At city hall. I lick to welcome guests and presenters for ateneding the meeting today. Observe we get started with the agenda Councilmember Roland Wong will read the introduction. Thank you. Good afternoon and welcome to the Mayors Disability Council this friday, november 20, 2015 in room 400 of San Francisco city hall. City hall is accessible to persons using wheelchairs and other assistive devices. Wheelchair access is provided at the grove van ness and mcallister streets via ramps. Wheelchair access at the polk street [inaudible] entrance is provided via a wheelchair lift. Listening devices are available and our meeting is open captioned and sign language interpreted. Our [inaudible] are also available in large print and braille. Please ask staff sfr any additional assistance. To present electronic interference with this rooms sound system, and to respect everyones ability to focus on the presentation, please silence all mobile phones and tdas. Your cooperation is appreciated. We we
Making one hundred dollars dollars plus and that Affordable Housing pie goes to people that is macro 97,000 plus a year then 4 percent of that 40 percent Affordable Housing pie thank you, sir thank you any Public Comment . Who want to provide general Public Comment seeing none, Public Comment is closed Public Comment is closed. And madam clerk can we please go to our impervious item. Yes. By supervisor mar a resolution supporting student concerns to giving me porn right to shrugy right to urge San Francisco State University City Attorney to consider minimizing is the sodas for swgd that are served on campus. Okay supervisor mar. So to consider it is serious injury if we dont take action that is an urgent time as San Francisco State University is making a decision the two great student leaders will comment in a moment i wanted to thank supervisor wiener supervisor cohen and supervisor campos for sponsoring this is a critical time to not allow a monopoly big soda company to have rights t
Good afternoon and welcome everyone to the Mayors Disability Council here friday november 20 in room 400 at city hall. I lick to welcome guests and presenters for ateneding the meeting today. Observe we get started with the agenda councilmember roland wong will read the introduction. Thank you. Good afternoon and welcome to the Mayors Disability Council this friday, november 20, 2015 in room 400 of San Francisco city hall. City hall is accessible to persons using wheelchairs and other assistive devices. Wheelchair access is provided at the grove van ness and mcallister streets via ramps. Wheelchair access at the polk street [inaudible] entrance is provided via a wheelchair lift. Listening devices are available and our meeting is open captioned and sign language interpreted. Our [inaudible] are also available in large print and braille. Please ask staff sfr any additional assistance. To present electronic interference with this rooms sound system, and to respect everyones ability to foc
Use commission and to my right is 93 joining us shortly and to my left is supervisor kim alyssa and thank you jim smith and Jessie Larson from sfgovtv that are busy broadcasting this meeting mr. Clerk could ii actually any motherinlaws devices. Completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. Items acted upon today will appear on the confess 8 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. Convalescent thank you very much call number one. A resolution authorizing the amended ground lease for 99 years with the twentyfour hour associates for one hundred and 9 housing unit on farrell street. At this time, id like to call supervisor jane kim the sponsor of this legislation farrell street was built in 198 of a 12 Story Building comprised ever one bedroom units a proposed amended ground lease with the parents corporation the tenderloin Development Corporation that manages many of the buildings in the tenderloin this extends the term of lease for an
Of beautiful multiracial multigenerational group of people who said we want to build a movement in this country for a more caring america, a more caring economy that works for families and for workers and supports us all to live with dignity at every stage of life. And four years later we are building in cities and states around the country. We have reached almost threequarters of a million senior voters every year, talking to them about caregiving and aging and longterm care and how we prepare for their future. We have been working hard to pass home care a rule change that will bring 2 million home care workers under minimumwage and overtime protection in the history of this country. [applause] so a movement for a more caring future is underway. Its growing and its making a difference. But really this is just the beginning and we are hoping that the age of dignity opens up another platform for us to continue building this conversation and building this momentum towards the solutions t