Items 16 and 17 and table item 18 and 19, can we have a roll call vote. Supervisor mar . Aye. Mar aye. Supervisor tang . Aye. Tang aye. Supervisor wiener . Aye. Wiener aye. Supervisor yee . Yee aye. Supervisor avalos . Aye. Avalos aye. Supervisor breed . Aye. Breed aye. Supervisor campos . Aye. Campos aye. Supervisor chiu . Aye. Chiu aye. Supervisor cohen . Aye. Supervisor farrell . Aye. Supervisor kim . Kim aye. The there are 11 ayes. The ordinance is passed on First Reading and the ordinance is adopted. [gavel] why dont we now go to general Public Comment, madam clerk. At this time the public may comment generally for up to two minutes on items within the subject matter jurisdiction of the board including those items on the adoption without reference to committee calendar. Please note that Public Comment is not allowed on items which have already been subject to Public Comment by a Board Committee and pursuant to board rule 4. 22, please direct your remarks to the board as a whole an
And the public this is not general Public Comment. This is earthquake safety and emergency response. Next speaker, please. Sir . Are there any other members of the public who wish to speak in Public Comment on this item . Okay. If not, this hearing has been held and is closed. [gavel] i just want to add a quick comment. I want to thank supervisor wiener as well as city staff for their efforts to resolve this issue around street lights which i think we all greatly appreciate for many years that are important to our neighborhoods. I also want to again thank the Capital Planning committee for their efforts over the past year. And i do hope, colleagues, in the future we will all be able to engage with the Capital Planning committee so that we can make sure that all of our important Capital Needs are dealt with. And with that, final comments from supervisor wiener . Yes. First, [speaker not understood] from the puc is here. I want to call him up and make sure that i got it right when i desc
Catalog of the Capital Needs of the city, a good plan in terms of how to finance it, when to send bonds out. It is a big improvement over the way we used to do it, which was a little less methodical. So im a huge support of the capital plan and Capital Planning committee and its step. With that said, there are going to be times we have disagreements and ultimately we at the board of supervisors or the mayor, elected policy makers for this city, so, it is natural and appropriate for us to have these kinds of discussions which may at times mean that we have some disagreements. But those disagreements should never be interpreted as criticizing the process because i think that our Capital Planning process is a good one and i think its going to be even better now because were going to add in a full treatment for an additional important city asset. Thank you, supervisor. Colleague, any further initial comments . If not, lets open up Public Comment. If there are any members of the public that
Honoree. Id like to thank the patience of our honoree today. Our office was brainstorming. We thought its really good as i mentioned before to put a face behind the legislation. And when i mentioned individuals that were going to benefit from the passage of fair chance act, i thought it was good to honor folks that already before this legislation passed [speaker not understood], already put in place and Employment Practices here in our city. In particular in district 6. I wanted to bring up two businesses that have been role models that we would get advice and support from throughout this process that have been banning the box previously already because they believe in giving a fair chance to all individuals who want to work and are qualified to work. First i want to bring up brian king who represents the winery on Treasure Island. And [speaker not understood]. ~ from target. I wanted to showcase two examples of businesses that are doing this, small and large, Small Business, the winer
And [speaker not understood]. ~ from target. I wanted to showcase two examples of businesses that are doing this, small and large, Small Business, the winery s. F. On Treasure Island is one of our local San Francisco wineries. If youre a wine lover, you dont need to go far to get some of the best tasting and delicious wines. You can just come to Treasure Island. The winery is 20,000 square foot wine making facility allows [speaker not understood] experience wine making and wine tasting that is literally minutes away and just off the 108. [speaker not understood] is the wine maker in local Small Business owner who has managed to make his business of bringing the wine making experience of San Francisco a reality and hes managed to win accolades for not only 9 wines he creates but also the way he operates his business ~. Brian talks a lot about his wines but what he does president trumpet is how he quietly adopted fair hiring policies that [speaker not understood] skills and qualification