a industrial accidents that limited to ability to use her hands. Following the passion she had she studied and continued her career at kapartment of building inspection where she worked for 15 years as a field inspector and building inspector. She became the director for dbi and [inaudible] during the tenure at dbi she dwem developed programs to provide a gator level of service and safety to the community. [inaudible] disability disaster planning and interim director in 2012 appointed director in 2014. She advocateed for full staff [inaudible] of the city and county of San Francisco initiative. Through her passion and knowledge she has focused on architectural access qu learned the importance of civil proith for people with disability including communication access and [inaudible] policy and practice and procedures but i will say treating people with disabilities and empowering them at the city level. She worked hard with xhisting staff to build a Cohesive Team in the City Government who work well to provide service to the disabled community. Some of the areas she was passionate include inclusion of accessibility performance standards in pure curement of soft weir application. Height standard for Public Events such as San Francisco giants events and superbowl 50 and town hall meetings. Pedestrian safety promoting safety for senior jz people with disability. Homeless shelter jz maximize access. Pier 70 to other work she is instrumental. Adhering to Quality Control standards. Im not going to read the huge list of her accomplishments, but ill say say she tire lassly working to empower people with disability squz improve the City Government to be as accessible we can. Carly is well known within the city by many elected officials staff and Community Members, but i see her as one of the most humble people. Behine the scenes making major policy improvements for people with disabilities and seniors in the city. She a mentor to me and know many others here colleagues a friend to many staff member jz people in the community at large and she is always going above and beyawn the call of duty to help everyone in need. My hope is we think of carla in this moment at this time and express that same love and respect she always gave to allf us and want to hand it over to supervisors tang and kim. Supervisor tang. Thank you very much supervisor mar i think you summed up everything about carla perfectly. I ghot to know carla when we worked oen a 2 year journey to create land mark legislation in San Francisco requiring all places of public accommodation are accessible to avenue wn. It sounds simple but it was difficult to bridge all the departments and ideas about how that would work out but it was threw coralas steady leadership and calm demeanor and thoughtfulness we came up with a piece of legislation that will apply city wide and that i hope will set a example for many other jurisdictions throughout our cuntsy. Carla if you are watching i want to thank you for your service to San Francisco, we miss you and hope to see you soon and cht to thank you for all the contributions you have made to our great city and beyond. All of us at the board of supervisors send our best wishes to you. Supervisor kim. This is incredibly hard to acknowledge the leadership and Public Service of Carla Johnson under these circumstances, but i did write carla a note yesterday which i wanted to share. Dear carla, you are one of my city hall heroes. I have so much love and respect for you, your sunaceous leadership and Strong Foundation of values. Thank you for being a fiteer and never being scared to stand up for those with less of a voice or those who day to day liveerize overlooked in the city policy and what you believe in. I truly and genuinely enjoyed working with you and send my live and admueration. Carla is representative of some the best we can expect and see from the Public Servants. She is someone who really fights. She isnt snit scared saying what she feels needs to be said rchlt the director of a agency in the city. She knows that if she doesnt stands up and say what she neez to say, no one else will say and that is very hard to do. It take courage to put your job on the line and say this is what i stand for and what the city needs to do to accommodate individualwise disabilities. We have been able to tremendous work with carla thanksgiving tooz honest and dedicated leadership with vision zero particularly for seniors and people can disabilities. She work today identify hot spots in the district where so many residents have a hards time walking from place to place. It was a tremendous pleasure working with carla to figure how 250 make the homeless [inaudible] because they have disabilities and so many of our brother jz sisters that live on the streets are individuals that live with disabilities on a daily basis and we are not accommodating all these needs in the shelter system. Last resort so many of the Community Members depend on. Carla, im so sad you wont be able to continue in your work on behalf of the city but want you to know we love you and your courage and leadership will not be for gotten hope we can continue to honor you passion and the work we foin to do here on behalf of the city and county. Thank you supervisor kim. Spl visor campos. Thank you madam president and want to thank supervisor mar, tang and kim. I have to say that i think that it has been very hard for me and my office to know how to respond. Just want to make two points, one is that Carla Johnson is also a fighter so i know that there is still a lot more that she is going to do and we look forward to being there with her when that happens. Thp only thing i would say to people who are watching in the audience, you meet a lot of amazing people and sometimes you meet so not so amazing people, but carla is through my perspective one of the most remarkable people i have met in government. I have never met a more a better Stronger Public servant than she is, and the fact that she is a incredible public serve ant is only overshodeed by the fact she is a better human being than a Public Servant. She a remarkable woman and want to say thank you and there are thousands of people whos lives have been improved by Carla Johnson that dont know it and it isnt just the disabled community. I want to specifically talk about the transjnder community. I can tell you the lgbt homeless shelter jazzy place we opened on south van ness, it would not have opened without Carla Johnson so thank you carla and look forward work wg you in the very near future. Thank you supervisor com pose. Supervisor peskin i remember working with carla while at department of building inspection and that was a time in dbis histrea that wasnt the brightest of times and she had that independent, that remarkable ethical behavior and always could be tough and firm and gentle and smiling at the same time and coming back to the city hall and was delighted carla was here in her new capacity and sorry i will not be work wg her but hope all the best for you carla. Thank you. I just want to give carla a message. I hope she is a at home resting and listening and want to encourage her to rest easy and he has earned it and deserves it. She left a tremendous marx on San Francisco and done more for the city and county of San Francisco than people do in a life time and your service is greatly appreciated. I have there are a few people you meet in life that are as principleed, ethical and responsive to the call of duty that of which you have displayed every day. I had many conversations with carl late into the evening on the weekends, she was always there and made herself available. She was such a humbleis such a humble person. I just want to thank her, she set a example of what strong woman looks like, sounds like and most porntsly acts like and for that im forever grateful. And i would just add before we finish up with supervisor mar to carla, thank you for your service to city and county of San Francisco. I really have had tremendous pleasure work wg carla before i was on the board of supervisors at the African American art and culture complex. We did a major renovation with office of disability. The compassion and support, the involvement they had in hour small center just made me feel like i was important and that community mattered and was because of her and John Paul Scott and others in that department that stepped up and made sure the community was included, the community had a say. It just shows you that it isnt just about responding to electedficials or people in power, it is about responding to people and people in need and doing what we can as a city to make the livels of those in our Disabilities Community better see something as simple as something we take for granted like walking up the stairs or getting from into a bathroom or getting into a elevator, those things we take for granted are often times struggles for people in wheelchair jz people with disabilities and she wore her heart on her sleeve doing the job. She puts herself on the job trying to make changes and impact peoples live jz i will always be grateful for the respect and friendship that has shown me and the community and as a supervisor she will be true wlae missed in the city and county of San Francisco. Congratulations on your retirement carla and wish you sh very very best. Supervisor avalos. Thank you. I also want to mention my appreciation for Carla Johnson and the work she has done with my office over the years mpt actually know carla my second district, district 9 and i see her walking up and down the street in veterans homes and bruno heights and just see her as such a incredible asset to the city, one with a quite and strong leadership and who helped me to think better how to be a public official based on her integ trity and improving peoples lives. I want d ed to say that carly expressed opposition to the the bike yield legislation i was working on and totally appreciated her reasoning and where she was coming from. It was hard for someone that iwho i respected see much to be on the opposite side of a issue i cared about but the fact you were saying that to me and your reasons i felt were really important