good afternoon and welcome to the the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of july 28, 2015. i see we have a council member from san jose. madam clerk can you call the roll. >> supervisor avalos, present. breed, present cht compose, present. christensen, present. cohen, present. farrell, present. kim, present. mar, present. tang, present. wiener present. yee, present. madam president all members of present >> ladies and gentlemen can you please join us 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 communications >> i center 2 communications that will be reported to the board during the 2 land use items >> okay. colleagues are there change tooz the june 23 or june 24 meeting of budget and finance meeting committee minutes? seeing none is there a motion to approve the minutes? motion by supervisor mar and second by supervisor farrell. without objection the minutes pass unanimously after public comment. madam clerk can you go to the consent ajund a >> 1-fiver are considered rutune. if a member objects a item may be considered separately. compose, aye. christensen, aye. cohen, aye. farrell, aye. kim, aye. mar, aye tang, aye. wiener, aye. yee, aye. avalos, aye. breed, aye. there are 11 ayes. >> the ordinances finally passed unanimously. madam clerk we are going to call item number 8 first. >> item 8 is a ordinance to amend the building code to revise the fee schedule squz afirm the planning departments determination under sequa >> supervisor farrell. >> thank you madam president recollect comeges i vaquick amendment to item 8 t. is presented which corrects math and rounding errors for the building permits and planning fees t. is part of the cower budget items. it is a minor change and i understand we can vote on today accept for the amendment. >> okay, supervisor farrell made a motion to amend item 8. second by supervisor cristzianson. can we take the amendment without objection? without ubkwleckz amendment passes. and on the underlying item can we take this item same house same call? without objection item number 8 passes on the first reading as amended unanimously. madam clerk can you call item 6 and 7 >> comprise the annual budge squt appropriationords nns appropriating estimated receipts and expenditures for departmentoffs the city as of june 1 for fiscal year june 2016 and 17. enumerating the positions in the budget and appropriation ordinance for the same fiscal year june 30, 2016, 2017. >> without objection these ordinances finally pass unanimously. matdm clerk can you call item 9-20? >> item 9-20 comprise the associated fees, fund, patient ratesx praeltation reumdursment direction to enter into contracts negotiation and amendment tooz the codes that are associated with the annual budget appropriation and salary ordinance. >> colleagues can we take these items same house same call? without objection the ordinances finally pass unanimously. item 21 >> item 21 is a ordnen to amend the administrative code to add cancer and heart pneumonia for industrial disability and death in the line of duty requirement blft frz the sheriff members of the city and county of san francisco employees retirement system >> without objection this ordinance is passed finally unanimously. madam clerk item fwoo >> item 22 is a ordinance to amend the business and tax regzulation code to exempt parking station squz hotels earning less than 40 thousand in gross annalial revenue from had requirements from obtaining a parking sknaund a certificate of authority and make muntly remintances >> same house same call? without objection this ordinance is passed unanimously >> item 23 is is ordinance to authorize the sale and appropriation of city owned property located at thurlt van ness avenue for not less than 80 million amount authorizeish [inaudible] 25.87 million in outstanding [inaudible] up to approximately 5.9 million in outstand ing principle amount of certificate of participation excluding the sale from the requirements of surplus property ordinance jufirming the planning detarmt sequa determination and adopting the other findings >> roll call vote. >> supervisor campos, aye. supervisor christensen, aye. supervisor cohen, aye. supervisor farrell, aye. supervisor kim, aye. supervisor mar, no. supervisor tang, aye. supervisor wiener aye. supervisor yee, aye. supervisor avalos, no. supervisor breed, aye. 9i and 2 no >> the ordinance is finally passed. supervisor campos >> my apologies i need to ask for resend that vote. >> supervisor campos made a motion to resend. second by supervisor cohen, without objection the motion to resend passes. madam clerk can you call the roll on item 23. >> item 23 supervisor campos, no. supervisor christensen, aye. supervisor cohen, aye. supervisor farrell, aye. supervisor kim, aye. supervisor mar, no. supervisor tang, aye. supervisor wiener, aye. supervisor yee, aye. supervisor avalos, no. supervisor breed, aye. there are 8 aye and 3 no. >> this ordinance is finally passed. >> item 24 is ordinance tew amend the business and tax regulation code to conform the cities sknz real property transpir if tax to state law expand the circumstances and extend the time which the tax collector can issue business taxes and remake other revision tooz the sate rosales rules regarding refund of business tax and real property business taxes >> item 24, supervisor compose, aye. christensen, aye. cohen, aye. supervisor