supervisor kim: no. four aye s, seven no s. president chiu:motio motion fail. on the motion to continue. to send back to committee. president chiu: sorry. roll call vote. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor olague: aye. supervisor wiener: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: aye. supervisor chu: aye. supervisor cohen: aye. supervisor elsbernd: aye. supervisor farrell: aye. supervisor kim: aye. there are 11 aye s. president chiu: the motion passes. it is now 3:38, i would like to move to a special order because we have a lot of guests to help us celebrate as we do every year, a wonderful celebration of black history month. to celebrate leadership and our community and a community that has a wonderful history, a set of amazing contributions to san francisco. each of us has nominated an individual in our district to a knowledge. since we usually change of the order, i would propose today that we start with an even number supervisors, starting wi
president chiu: supervisor farrell. supervisor farrell: thanks. a few points of the questions that have been raised. we have had 10 years, how much more education do we need to do? people remain confused. second of all, as we have seen, mr. hill has disgraced himself at the board of supervisors. cherry picking data from my point of view is disingenuous. if you re going to talk about these issues, you have to get a comprehensive point of view. i would love to see the people in the elections, and bring it into these chambers and tell them that it is working. it is ok hold your votes were tossed in the garbage. to me, it is not working. we talked about money. having another alexian costs more money. election costs more money. protecting the right to vote is something i will spend money on every single day. i think it is a shame that we don t send this to the ballot. supervisor kim and everyone else s rights. moderates and progressives come to me that leavitt and moderates and
starting with my parents, having me go forward and stay positive. she is very happy, she was denied him to go to school at one point. my grandfather hold her, make sure that all of your children go to school and get an education. try to stay somewhere where they can go to high school. [applause] on behalf of superintenintendene have a certificate of commendation. we want to thank ms. richards for being the person behind the 600 students pushing them to do their personal best. as an educator educating our students, thank you and congratulations. [applause] president chiu: our next presentation will be by supervisor kim. supervisor kim: thank you. last year, we wanted to recognize two everyday heros. i wanted to say a few words. i wanted to talk about why we only celebrate black history month in february. every day that i walk in the city hall, i remember and knowledge of the work of some many people that fought for our rights, our voice, and representation. i recognize that i
frame and focus on transportation? president olague: parking was alluded to but the intensity of use will be different than what we see there currently. so maybe they covered some things. we will want to see all of those issues looked at more. that would be great. that s perfect. we will work on monday to try to schedule something that will elaborate on those issues more. and i have a question to miss simmons regarding the project. is this relying on good faith local hiring? yes. it falls under the first source good faith policy. we done i think with given the policy, we ve done some added things because cpmc on the construction side in a p.l.a. agreement which gets to 30% by trade, which is harder than just a straight out first source. president olague: the city has move towards stronger requirements for contractors. i wonder if there is a way of strengthening that. we intended to get to that through the p.l.a. agreements and the key is the negotiations of the trades
we wouldn t put all five stations fire stations north of market. we want a full complement of hospital services for 370,000 people who live south of market . regarding the proposal to build a, quote, center of excellence for diabetic care, you can t exclude vascular surgery, renal, dialysis and wound care when claiming to specialize in treating seniors. with the federal government proposing to turn medicare into a voucher system and the state cutting back on medical reimbursements, the burden on the county is going to increase. we can t afford to have sutter, one of the largest property owners in the city, paying no property tax while eliminating services. sutter made $878 million profits last year. they have the money to propose a 555-bed hospital in a high-income part of the city. this is the year of a 2001 services list that st. luke s used to provide and which sutter agreed to maintain which came out of bankrupting st. luke s by cpmc and the law firm. this needs to be a