that you were able to express yourself and stand for that and want to say thank you for your serve squs wish you the best in requirement and wish you all the love and closeness with your family as you can gather in your moments together. Thank you supervisor avalos. Supervisor mar. Thank you. I wanted to ask if our city administrator naomi cell kelly [inaudible] come forward and also jessica lameen for senior disability action is here. I want to say to carla if you are watching i feel if you are in the room and wish i could give you a hug and thank you for giveic me new eyes to see the world through and how struggles people with disabilities are tied to other opressed people in the kunty and city with the 5 o4 sit ins and take over buildings with the [inaudible] drives change and cultural change and civil rights and just wanted to give you the biggest hug that i could and thank you for helpal to transform me to be a better person in city hall. Naomi kelly. I wish i wasnt here to talk about the retirement of Carla Johnson, but i am glad she is home with her family. I feel like i have the unfinished agenda which many talked about today before i was to leave town we talked about going the homeless shementers and look at accessibility it at pier 80 and continue our fight for accessible websites, to finish off with reenvisioning Public Housing in rad and making sure that all our Public Housing sites are accessible and have the resources in Mayors Office of disability and want you to know carla, im keeping that on my agenda. When she became the director of Mayors Office of disability she came [inaudible] make sure all my business cards have braille and jen nifer [inaudible] make sure our cards are accessibility. Her work with Emergency Planning and evacuation and making sure after disaster those with disabilities can be evacuated. Her work is feemas best practice. I would be remiss to not talk about the 10 year captime plan chblt every we do she makeatize to every Ground Breaking public opening and worked closely with department of public works, our Major Construction department to make sure everything is accessible. I will continue on our curb cut program to make sure we are taking care of the curb cuts and making sure all the public work departments as they trench into intersections we make sure the curbs are accessible and the work she has done with our hiring practices making sure that we are promoting the disability in San Francisco and in our government. So, carla, you are a mentor, a confidant and colleague squz friends to countless people no matter who they are and i couldnt agree more that the work you have done has benefited so many in San Francisco and you personify generosity, love, kind heartedness, passion, straenth and compassion and a wonderful Public Servant. Thank you. Thank you. With that, i just want to say thank you again carla for your service to city and county of San Francisco. And now i would like to recognize supervisor peskin to honor the men and women of Central Police stations. Supervisor peskin. Thank you, if i could ask captain dairfb udluzar and officers to come to the front. Madam president , colleagues, members of the public, this is a extraordinary story of harrowism and bravery that happened just 10 days ago. The officers that you see before us actually come of you may remember them for some of them or at least one was in the mayors detail. At 815 a. M. Saturday april 16, officer troy peal and benjamin san tana from San Francisco station responded to burglyly r located at pacific avenue. The rizdant returned to the home [inaudible] assisted entering the unit while officer san tana searched the buildings. The apartment had beenren sacked she was sure the burglar must have entered through a wipdo using scaffolding. Found a suit case on the roof. The resident confirmed it was hers and it was filled with items from her apartment. It appeared the burglar dropped the suit case as he fled and around this time Police Dispatch received a support of a suit case in alectomy well located on leavenworth, the roof at this location is ajaist toochbt the roof of the reported burglary on 1300 block of pacific. Officers responded to this location as well. A third call soon came to Police Dispatch regarding a possible robbery in progress also located on the 1500 block of leavenworth. A woman found a armed man inside her home and held at gun point and ordered her to remain quite while he hid from the police. She was on the phone with her husband and her husband called 911 and dispatchers sent officers from central to aid and rescue. Officers anthony yang came across the roof top from one building to another. Located at the 1500 block of leavenworth and rescued the woman. He entered a stair way and descented into the building. The suspect fled through the back of the building. The victim escaped through the front door. The suspect fled into the stair well encountering officer yang and pointed his gun at the officer. Officer yang positioned himself around the corner, the suspect ran down the stairs and out the back door. Officer pursued the suspect. A team of central officers including officers peal, darla mick bride, hillary harper, george [inaudible] sturly hayes and katelyn low led by sergeant [inaudible] and Joseph Fisher and molly [inaudible] participated in the pursuit. The sus spect ran across the rooch top and came to a dead end of 3 story buildic with no roof left to run on. Officer san tana authorized the suspect to drop the weapon. The suspect jumped on a tree building and landed on a parked audi. The suspect was taken into custody not a shot fired. That is a incredible story. I want to cumind captain luzar for his leadership. [applause]. Officer for your brevely and heroism and cool and cant thank you you enough. We are joined by officer san tana, peal, katelyn low and puchety. Thank you for your service. I have comidations for other officers involved. Thank you. I want to thank you for taking time out of your busy schedules to recognize these hero of San Francisco Police Officers. We are very grateful to be here today and very grateful to work with these men and women. Officer peal and san tana 22 years in the Police Department responsible for paroling Fishermans Wharf and russian hill. Officer katelyn [inaudible] votes for funding of please academy classes. This is the fruit of your labor and result of hiring more Police Officers our communey early on a saturday morning to be hereees, help residents app hend burkelersism supervisor peskin thank you for taking a leadership role only Public Safety in district 3. Pleasure to work with you and thank you for the invitation today. [applause] congratulations captain luzar z men and women of Central Police station, thank you so much for your service. [applause] supervisor peskin you have another commendation. Thank you as you know i rarely do commendations so using up all [inaudible] sure you do. Colleagues today im delighting to honor tina moilen who is a grassroots neighborhood leader as she is retiring from russian hill neighbors, a group i had the pleasure working with over many years on many issues from planning to open space, neighborhood beautification. I know supervisor farrell who we share tina as she spans two districts. Russian hill is a remarkable and special neighborhood that is part the historic fabric the sirty and contributes so much beauty, iconic design and world renound esthetic. During her 5 long years as president , tinny helped build the group board of directors, guide the respect design zoning and Land Use Committee known as disy lieu, reser rect committee on families with children, which is a active and positive force on the hill and has been a campion for Neighborhood Parks and open space. Street Sweep Program is Award Winning model throughout the city and known as the hostess with the most est bringing together residence. Tina is a Problem Solver and there are several folks out there that want to thank for the years in the neighborhood. In addition to captain lar zar [inaudible] commanders alike to offer opinion on just about anything is qu everything and known as someone who comes through with a solution to any problem. She is always updete, positive and always willing to roll up mur sleeve jz pitch in where she is needed. I think jamie [inaudible] who knows tina is everywhere you need her. I also like to recognize incoming rhn president emily herald as well as board member caral an rogers and think is jim dudly here . I know former captain jim dudly wanted to be here but like to bring up tina and husband mike and thank them for their work and present you with a proclamation on behalf of the San Francisco board of supervisors. [applause] before we recognize we want to supervirez farrell would like to say a few words. I think senator cop wants to cumind mrs. Moorelen as well welcome senator and former state senator pr mr. Cop. Before that happens i want to take a moment to thank tina. Tinny knows how i feel about her and worked together for years now and tinny, you are the best. We get to work with our neighborhood groups in the different districts,rision hill is one of the most amazing groups and tina and mike are amazing froneds and tina as a neighborhood leader you are irreplaceable. I want to thank you for being there and it has been a absolute pleasure to work together. Couldnt think of a better leader for a neighborhood and all San Francisco. We will miss you dearly. You have big shoes to fill but congratulations. Thank you. Can i say a couple words . Of course thank you for visor peskin and farrell and all the supervisors. Brf i came up here i felt like a pee in a pod compare thood accolades for the previous honorees, but are you sure you were speaking about me . That is like a shot of adrenalin. I have enjoyed my years on the board. It got to the point where my husband joined the board as communication director so he could see me more often. We have a out standing board of 22 people and this award is their award. Im just the one they can call and complain to because i dont have small children or full time job so i do credit them but the main thing we do is collaborate. We try