farrell, aye. supervisor kim, aye. supervisor mar, aye. supervisor tang, aye. supervisor wiener, aye. supervisor yee, aye. supervisor avalos, aye. supervisor breed, aye. >> the ordinance is passed unanimously >> item 25 sumending the planning code to asuraffordable housing [inaudible] change certain requirements for group housing projects allowing a zoning administrator partial waver fwraum the exposure requirement jz allowing on site units to be exempt from density calculations in certain circumstances among other provisions >> same house same call? without ubkwleckz ordinance is passed unanimously. >> itedm twakes is a ordinance to amend 28-15 which requires a construction emission minima jaigz monitoring plan for certain public works projects within a air pluntant exposure zone and establish controls on emissions producing equipment used for public works projects outside such zone jz clarify that ordinance 28-15 does not apply to existing contracts and will apply only to construction contracts advertised or initiated on or after-the effectiveidate of this ordinance >> same house same call. without objection the ordinance is pased >> iletm 27 is a orbd nns to amend the planning code to allow existing rest raint north beach special use district to open a second location with conditional use provided it meet certain critearier afirm the planning department sequa determination >> same house same call? without objection the ordinance is passed unanimously. >> item 28 is a ordinance to extend administrative code to require a application for reduction of a escape tax assessment be file would the administrator with the appeals board noilate urthan 60 days of the mailing date on the tax bill or post mark >> same house same call. without objection the ordinance is passed unanimously. madam clerk can you read the next item >> item twain is a ordinance to ret row actively appropriate 5 million to over time in deappropriation the same amount from permanent salary premium pay and fringe benefit in the operating budget of sheriff police and public utilities commission to support each departments projected increase in overtime >> same house same call. woutd ubjuckz this ordinance is passed on the firs reading >> item 30 resolution to approve the terminal 3 nobb books inc. with 2, 1 year aupshz tooz extend >> without objection this resolution sudopted unanimously. item 31 >> item 31 is a resolution to approve amendment 2 to the domestic food and terminal lease with bay port concession squz city for replacement in terminal 1 and 3 extending the lease for terminal 1 ended sept2019 and modified lease for terminal 3 with 3, 1 yoor aumgzs to extend >> without objection this resolution is adopted >> item 32 [inaudible] in the domestic terminal building with gotham enterprise and the city for replacement premises in terminal 1 and extending the term of 2 years >> same house same call. without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously. >> item 3 approve 3 emergency public work cracktds under administrative code 660. [inaudible] geo stationization international for telegraph hill rock slope improvement to provide design support and stabilization. nob inwith a amount not to exceed 9.5 million >> without objection this resolution is adopted unanimously >> item 34 resolution to authderize the department of public health to enter into agreement with california health care service to receive reimbursement for healthy kids program to extend amount up to [inaudible] to refinance the policeman >> same house same call. without ubkwleckz resolution is adopted >> iletment 35 rez dugz tew prove and authserize the [inaudible] from kaiser foundation for approximately 54 thousand to be used by the city under the water system improvement program, the regional ground water storage and recoverry project adopted the sequa and other findings&without objection this resolution is adopted unanimously. >> item 36 is a resolution to approve the acquisition of real praurnt at 490 south van ness, vunes alake and [inaudible] purchase price of approximately 18 million adopted the seek squu other findings >> supervisor campos >> i just want to take the opportunity to thank the mayor and his staff to acknowledge our offices have been working a over the past few week squz identifying property for affordable housing and this is a opportunity to do precisely that and it is very exciting prospect and hopefully there will be more opportunities like this to follow but this couldn't have happen at a better time and more needed time so we are excited about the possibility of building affordable houdsing on this site. i want to be added as a cosponsor >> thong supervisor cam possess. can we take this item same house and call? without ubkwreckz had resolution is adopted. >> itemthry 7 is a resolution [inaudible] accept and expabd 1thry 4 thousand dollar grant from san francisco parks alliance to support various recreation and park department operations for fiscal year 2013-14 >> same house same call. without objection the rez solution dopted unanimously. itemthry 8 >> resolution to retroactively authorize the airport commission to expand a 750 thousand dollar grant from water resources for a new facility at the [inaudible] for a 4 year term through december 31, 2018 >> same house same call. without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously >> iletm 39 