Supervisor wiener. Supervisor wiener thank you. The appellants have withdrawn their appeal so i move to table items 34 through 37. Supervisor chiu supervisor wiener has stated that the appeal has been withdrawn and hes making a motion to move forward items 35 and table 36. Supervisor wiener one moment. Supervisor wiener so, mr. President , my apologies. We would technically then be affirming the tentative parcel map. So i would make a motion, subject to Public Comment, to move item 35, and to table items 36 and 37, and thereby affirm the grant of the. tentative parcel map. President chiu supervisor wieners made a motion as hes described. Seconded by supervisor chu. Is there any Public Comment on these items related to this tentative parcel map appeal . Seeing none, Public Comment is closed. On the motion to approve the tentative parcel map and table the remaining items, his can we do that same house same call . Without objection the motion passes. Why dont we go to 3 30 special comme
Afternoon. Welcome back to the San Francisco board of supervisors meeting of tuesday, november 20, 2012. Can we have order in the chambers please. Thank you. Madam clerk, lets go to item 33. Clerk calvillo item 33, an ordinance amending the administrative code to extend the sunset date of the Public Utilities revenue bond oversight supervisor farrell. Supervisor farrell thank you. Colleagues, this is an ordinance extending the puc aback to 2016. And i wanted to i have circulated previously an amendment to this, a nonsubstantive amendment ensuring that there is no gap in coverage of the rback between january and the new Effective Date of this legislation. So i ask that we adopt the amendment and would ask for your support in adopting this ordinance. Thank you. President chiu supervisor farrell made a motion to that, seconded by supervisor chu. Any objection . Without objection the amendment passes. On the underlying ordinances as amended, roll call. Clerk calvillo on item 33 as amended,
Supervisor wiener, we consider thousands of measures every year and some of them deal with very profound circumstances facing our city. Others deal with the potholes. And whats happening on the street corner, and what were hearing from our parents. Us to address those issues large and small and again that is why i will be supporting this measure. Supervisor campos thank you. Supervisor olague. Supervisor olague im just going to mention that i receive emails all the time with people that are upset that there are Homeless People in the neighborhood. I probably get more emails protesting that than just about anything and i would be the last person to ever legislate banning Homeless People from certain parts of the city. So and so im still trying to understand what is so unique and so different about whats happened that we need this now, even though for all these decades that has not been the case. And the second point is i want to be very clear. I dont know that anyone is saying taking ca
And so im still trying to understand what is so unique and so different about whats happened that we need this now, even though for all these decades that has not been the case. And the second point is i want to be very clear. I dont know that anyone is saying taking care of the Little Things that happen in a neighborhood are not important. Those things are what make the life of a neighborhood work. The pothole is as important as any piece of legislation because it is critical to the daily life of that individual. But what we are saying is that if i have a pothole in my neighborhood, i am not going to come to the board of supervisors, and pass citywide legislation to address it. The question is whether or not this legislation, this citywide ban, is the best way to deal with this serious situation. Some of us question whether or not it is. And so thats the difference. But to say that somehow that means that we dont care about the nuts and bolts of what happens in a neighborhood, that is
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