to collaborate with anybody on any issue and think kindness matters is so true. I grew up with it and i think what is good for San Francisco is good for russian hill instead of the reverse. I have been up against people that says it doesnt work for russian hill if there isnt a left hand turn. It does work for russian hill because it works for San Francisco. With that, i just thank you. I feel so honored and our new president emily herald is already taking it away so im thrilled so will safety chair so ook for forums on safety. I believe captain luzar and [inaudible] thank you supervisors. I was tasked the job putting together a Police Community advisory board, new to San Francisco. Tinny moilen i had never met her and took off like a top. Her tenacity and commitment. Right away she said yes. To this day we are very good friends. Thank you for honoring her and tina it is well deserved, and it is you. You wereit will continue Going Forward but it a great selection and great recognize noigz. Thank you supervisor. Captain lar zar. I want to congratulate tina. Tina fs in my office giving me the lay the land welcoming me and wanting to introduce me to russian Hill Community and irked so closely together for the last 2 years while at central station. Of the last 24 hours she is organizing a meeting in russian hill in response to things going on there. Tina, thank you for everything you have done for the San Francisco Police Department and community as well. Thank you and congratulations. [applause]. Thank you for your service to the city and county of San Francisco mr. Moran. I wd like to recognize eric mar for our final commendation for today. You know on friday we celebrated the 46th earth day in throughout the kunty a world life celebration in support of environmental protection, Environmental Activism but this work is National Parks week and 100 anniversary of National Park service so it is fitting i believe we are honoring an amazing leader for National Parks on a National Level and just an amazing Richmond District artist, park advocate and environmentalist mr. Amy myer. Mrs. Myer, will you come forwards. The new guardian fwrz the golden gate how american got a great National Park authors by amie myer with randolph [inaudible] tells the history of National Park service and history of San Francisco and bay area region. Over 4 decades amie is a integral advocate and campion creating and preserving the ggna. She is a mother, gallen tear, guardian, author and visionary. Amie myer born in brookland new york and graduated from Overland College and married george myer. Nob nab after service the couple stayed in San Francisco. George passed in 1998. Together they had two daughters who are now married and live near amie with fmlies in richround. They are always and our a close nit family and enjoys park adverners. After the first ether day amie myer nob nab 1972 is the ggnr, one the fers National Parks established in a middle of sth urban area. I want to acknowledge sierra club becky evans who is a leader oof the sierra club and work with amie and others to develop a organization that is about preserving the environment. 1972 after a park enlarging campaign with outlandishly effective legislative menurfbs by elected representatives from local state to national , 34,000 acre park was signed into law by president nixon. Amie established people for golden gate rec area serving as cochair for many years. Advocacy led to the significant park expansions, prompt acquisition of park land and quality laning and development, park Land Protection and establishment of presidio trust. Amie helped establish peem frl prusid yeworking on legislation with speaker pulosy to create pusidio trust and served as a chair in the past. 1997 was appointed by president clinton to be board of directors established by federal lechblg slaigz to carry out conversion of presidio from military post to National Park and make it self sufficient. [inaudible] Fort Point National Historic Site and 80 thousand acres in 3 counties and share with point reyes. [inaudible] the only break is there golden gate and these parks with the city piece of unit nations golden gate bio sphere reserve that 17,000 people visit each year. I want to invite peep tool my office tomorrow from 5 to 7. Amie myer and other leaders it is author day reception so please join us. I want to just say that amie has been a trusher to work with to learn about the history and fuch frr our parks and city and country. Let me ask to give a round of applause for amie myer, the mother the golden gate recreational area. [applause]. Thank you very much. I feel this is a very special time. It is earth day, its the year of hundredth Anniversary National park service. I also want to thank the supervisor and people sitting here, you are experiencing a heritage that started in San Francisco in 1870 with the mayors who set aside Golden Gate Park and parks and squares and then the later people who saved [inaudible] woods [inaudible] and Point Reyes National sea shore and that is some the pieces. 100 years after those mayors i had that history and work that had already been done and we used to joke at people for golden gate area is all we were doing is connecting it dots. 45 years after the park was authorized you here are part of this history and to have this kind of recognition of the centennial of National Parks, i thank you very much. It isnt something you can say is just done because we have a saying among conservationist is all the gains are temporary and all the losses are permanent so always have to be guardians of our parks. Thank you very much. [applause]. Congratulations again mr. Myer, thank you for your years of service on behalf of the environment and ggnra, thank you. With that, we will return to our regular agenda. Madam clerk. Item 25 is on the floor currently. It is the appointment to the Citizens Committee on Community Development. Item 25 that is correct. So lets go to item 26 and well return to that later. Motion to reappoint patricia web b patricia wooley, [inaudible] in Home Supportive Service public support terms ended [inaudible] roll call vote supervisor kim, aye. Mar, aye. Peskin, aye. Tang, aye. Wiener, aye. Yee, aye. Avalos, aye. Breed, aye. Campos, aye. Cohen, aye. Farrell, aye. There are 11 ayes the motion is approving unanimously. Lets go to committee reports. Item 27 and 28 considered by there land use and Transportation Committee at meeting monday april 25 forwarded adcommittee rorlts. Item 27 is ordinance to exempt the hume door located at 275 baltry street from [inaudible] in the Tobacco Sales ordinance for home doors new location at 1 Embarcadero Center for location within 500 feet of another permitted establishment and issuing the permit in a district with 45 or more such permits. Colleagues take this item same house same call . Without objection the ordinance passes on the first reading. Item 28, orbd nns to amend planning to increase the Affordable Housing fee and other requirement tooz require the controller to prepare a feasibility report regarding the housing requirement and make recommendation by july 31, 2016 and every 3 years there after. Committee and aform the Planning Department ceqa determination. Supervisor kim. Thank you president breed and thank you for your consideration of the item to increase our inclusionary Affordable Housing fee both on and off site. This legislation is a commitment that was made by 11 member thofz board and beginning of march to address how we treat the 19,000 residential units in the pipeline post the unanimous passage of the Charter Amendment which will take out the ceiling we put in place how much Affordable Housing we can require the Market Rate Developers to build. I want to thank you aaron peskin for all his work with our office on helping to make the legislation happen and to kate stacy from City Attorneys aufss to draft and redraft this legislation over the last 2 months in short order, not a small amount of work. This ord nnss codifys the agreement major component included in the resolution sponsored by supervisor yee. This ordinance does 3 things, one, it setsfurcate new inclusionary housing requirement including temporary requirements for projects in the pipeline raising what we expect developers to build by 1 percent if they submit environmental application in 2013. 1 and a half in 2014 and 2 and a half percent in 2015 treating all Development Projects equally depending on the tame thisubmitted the proposing. It requires the city to prepare a Economic Feasibility study by july 31 of this year so the board may determine what the new inclusionary housing requirements are after the passage of proposition c on june 7. In the mean time, we have set interim control asking developers to build 25 percent. The first time the city required production of low Income Housing and raising the off site fee to 33 percent. It aults establishes a Technical Advisory Committee appoint bood thiMayors Office and board of supervisor tooz consult with the controller on the scope of the Economic Feasibility study. Ledgeilation such as these are not easy to put together but we have brought together [inaudible] how to get to the solution of building more Affordable Housing in San Francisco. This is something all steak hold rs grew ewoo need to do and we are making frup the 200 units of housing we lost decreesh the requirement from 15 percent to 12 percent. I do want to acknowledge the market rate Developer Community working with supervisor peskin and bhieself to filgier how we can solve for the 200 additional unit that we would like to build to make thup the units we lost over the last couple years to make sure our working class and middle class can continue to reside here in San Francisco. We are also making good on compliment to the voter izen 2014 when they passed prop k asking the city to insure 33 percent of all new housing constructed in San Francisco is affordable to low and moderate Income Housing or preserved and protected. Additional 17 percent for middle income house holds. Our inclusionary Affordable Housing program is one the most important components to create more affordable in San Francisco. It