resolution taauthorize public health to accept 211 thousand dollar grant from the public health foundation enterprises to participate in a program entitled, san francisco bay clinical trial >> same house same call. without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously. next item please >> item 4o is authorize it sale on cities property consisting on 212 square feet of land at [inaudible] potraro avenue to pacific gas and electric for the price of [inaudible] >> same house same call. without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously. item 41 >> item 41 is a resolution to approve an grument with non profit owners association for administration, manage ment of the establish property based community district known as lower pollic community district >> same house same call. without objection the rez solution adopteduenen mississippily. item 4 2 >> urgency ordinance to approve interm [inaudible] 799 gross square feet in the [inaudible] special use district for 4 foiv days pursuant to california code section 65858 to afirm the planning department sequa department and other findings. >> supervisor campos >> thank you. once again i want to thank may rb lee and staff for the work we have done collectively with my office and his office on this very important matter. may of last year this board of supervisors unanimously pass adresolution creating the [inaudible] latino cultural district for a area of the mission surrounding 24 street. the purpose of establishing the latino cultural district is recognize the area of the center of latino culture and commerce in san francisco. this is a very special place and in this sense the latino cultural district is similar to other cultural centers in other parts of the city like china town, japan town and north beach. my office and with the mayor and residence, businesses and artist and community stake holders are engaged in a process to produce a special use district. we have been facilitating community process to development the components orphthe sud and continue to do so. we are aiming to introduce legislation for a special use district to be created effective jan of next year. we rin the process of working on that now, but because of the changes taking place we believe that the proposal which is actually very modest proposal provides the kinds of controls needed as the planning process continues. the [inaudible] makes sense for a number of reasons, among them is small business spaces are more affordable and accessible to many businesses, something which is very important in todays market where xhrjs rents are simply sky rocketing. one of the diverse neighborhoods servicing [inaudible] arts venues all of those need that small space to be able to be successful. as i noted the mayor and plan to seek a short extension of the controls and likely come back to you with a extension of 6-8 months the controls are in place while the body considered permit and controls. i know there are a number of individuals from the community in the chamber today and want to thank erica [inaudible] and so many other people from the community who have come to support this and again, colleagues these are pretty modest controls and i think the fact that the mayor and my office agree on something like this it has the support of people across the board to send the message that we need to act and we need to do so today so i ask respectfully for your support. >> thank you supervisor campos. supervisor wiener. >> thank you madam president. i want to just thank and acknowledge the entire coalition the community that is working on the cia venta quat row movement and all of the positive things happening in terms of the community organizing we see in the mission. i-in terms of this piece of legislation as i artic yltded in committee and why i voted against it is i am in complete agreement of having over the counter permits to merge commercial spaces on 24th street isn't a acceptable state of affair squz think a ban goes too far and would like to see conditional use requirement here. we have quite a few neighborhood commercial district restriction on mergers and space above a certain square footage but typically you have conditional use to allow merger when appropriate because we know there is always going to be exceptional situations where it makes sense for the xhrjs district to allow that merger to occur and this prohibition will not allow for any exceptions no matter what the circumstances. i'm class glad there is a longer term process around special use and hope that goes well, but in terms of this particular [inaudible] with respect of supervisor campos and appreciate his work with the community on this issue i will be dissenting today >> thank you sfr visor wiener. madam clerk can you call the roll. >> campos, aye. christensen, aye. supervisor cohen, aye. supervisor farrell, aye. supervisor kim aye. supervisor mar, aye. supervisor tang, aye. supervisor wiener, no. supervisor yee, aye. supervisor avalos, aye. supervisor breed, aye. there are 10 aye and wn no with supervisor wiener in the descents >> this ordinance is passed. >> item 43 is a resolution to approve the disposition of land by the office of community investment and infrastrauck dhr to ma west joint venture between [inaudible] real estate corp and john buck company for 172.5 million purchase located on howard street between beel and main