is long acknowledged and natial reports throughout the country that this is oneof the most important ordinances a city and implement to make sure they meet the needs of working class and middle income families. Many of the families are one step away frame homelessness on the streets leaving from pay check to pay check and it is a moral delima when working families become the Fastest Growing dem grachic in our Homeless Count here today. This obligation doesnt just fall upon the city and our public taxpayers which it does because we continue to invest in Affordable Housing through the general fund dollars and tax increment but falls on the private developers. This legislation says the market should be accountable to building more Affordable Housing. The record amount of housing included to include more housing to our low and moderate income families is very important and this legislation will provide the balance and fairness to projects with current applications pending representing 19, 275 units in the pipeline. We are also increasing the number of bmr units and for the first time with proposition c including middle income house holds in the program. Sthais significant and material increase and these are home frz 200 of our individuals and families. Teachers, nurses, service and restaurant workers, the childcare providers. We have cafted this legislation work wg neighborhood advocateess, Community Housing dwept, labor, Market Rate Developers and Mayors Office to create a fair and reasonable approach to addressing the pipeline and do want to acknowledge and thank the mayor himself for personally working on this legislation with supervisor peskin and myself to build trust and increase collaborative efforts for a goal we share which is we want the city to be a city for all. Colleagues i ask for your support on this item and also supervisor peskin and i are available to answer questions thank you sfr visor kim. Supervisor wiener. Thank you very much madam president. I will not be supporting this legislation today. I did vote against it committee yesterday and will vote against it today. I supported placing prop c on the ballot because prop c allows to remove the inclusionary percentage out of the charter and to not have it frozen in time which is how it is now and that isnt good policy and taking it out of thcharter makes sense and also support raising inclusionary percentage. When we put prop c on the ballot it was 25 percent temporary percentage and i think the idea has always been that we would determine based on the Feasibility Analysis what the appropriate percentage or percentages would be to maximize the number of affordable units we produce. I think that is everyones goal. It is about the number of affordable units that we produce because we know that 25 percent of zero is zero so we can say 25 percent, 50 percent, 75 percent, we can say a number that sound good but if it means no housing or less housing is produced we may have fewer affordable units produced. We had a couple hearings in the Land Use Committee on this legislation and what we know is there was no analytical basis for the 25 percent. It is a number that sound good, 33 percent also sound good and 50 percent sound good but there no analytical basis saying 25 percent is the way we get to the highest number of affordable units. In fact, we knee and confident there are projects for which 25 percent makes the likely makes the project infeasible. We know as far as anyone can tell and i asked around and havent been able to learn of a such project in San Francisco, no project has hit 25 percent affordable units without a public subsidy or ubzoning. I asked people who i think have knowledge of it and as far as i can tell, no project in San Francisco has hit 25 percent without public subsidy or ubzoining and this applies proiv percent across the borebd with any and all projects with 25 or more units. It doesnt distinshuish between the projects that have 30 units versus 8 hundred units. It doesnt distinshuish on building heights and where economics may be different t is one size fits all any project 25 or more. We should be adoptedpert the cart before the horse or this legislation purts the cart before the horse. We should be basing this legislation on the Feasibility Study, not adopting a percentage that is effectively throwing a dart at a dart board before we have the Feasibility Analysis. I know that the board wim have the option after the feasibility comes out i understand it will be this summer thmpt board has the option to change the percent based on the Feasibility Study but the board submit required to do so. I think we should have the Feasibility Study first and then base this legislation on that Feasibility Study so we maximize the number of units. In committee yesterday and asked a series of questions to the Planning Department, will this legislation with this percentage increase, decrease or keep the same the number of units produced in San Francisco and the answer, we dont know. Will this increase, decrease earcopy the same the number of afford b8 units and answer, we dont know because we dont have a Feasibility Study what impact this legislation will have on houseic ing in San Francisco. This legislation could become a de facto housing moratorium. I hope and pray im wrong with that but should base on analysis. If the board comes back based on the Feasibility Study and make as number of adjustments that is great and will be happy if and when that happens but think we should fwraitd the Feasibility Study to pass this legislation. Thank you supervisor wiener. Supervisor peskin. Thank you madam president , colleagues. I think this is a historic moment in these chambers and i want to absolute supervisor kim who is leading in and around the issue but around the conversation building housing that is affordable to every day san franciscan whether they are low income, moderate or middle income, we are doing a fine job of building 5 Million Dollar daundo, but for the rest we have got to braing that into balance. We heard about the housing balance report and was in these chambers 15 years ago where without a fiscal Feasibility Analysis my then colleagues supervisor mark leno created San Franciscos first inclusionary law at 12 percent and yes, we heard sky was going to fall, not another stick would be built, but we actually brought hundreds and hundreds of units of Affordable Housing that wasnt a part of it and very pleased that 8 years later we raised that to 15 percent and that was the first time we actually employed the use of fiscal Feasibility Study. This is a evolving field. In 2013, 14, 15 whether you are from build{construction or real ater or look frg housing we all know we could have built thousands of aadditional units of Affordable Housing in the town had nat not been stuck in the charter. What does this legislation do . It immediately for supervisor yees ruzlution all 11 voted for will create approximately 200 units of Affordable Housing out of the existing pipeline and we were judicious and treated that pipeline lightly and dont think any have gotten a complaint from market rate Housing Developers they cant afford the 1 percent or 1 and a half percent or 2 and a half percent year we are getting out of the pipeline. 200 units of Affordable Housing unit out of the pipeline and that is first step. We will have a fiscome feasibility report i trust in our controller to do that as well as humanly possible. Yes t is part art and science and thereat is why we will have discretion and retain authority and have to work with executive branch because we need 8 votes or 6 and signature. We have in and around this very sense tv, very politicized, very financially lukeative issue built relationship of trust work wg mayor lee and think what you have before you is consensus measure. All 11 voted to put the Charter Amendment on the ballot and that Charter Amendment we all know when we voted for it includes the interim 15 plus 10 percent, the 25 percent, that isnt nj transit bus operations, inc. , nj transit rail operations, inc. , nj transit mercer, inc. , nj ew news to the board. We voted for supervisor yees motion which supervisor kim and i adhered to. That isnt news to this board. So, while any member of the body can ksents it is inconsistent given the actions and commend the legislation to you and hope it will pass at least a 10 to 1 vote. Thank you, supervisor peskin. Supervisor tang. Thank you president breed. This was a very difficult for me because on the one hand in our conversation before prop c was on the ballot i had concerns and issues setting a percentage that wasnt based on analysis. I understand supervisor peskins explanation of how we arrived at it, however i would have also liked to have seen the Economic Feasibility study done before we had come up with the trailing legislation. On the flipe side i also understand we are potentially applying these new requirements to projects in the pipeline. I understand there are quite a number of [inaudible] in this legislation which isnt perfecktd but better non not having it in there. I will support the legislation on the condition we will follow up on the commitment as stated in this ordinance and resolution we will follow up with Economic Feasibility report that is due july 21, 2016 and will work adjusting the ordinance in the future based on the study to something that again is based on analysis potentially flexibility based on Economic Situation of our city and so that is what will allow me to support this particular legislation today. By all means it doesnt mean i support a hard cap of 25 percent across the board without that analysis. I will say as i work would the Planning Department and the Mayors Office on Affordable Housing Bonus Program here in San Francisco, i cant understand why that conversation has been divorced from this particular conversation around inclusionary housing requirements mptd i think the two issues go hand in hand more so than some like to admit so i hope moving forwards we can merry those ishuses together to figure how we can collect ivly achieve Affordable Housing for low, very low and moderate income in San Francisco. Supervisor farrell. Colleagues i am also not going to support this item today. Just want a quick imobject thf two things. I do believe more Affordable Housing. I do believe it is comparative we promote viable projects. In march when we talked about the resolution it maximized the feasible Affordable House requirement. We talked about the [inaudible] and believe we need to create more loyer and middle come Income Housing in San Francisco and view that as a responsibility as well but dont believe the points are honored with this today. I think the maichb point from my perspective i do believe apologist of this magnitude should be driben by feasible and not arbitrary numbers put into had legislation. We agree we need Affordable Housing but i dont believe before Feasibility Study are conducted. Unlike all previous changes this is not supported by a study like that. To the cost and consequences are real. We want to lower housing cost and this has the potential to increase and jeopardize 1 thousand units in the pipeline. A lack of analysis before hand like many analyst who looked at this legislation can curtail new housing and it isnt something im willing to support. The consequences of costing jobs, new units being built in the districts, as well as affordsal housing. I voted similarly to place prop c on the ballot and believe the inclusionary should be taken out. I vote frd the trailing resolution as a compromise in front the trailing ordinance to make sure we analyzed that but i dont believe the legislation in front of us today does what the resolution intended. I will support the building of more housing and support policies that build more Affordable Housing and economically feasible so want to go on record from my perspective and know ill continue to support policies backed by analysis and not arbitrary numbers. Supervisor yee. Thank you president breed. When we discussed the Charter Amendment which is prop c there were issues and also a deadline and nobody felt like we were going to resolve some of those outstaning issues before the deadline. The reason why i authored that resolution to move us forward was to make sure that as we move forward and the planning matter we address these issues. Two issues were outstanding, one being the grand fathering issue which again there was no definition at the time, but the idea was that the different sides come together and define as well as they can at this point. The other piece of this was is 25 percent the real number or not and for now we were saying use 25 and everybody knew that and at some point givethen timeline we put in the resolution and for this trailing ordinance piece of legislation to try to follow that timeline it is in there. The Feasibility Study will be done. We will base our new numbers as soon as possible when the Feasibility Study is completed and there is a promise it will be completed in a timely manner. Imfor myself being the audibilityer of author of the resolution say lets get these things done. I think this piece of legislation does exactly that and the fath fact people have to come together and compromise and have spoken to different sides of the commize in terms of the grandfather and pretty much everybody is saying i wish it could be better but it is compromise and we understand that and can live with that. That is why im supporting this and think as supervisor peskin was saying, this is historic. We are going to get to that number as close as possible and it will be way better than 12 percent. The fact that we really need this and move forward with this, im very very happy to be a coauthor of this trailing legislation and i predict that we will do better than we have done and that in fact, the prop c and other things are not going to be the damper in terms of causing us to lose housing, the ability to build housing in San Francisco. Thank you. Thank you supervisor yee. Supervisor campos. Thank you very much. Im prepared to make a amendment if this will bring supervisor farrell z wiener along if we increase to 30 percent or perhaps 35 well do it. Happy to make that amendment now, but on a serious note, i just want to say i want to say i thank supervisor kim and peskin for their leadership and believe it is one the most significant pieces of legislation we have seen on housing and know there are a number of people in my district want a number be higher but i think this is a step in the right direction. The other thing is i bow for folks in places like the mission kwr district 9 and 10 and 6, the issue of pdr, is a very important issue and look forward working on that issue in the very near furcher so happy to foret this today and congratulations to supervisor kim and peskin. Thank you. Supervisor avalos. Supervisor campos to cummd supervisor kim and [inaudible] i recall in 2001 when the level was set and what a incredible thing it was and there were very few places around the country that had a inclusionary law what so ever so San Francisco was taking lead across the country in that and i am part of a network of elected officials that look at our laws. There arevy few things i regret being othenboard of supervisor squz things i voted on. One of the things i regret is hearing the language that the americas Cup Organizing Committee endeavor to raise 32,000. The other was at the tail end of the process, the Charter Amendment for prop c having trust fund developed. I was focused on trying to get the 32 million of gross receipts tax i didnt Pay Attention to the housing tax fund like i needed to. It was a tairl thing to do and understand how that language got in there, everyone felt the economic [inaudible] will continue the way it did, but we set the market free by lowering the inclusionary level and we actually now the city rents sky rocket. I heard that the rent leveled off and if they level at 5 thousand dollar for a two bedroom place to me that isnt leveling off. That is the market finally settling in what the most wealthy people can affords. Im thrill today vote on this today and thank you fl colleagues for bringing this forward. Thank you supervisor avalos. Spl visor kim. I want to thank my many colleagues who are supporting the legislation. I thought it was important to correct misconception what we are voting on. I heard comments from two colleagues they dont want to vote on legislation of one size fits all of 25 percent and 32 off site without a fiscal Feasibility Study in place. That was voted on in january when 11 member thofz board voted to put this on the ballot on june 7 making the interim controls once we eliminated the ceiling of 12 percent, 25 and 33 percent so that decision has been made. What this legislation does today is we acknowledge there are projects in the pipeline that put in their application 3 years ago, 2 years ago, last year without notice we will increase our inclusionary housing requirement and acknowledge those projects have come in before the notification of the increase, we went into negotiation with our Market Rate Developers to come up with a system we thought was fair yet build more Affordable Housing for our working class and middle class residents. That is what the ordinance that is here today does and if you vote against that, you are saying that everyone in the pipeline should build 25 and 33 percent. That is what the vote signifies. If you are concerned about the future of the pipeline that decision was made when the board voted unanimously in january and february to say we want to remove the ceil and all agreed developered can do more. The ordinance does the thing that came up as criticism which is we require a Economic Feasibility analysis completed by the sate on july 31 so the board does have time to evaluate the new interim controls in a timely fashion and determine this is inmaximum that we can ask more rate developers to build. That is what the Feasibility Study will provide and that number is the number we can move forward on and within that Feasibility Study we wont be looking at everything as a one size fits all. We will look that neighborhoods and height and density and multiple factors including cost of lands. This legislation is a modest piece of legislation that acknowledges i think many of the difficulties but uncertainty of doing development in San Francisco while achieving the goal of building more affordable and middle Income Housing so your vote stood vote for more Affordable Housing in a way that insures fairness for developments in the pipeline and not requireic thel to a new standard they didnt have notice of when they submitted their environmental evaluation application so colleagues, i ask for your support today and thank you in your support over the last couple months in making sure we build more Affordable Housing and make that a realty here in San Francisco. Alright. Since supervisor campos didnt have a second to the amendment, madamm clerk can you please call the roll. Item 28, for visor kim, aye. Supervisor mar, aye. Peskin, aye. Tang, aye. Wiener, no. Yee, aye. Avalos, aye. Breed, aye. Compose, aye. Cohen, aye. Farrell, no. There are 9 aye and 2 no with supervisor wean urand farrell in descent, the ordinance passes on the first reading. [applause]. Madam clerk thank you ladies and gentlemen. Should we return to item 25 or would you like to go to roll call for introduction . Roll call . Okay. We call item 25 supervisor avalos. Thank you i believe we have a motion on the floor and before i like to see if we can go to a vote to support the motion from supervisor mar to support peter cohen for seat on the Citizens Committee for Community Development block program. Mr. Cohen has a wealth of experience all over the city and worked clously with my district which is somewhat i believe a example for the rest the country how to do Community Development work that led to a workforce sent squr housing Going Forwards in my district. I had the opportunity to meet megan roarer in the hall way and will sit with them tomorrow morning. I hope there are vacancies in the Mayors Office and they can consider megan for appointment i think it is great and best of both worlds we can unite on the committee that has qualified people to be part of it, but based on the work i have