known as transbay block 5. >> roll call vote, >> supervisor campos, aye. supervisor christensen aye. for visor farrell, aye. supervisor kim, aye. supervisor mar, aye. supervisor tang, aye. supervisor wiener, aye. supervisor yee, aye. supervisor avalos, aye. supervisor breed, aye. >>itism 44 approve the disposition of land by community of land and infrastructure to urban housing and tendser loin for purchase price of 71 million and make the required findings [inaudible] known as transbay block 8. >> same house same call? without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously y >> item 45 determine the transfer of type 21 off sale license to 2681 first street [inaudible] >> same house same call. without objection the resolution sudopted unanimously. item 46 >> item 46 is resolution to determine the issuance of type 42 on sale beer and wine premises lice nss for wine down located 685 folsom street >> same house same call. without objection this resolution is adoptedue unanimously. we are going to 2:30 comaccommodation. we'll go to supervisor cohen and then christensen and then supervisor avalos. supervisor cohen. >> looking-there he is. there is our man that we are honoring. as he slowly makes his way to the the front of the chamber. will you give a round of applause to john st. croix. john st. croix is a person i have come to know and admire in my time working not only on thboard of supervisors but also in my time in the mayors office on staff. i have found him to be professional, thoughtful, caring and very quick to get an answer when you have a question. today is a interesting day because i have a proxluimation before me that will acknowledge mr. st. croix years of service to the city and county of san francisco. now, as i reviewed the proclamation there is information i didn't know of and sure many of you didn't know. i will share a little information about mr. st. croix. under 10 years of leadership of san francisco ethics commission increased the staff of the department from 8 to 16 and budget of 8 hundred thousand to 4.5 million dollars and that wasn't wasteful spending. in addition to [inaudible] intelligent and professional staff, john saints croy served under 16 different members of the san francisco ethics commission and plire to the service to san francisco, he spent nearly 20 years of the staff member in united states senate. he served as chief of staff at new york city council and city director in the united states house of representatives. i think we may have been underutilizing you. john st. croix had a seconds career teaching essential studies, glx political science and plaus aef to high school and college students at san francisco state university. it is important to know this is not only a gentlemen but it is a scholar. he graduated from the university of massachusetts, obtained a master degree from harvard and served for 3 years as a cochair of [inaudible] kennedy schools bay area alum nigh association. on a personal note you should know this is a man that has a heart of gogold. in addition to the years of public sunchs he also volunteered for 7 years at the larken street youth foundation. he is also a ordained deacon in the presbyterian church. this is something i didn't know. and this is probably his most greatest accomplishment, he is a single dad who adopted his son timothy from foster care. ladies and gentlemen, the san francisco board of superizvisors extend and proclaims july 28, 2015 as john st. croix day in the city and county of san francisco in acknowledge to years of dedicated service as the director of the san francisco ethics commission. it is a pleasure to serve san francisco with you, john. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. i said i wasn't going to do this. this is very touching. thank you supervisor and thank all of you. i want to thank all the commissioners and served under for the opportunity to serve the people of san francisco for all this time and i want to thank my wundserful staff for making it possible for me to try to accomplish all we have done. this means a great deal to me, thank you all. >> john, don't leave yet. i have a few colleagues that would like to say a few remarks as well. >> supervisor tang >> thank you very much. thank you supervisor cohen for taking the time out of our days to honor a wond rbful director st. croix, u. thank you for your years of service. i'll share when i have a question about anything you have always encouraged us to call you and given us your cell phone number. one time i asked you something and you were in boston and you said it doesn't matter, i'm here to answer your questions so we follow the laws. i want to thank you for being there for me and answering my questions and sure for the rest of my colleagues i wish you the best as you return to the east coast and hope our paths will cross again. >> thank you, supervisor wiener >> thank you madam president. i wanted to say thank you for your service. i know running the ethics commission is not easy. there is a lot of really in some ways the heart of the structure of our political system in san francisco and we in san francisco are very passionate about politics in all the forms so i know there are times when the commission is sort of at the center of that storm but it exists because of the compassion we have in san francisco for good government and smart policy and the