done with peter cohen i want to support him today for the committee. Supervisor cohen. I thought we were going to be continuing this item. We continued the item to later in the agenda. I athought we were also going to hear a report out when the next seat was available. Do we have that Information Available . I asked the Mayors Office about whether they can support fully vacancy they have on their side with peter cohen. I didnt get a definitive response so rather than just wait for uncertainty i want to have certainty. Okay. So, im not finished. Thank you madam president. So, it is very interesting, here we are again discusing this matter and i want to give the allies of peter cohen certain credit. I think you are some of the most fearest loyalist people i have work would and admire and respect that and think that if the ship was going down you would go down with it and it is a sign as solidarity and that is respectable. Many people would abandon the ship for their own selfish desires to save their own lives. Im not say thg ship is going down, you are picking up the wrong example that im trying to highlight. Im trying to highlight sometimes i think loyalty can blind someone and i believe that a road for peter cohen is a vote in the wrong direction. I think that we need to be moving in a forward and progressive place and for me he represents the establishment, straight white man Property Owner that he has a good heart and done work in non profit communities but in the end when you have the opportunity and believe supervisor wiener pointed out other opportunities where loyalist band together to prevent people of color and lgbt and gender questioning and women from moving ahead and having a seat otthe table so you can still remain in somewhatsome proverseideology of being in power. I want to go on the record im vi mently against this. Appointment and emphaticly support pastor roarer as well as miquel. Thank you supervisor cohen. Supervisor wiener i could never say it as eloquently as supervisor cohen but i agree and think we see here and saw with the rejection of the recommended Entertainment Commissioner who was a new energy gay latino man who had not served and would Bring New Energy to the commission. Not out of any disparagement of the person we did appoint who was highly qualified but bringing the new energy in someone who hasnt served beforewhen the board of supervisors saw 5 years ago rejected nicole revira a young latino woman in favor who was part the club, part of the click. Unfortunate we keep doing this. I think megan roarer brings Extraordinary Service to the committee. The mayor from time to time can help the board out by saying you have two excellent candidates, well appoint one and have them both serve and when the mayor is willing to do that that is terrific and can be a great coom bia moment but it isnt the mayors responsibility to help it board make good choice jz the fact is we have rules Committee Recommendation here of a absolutely supurb candidate will do us proud who hadnt had the opportunity to serve before who will bring new fresh idea tooz the committee and should support this candidate and i will not be supporting the motion to swap in peter cohen. I know president breed would like to speak and hasnt spoken so ill turn to president breed. Thank you supervisor campos for the opportunity. You know, i think that the rules committee made a very good recommendation of two highly qualified diverse individuals. I had the pleasure of work wg mr. Penn who was relentless trying to make sure opportunities were available to people who have a difficult to find employment for. I think she a great selection along with the pastor based on their history, their work ethics, things they have done in the community and it isnt to say mr. Cohen isnt qualified or doesnt have the ability to do this work in the same capacity, but here we have a decision to make as a board and think that the rules committee made a good decision and think we should support that decision. I also like to say that as someone who has experienced some the challenges with Affordable Housing in the city and county of San Francisco and watched as organizations like choochoocontinue to push for building more Affordable Housing continue to push for trying to support low income individuals that Affordable Housing and that work led from my perspective to a lot of dis instruction of the African American community. We have not until neighborhood preference legislation which wasnt necessarily supported by choochoohad a real access to Affordable Housing and it isnt a perfect solution to what we know as a real problem in San Francisco, i understand that and not saying there are singling responsible pr that but clearly some of the failed policy of people involved in the Affordable Housing fight is partially why we rin the situation we are in the first place and why it is important to bring new people and idea tooz the table because we need new change and cant do the same thing expecting a different result and cant keep going backwards to failed policies. We have to bring forth people who understand and who live the way that the folks that we are trying to serve they have lived it and understand what it feels like. That is what this is about for me. Not one person on the board lived in Public Housing in this city for over 20 years accept for me. This is why it is frustrating when we make decisions about people that we need to be thinking about appointing to bring ideas, to bring new perspectives, to change what we are doing on the board of supervisors. This is a great opportunity for change. It is a great opportunity to aproint two incredible individuals and not play politics on the board floor trying to create a seat for somebodys friend who they worked with in a political capacity. I dont support that and i hope that this board will say no to the amendment. There are plenty of opportunities to serve in the city and county of San Francisco on many boards and i applaud anyone who wants to step up to the plate but no one is intite toold the seat. Not one member is entitled to be on the board unless decided by the sate and county of San Francisco, not one person is entitleed to any of the seats just because they surfbed in the past and i encourage you colleagues to support the two candidates who have been brought forward to us here today. Thank you. Thank you supervisor mar. Thank you. Im going to take a deep breath and say i wont sink to the level of charging nepotism and some other charges that have just come up but ill say when yite politics come up and try to think who the best person for a position would be i try to think about empowering women people of color and lgbt and other under represented groups. I look at the politics and track records people have brought to the table. I have nothing but respect for the candidates that are being proposed by the rules committee which i kented on paester roarer but i think she will make a tremendous addition. Peter cohen worked with many low income communities of color, 23 years San Francisco resident, brilliant in policy but also connecting to Community Organizing at the grassroots level. I think as a white alley in Broader Movement for housing justice there is no better ally regardless of his identity that he represents. Ill just say that also that his experience is so valuable to this committee. His work as a expert in acquisition and rehabilitation reserving existing housing but pulling together communities to work together. The Housing Preference ordinance was brought up and know that ccdc was one of the apountants as was i and i believe for visor tang. I believe choochoowas neutral in that situation so think it is unfair to put peter cohen in that category but that is my understanding of inlooking at politics not just identitys of people and groups and looking at their track record of building supporting advocating for and Building Coalition that fight for housing justice and affordsability of all raisks throughout the city. I think peter cohen consistency of knowledge of the former Redevelopment Area to his current work and forward looking efforts, he didnt make the rules committee because he was testifying in sacramento before housing california i believe, so he notified the rules committee of that as well andgist want to call the question and urge people to consider peters long experience and how valuable he is to the committee. Supervisor kim. I do have comments to make but before that i have a question for the Mayors Office and curious how many upcoming vac aensss there are for this committee . Nicole elliott Mayors Office president to supervisor kim. I bleechb we have two vacancies on cccd and we are considering candidates for those seats. Are there specific requirements or preferences in terms of whault the seats cover . Similar to your appointment these appointments are charged to professional expertise in Community Development, Community Development fynance, Affordable Housing, [inaudible] neighborhood planning, Workforce Development, Technical Assistance to Community Base Service Provider squz Capital Project and public space improvements. I know that it is difficult to get a commitment today from the mayor being he isnt here to consider and appoint pastor megan roarer to the ccdc and while it isnt the mayors role to bring the com bia moments he has done it in the past and hope we will strongly consider pastor roarer because of her tremendous commitment to the poorest and most vulnerability members. There was a time the mayor came in and saved the day and that was over our mtc appointment. There were 2 members the board that wanted to serve on our metropolitan Transportation Commission in twen 2011. David compose was the most senior and differ to siniority about supervisor wiener wanted to serve as well. He called my friend and asked him if he would be okay setting aside the nomination so sfr riser wiener could serve along with david compose which represents our Transportation Needs and he came squin made assure both were ail to serve. There is precedent for the mayor coming in and saying we have more qualified nominees and applicants the board would like to see in any given body and qud look to support that membership as well. I will call on behalf the board y have tremendous respect sfr pastor megan roarer beyond any type of identification she does serious work for our city. Serious work service our poorest residence and it comes from her heart. She tremendous leader and Public Servant and know supervisor avalos and i work would her and very much like to see her on the [inaudible] that being said, i had long committed tie support to peter cohen weeks ago before i know the full portfolio of applicants applying for the seat. Peter cohen has long represented a voice on cccd which represented our Affordable Housing developers. There was a seat held by renee [inaudible] in the past and held by peter cohen following and it is a Important Role on the committee and many of the aforeable housing organizations from sf organizing project to chinatown cdc to rebuild San Francisco together and Young Community developers have written in support making sure their voices are representative through peter cohen who they all work very closely with. Ideally on both of the members will serve and will do all i can to make sure megan has a voice on one of our committees. She is someone that should serve on a city body and represent the voice of the voiceless. Thank you. Thank you. Supervisor peskin. Thank you madam president. Im delighted there is interest in the body. This is creation of ordinance and administrative code so if there is no desire to accommodate both candidates where think many of us hold in high esteem i hold miss rorer and mr. Cohen in high esteem. It is true choochoohad a seat on the body but suggest we expand the body by 2 seats so it goes from 9 seats to 11 seats and if it pleases this body im happy to introduce the ordinance. Thank you supervisor peskin. Supervisor cohen. Thank you madam president. I agree the mayor has the ability to come in and bring peace here but dont think it lets people off the hook for the double standard that is presented here and i agree that mr. Cohen choochoo and more importantly honoring renee [inaudible] mr. Cohen had to use supervisor kims word long reputation. We are not talking someone who hasnt had a opportunity to occupy the seat, we are talking about someone who has and think it is fair to to allow someone else to have a crack and bite at the apple. Mr. Peskins remarks are interesting because last week one member wanted to split part of a resolution and it sounds like we are trying to bhee accommodating and walk and have it both ways instead of making a decision. Adding a seat so we dont have to make a decision. The crux of the point im trying to make and supervisor or president breed was making is that we have to be consistent with our talk and walk about moving to be progressive and open minded and thinking forward squu pointing people when opportunities become available even if it is meanatize is a loss to us, if it shakes your power base or shakes your core power base, then that is really what it is about. I read a article talking about privilege and privilege is good and dont think a lot of people talk about wanting diversity and equity and paraied until it slaps them in the face and requires them themselves to sacrifice and that is the point we are trying to make is the talk is always one thing, tuesday 2 oclock and on twitter and facebook but the walk isnt matching the talk. Roll call vote on the amendment. Madam clerk. Supervisor kim, aye. Mar, aye. Peskin, aye. Tang, no. Wiener, no. Yee, aye. Avalos, aye. Breed, no. Campos, aye. Cohen, no. Farrell, no. There are 6 aye and 5 no, with tang, wiener cohen and [inaudible] the amendment passes. Like to make a motion to divide the question. Vote on the item separately. The individual separately. Okay. Well take the first vote on mrs. I need a second. Second by supervisor cohen. Take the first vote on mr. Penn and the second vote on mr. Cohen . Yes mpt. Roll call. This vote is on appointing mr. Cohen. Kim, aye. Mar, aye. Peskin, aye. Tang, no. Wiener, no. Yee, aye. Avalos, aye. Breed, no. Compose, aye. Cohen, no. Farrell, no. 6 aye and 5 no with tang, wiener, breed, cohen and farrell in the descent. The resolution is adopted. On the second part the question. Appointing mrs. Roarer. Sorry penn. Kim, aye. Mar, aye. Peskin, aye mpt tang, aye. Wiener, aye. Yee, aye rchlt avalos, aye. Breed, aye. Campos, aye. Cohen, aye. Farrell, aye. 11 aye the resolution is adopted. Lets go to roll call for introduction. Supervisor kim is first member to introduce new business. Thank you. Today im introducing one resolution and hearing request. The first is legislation to rename the 100 block of taylor the gene [inaudible] cafeteria way. August of this year it will be the 5th anniversary of gene [inaudible] turning point not just in San Francisco but Lgbt Community nation wide. It was a moment in time mostly transwem squn lgbt people said no to police abuse and larger discriminatory practice of society ushering parts the civil right movement. The resolution was written 100 percent of the members of transcommunity including women there on the night of august in 1966. I want to acknowledge and thank fuleasha [inaudible] Jasmine Dillen and other leaders for the San Francisco transmarch for their collaboration on the renaming and on the resolution and for speaking their truth. In the 50 and 60s the compton cafeteria was one of the few places in San Francisco and probably the nation transgender people come together. Even many gay bars shunned the transgender. In the 60 the cafeteria management call thd police and asking them to come and enforce against their patrons. The women and members of the Lgbt Community began to picket [inaudible] known as compton cafeteria riot. 50 years later we acknowledge the achievement and other Community Members and acknowledge there is still a long way to go. Transwomen are subject to violence across the country squin North Carolina we have seen the cod fiication of discrimination against transjener people. Our city stands together with the Transgender Community and honor history juchievement and work as legislators and allies are far from done but look forward to the commemoration on transmarch in june. Second, i am calling for hearing on below market rate housing with Affordable Housing unit city. One that was the topic of discussion today. I firstcologyed for a hearing on this item november of 20 freen 14 and was sus priced to discover some tof policies we have in place negatively impact the opportunity for members of the our commune tee who dont speak english proficiently and we dont translate Affordable Housing application and that many the translated applications i have seen didnt come from the city or Market Rate Developers but from Community Based organizations who translated the application. I was advise thered were reform and uniformity on marketing standards and tenet selection criteria across 24 programs over seeing the mayors of housing so speepal will not be surpriseed what certain developers allow or not allow and developer get consistent guidance from the city for the size of the add to duration. It is a year and a half since we held that hearing and want to conform what that looks [inaudible] part of the reason i believe the time is right is we are building more housing than we have before and what comes with that is we are bringing more below market rate units on line than we have ever before. I rene lee learned that the application process continues to include barriers instead of eliminating them for families and individuals who are eligible for the housing but cant speak english fluently. We heard these complaint for a project one block away from city hall. Completing the application squz providing them in a cultural comitant way is the first step allowing everyone to acsays the opportunities. Now no one should be treated like a second class citizen which was observed who we sent out to the offices to sigh how vujs who cant speak english were treated and horrified to learn of the observations. Housing saves lives. I have many constituents but within in particular who is homeless my entire first term on had board who finally won a below market rate condo in rincon hill and it is amazing to see the difference housing has had in his life transforming physically within the first 3 months of having permanent secured housing in a safe neighborhood. There are hundred more the below market rate unit in the pipe line and need to make sure the process is fair and accessible for every member who is eligible. I am call frg a hearing on the below market rate policies and procedures and to answer the question whether the city is doing everything it can to remove unnecessary barrier jz treat all residents with dignity and respect regardless of their capac tee speak english fluently. I wanted to say words but will wait until after david compose introduces his legislation on fire safety which i think is important and excited to cosponsor. I would like to submit a in memoriam on behalf of one of our Public School teachers. Mr. Sal va is a second grade teacher who died of a aneurysm. She taught in the philippines and japan and u. S. For over foiv u 45 year jz came to San Francisco where she taught at beltsy car Michael School for 10 years. [inaudible] her daughter wanted everyone to know how much her mother loved teaching and how much she loved her student many who thought of her as their second mother. The chapel where the memorial was held was full with standing room only. We want to send our deepest condolances to mrs. Solva and family and also second grade class who lost their teacher. We want to acknowledge tina lang duman and betsy car miling car michael of the community Public Servant and educates. May you rest in peace. The rest i submit. Thank you supervisor kim. Supervisor mar. Supervisor peskin. Refer. Supervisor tang. Thank you president breed. Today im introducing a resolution where ill call upon the sate to urge the local businesses to actually support other local businesses and to shift additional 5 percent of their spending to small and local businesses. So, in San Francisco we have over 90 thousand registered businesses and 52,000 of those are Small Businesses and together they employ about 326,000 residents. One thing we do is ask people to shop locjl buy locally because for every 10 Million Dollars we spend locally it leads to the creation of 57 jobs so what we are trying to do in connection with office of economic and Workforce Development and sf biz connect effort we hope the bigger businesses in San Francisco can responds their dollars supporting our other local smaller businesses. One of the things thatthere are a couple examples i would like to share how this is working. For example [inaudible] linked in order some products locally from social imprints which is a print shop in the [inaudible] hires previous incarcerated people. Pinterest superated their largeicating contract so some are sourceed by a smaller kate. The warriors order custom chocolates from a dogpatch chocolate ear. [inaudible] made a t shirt for ainker brewing and guitar maker in the sun set working with a amplifying biltder in the bayview. These are examples what we can do when we encourage bigger businesses to also shop local see hope Board Members with join me encouraging to shift 5 percent of spending here in San Francisco. With that, i submit. Thank you supervisor tang. Supervisor wiener. Thank you madam clerk. Today i introduce legislation to prohibit city spending both including travel, purchasing and contracting in states that passed lgbt haet laws. I want to thank you supervisor campos and farrell for cosponsor. This will target not just traffic but ban contracting with and purchasing from companies in states that enacted these despicable laws. The legislation was drafted in response to recent hateful laws passed in states like norths carolina and mississippi mptd laws that target the Lgbt Community for exclusion from full citizenship and status the community. Theords nns will codify the existing executive order with modifications that mayor lee previously enacted and banned travel to these states so that travel ban will be codifyed in the municipal code. Legislation will make San Francisco the first jurisdiction in the country to ban city funded contracting with companies that are head quartered in the states as well as purchase of goods and service produced in these states. I am collaborating on the legislation with mayor lee who recently took the lead in creating mayors against discrimination, a National Coalition of mayors formed to fight laws that discriminate against lgbt people. I want to note in termoffs business communities response and push back to this type of legislation the work of mark ben off and sales force helping to gal vunize the Business Community and boy coiting states taking this type of action. The ordinance sets forth limited triteria for city departments to appeal the ban for specific contracts or punchs for Public Health and emergency situations if there is only one source that provides a service or producted. The orbd nns requires the city administrator to create and periodically update the list of covered states to add states or remove states as things change. Colleagues it is so critly important all of us in government and business throughout the Community Stand up and say enough that there will be economic consequences for states that take this unacceptable step. We need to move forward as a country, not backwards and the rest i submit. Thank you supervisor wiener. Supervisor yee. Submit supervisor avalos. Thank you madam clerk. Today im introducing in memoriam for blanch [inaudible] passed peacefully april 6, 2016 at the age of 89. She was active member of Pilgrim Community church on randolph street for all most 60s years serving on the trustee usher and stewardship boards. She was also a member giving responsibility on all boards at pilgrim. She had an desire to learn and ateneded sunday school, Vacation Bible School and bible study classes at pilgrim. [inaudible] and other local chunchs in San Francisco. Mrs. Dill worth had a voice and sang in a choir and member of the interfaith choir in San Francisco. She had associate of arts degree in retail floristry and used the talents for those in needs for funeial serving wedding hospital and homes. Mr. Dillworth was a active senior. She enjoyed traveling and boler and contributed into [inaudible] she especially enjoyed the [inaudible] sume zumba and line dancing [inaudible] she was the wife of late jose dimworth. Mirther of helen and Gwen Dillworth [inaudible] great grand mother of ashly jones and sister of Willie Gibson [inaudible] she will be missed by family, church fally and community at large. President breed today i am introducing a hearing request to evaluate what San Francisco is doing to protect Janitor Service industry workers, particularly immigrant workers. These are some of the mostvulnerable and tireless works in. Many immigrant janitors are women and far too many subject to Sexual Harassment and exploitation on the job. At home they phase the rising pressure of displacement and eviction. The housing crisis is tuff for all but it is particularly threatening to low wage imgrjt works who jobs are often not guaranteed. The economic boom in the city has lifted many boats particularly in the tech sector but the janitors who clean the tech offices are often struggling to sur vive. This is a labor issue, a economic issue and most of all a moral issue. We must do more to help jan iter tooz insure they have a secure affordable place to live in San Francisco. I request office of labor standsards and enforcement and economic and Workforce Development, the commission on status of women, the immigrant Rights Commission and the city administrator report San Franciscos efforts to protect immigrant woman janitors from physical and exnomic exploitation, Sexual Harassment and displace im look for data on efecktd the booming economy had on the janitorial sector, evaluation of the policies and procedures the Janitorial Service has in place to protect its workforce particularly female workers. What the city agencies are doing to protect Janitorial Worker squz how private Sector Companies particularly in tech negotiate their leases and Janitorial Service contracts. The industry standsered is have a master lease and would like sooto see if this is changing under tech company squz what effect it may have on this sector. Im looking fordalitya so we can be more informed about this too often overlooked sector. [inaudible] representing 4 thousand janitors is pro pairing for a new contract for janitors. United Service Workers is a state wide negotiation for janitors who work in private office buildings. The janitors can face Health Care Cuts or poverty wages. I hope with support and concentrated erfbts we can void those outcomes. This is a local and state wide fight for janitors. We need stronger protection against Sexual Assault on the job and contracts that pull janitors out of poverty and into Affordable Health care and homes. We stand up for emwithen, immigrants and those that work so hard t. Is a state wide fight but San Francisco can and should lead the way. I look forward to discussing how we will do just that. I want to thank ulgumerandsa president of sciu local 87 and treasurer of labor council. [inaudible] supervisor avalos for bringing the state wide issue to my attention and the rest i submit. Thank you madam president. Supervisor campos. Thank you. I have a number of items ill try to be as brief as i can. First i want to begin with very important issue which is short term rental and want to thank cosponsor supervisor peskin who is the main coauthor and have been working with him, my office and pretty Broad Coalition of pretty impressive people i want to thank you supervisor compose and mar and carolyn [inaudible] when fr all the work she put into the issue. Air bnb numbers we know that we have to strengthen or enforcement of the current short term rental law. That law is not working, it isnt working because it lacks the proper enforcement mechanism. The budget and legislative Analyst Reports that 75 percent of active air bnb hosts in San Francisco remain unregistered. That is all most 2 years since the law was passed. This represents nearly 6 thousand unregistered listings advertised on air bn b. 26 percent are renting unhosted homes for longer than the permitted 90 days. That report also states air bnb is refusing to share the data that helps the city bring the hosts into compliance. The legislation for visor peskin and i introduce today strengthens enforcement making the corporation the hosting plat forms accountable along with the host. The weakness of the law is the fact corporate accountability wasnt built into the law and it isnt surpriseing it wasnt a part the first iteration of the law since it was a law written in Close Partnership with air bnb. This is about not so much changing the substance of the law but focusing on the enforcement of the law. What the legislation that supervisor peskin and i der doing is mandate hosting plat forms verify the unit has a valid registration and there are 3 units hosting plat forms are giving to verify the registration. That can verify the Registration Number in the listing themselves, insure the host include their own Registration Number in that listing, 3, they can provide the verified Registration Number to the office of Short Term Rentals prior to posting the listing. The plat forms are out of compliance and will face penalties up to athousand dpls a day per listing. The second item that i have and want to thank carolyn gusen for the work she has done is something that supervisor kim noted and that is legislation and response to the large number of fires we have seen in the Mission District and i want to thank supervisor kim, mar, yee, tang and president breed for cosponsorship. The mission has seen many fires in the response to those fires we put together and passed a law voted by this board that created a task force of all city agencies responsibility for Code Enforcement and Fire Prevention and those agencies through the task force came up with a number of recommendations which are now essentially included in the law. It addresses a number of points. First, the fact that manya