love of the city. i experience you to be a turfic administrator, someone who is responsive and cares about ethics in government and government transparency so thank you for your service and know there are more great things to come. thank you >> thank you supervisor wiener, congratulations on your retairmt mr. st. croix and thank you so much for all your service and support to the citizens of san francisco. >> thank you. okay supervisor christensen, you are up. >> i'm up. it is lovely in these dramatic chambers with all the tedious business of government that we do take time to acknowledge the real people out there, the people that we serve. today i speak on behalf of neighbor and friend nora lynndoll. nora worked as a psychiatric social worker for department of public health for 35 years dedicated to providing care to her clients, promoting their health and happiness. she is twhouchb longest standing memberoffs frebds of washington square and supporter of effort in north beach. she is a native of noreth beach raising 2 sons as a single mother and contributing to her city in the spirit of saint francis. mrs. lynndoll is a lover of beauty and appreciator of life in san francisco and her circumof friends and family. this sum of part on begins to describe nora. it is my privilege to honor nories many contsbutions by declaring today nory lynndoll day in the city and county of san francisco. i think we have ben here. would you like to say a few words? >> norby couldn't be here today so we would like to thank the board of supervisors and everybody who helped produce this wundserful honor. when i asked nora what she mightment to say the first thing she thought of is let people know how much she enjoyed working for chileds and family service squz think that speaks to her extraordinary cam passion and empathy. she also wanted to acknowledge all her coworkers. it is very difficult to ovestimate the positive impact of mental health workers in our community. i'm a little nervous, sorry. basically i would like it thanksgiving you all and all her friends who came out today and it is just a great honor, so thanks very much. >> congratulations. and, last but not least, we have supervisor avalos. >> thank you president breed. i would like to call up jose, luis mejia. i know you would bring that hat. one of your hats, actually. born and raised in san francisco and east oakland to immigrant from elsal vudor and quata malla. flipped the script from experiencing violence and the street economy to dedicating his life to creating positive change and opportunity in locum community and at the national level through direct service and policy. jose worked as a utengaget strategies, researcher, advocate, public trainer and advisor. he used his life experience to help others as a peer educator sharing our liferbs races and experiences. a stigma elimination program at the mental helt association of san francisco. jose served as national youth ambassador at the youth lead rbship institute, where i use d to work and community advisory panel at kqad. jose came to [inaudible] as a young adult advocate in 2009, worked to develop and over see [inaudible] and became associate director of [inaudible] he worked [inaudible] total of 6 years. jose is the heart of [inaudible] for many years keeping all of us grounded with commitment to validating the experiences of san franciscos young people and leading with quite strenge to insure these voices were at the tables when decisions about their lives were being made. no choice but but us without us was the tay sf motto which he lived by. remember that? he was ininstrumental in the successful advocacy [inaudible] tupe the age of 24. jose will continue this month with advocates as director of programs. i used to work at [inaudible] soon maybe you'll be in labor as well. maybe a supervisor. he is the proud father of 2 children [inaudible] one is here now. i want to read 32 to you one of jose luiss coats that is a guidance for life. i view my life as a tool to be used in suvs for or pupil in greatest need. jose luis mejia. >>-you want to share with us any words of wisdom you may have? >> well, i'm very humbleed by this. to be honest i was all most not going to come to this today because i feel a little weird about celebrating myself, even hosting my own birthday, it feels weird. i appreciate you and the youth commission for this. supervisor avalos and my beautiful daughter couldn't make it. the reason i chose to come is because i want my daughter to have these positive memories and knowing that whatever she chooses to do in her life that we help support our community in whatever way shape or form you choose to do that. okay mama? lastly, i want to thank all of you supervisors, i know you do tough work day to day and it isn't easy making decision in your district and city wide and hope moving forward and continue to work with you to improve the city for children families and those in biggest need. we know there is need when it come tooz housing foster youth and hope to stay engaged work wg you all. and thank you supervisor avalos and [inaudible] i know you do trumending work and i appreciate that so thank you very much. >> again, congratulations and thank you for joining us today. okay, madam clerk we are going to skip over our 3 pmp special order and go to committee reports. can you please call item number 71. >> item 71 and 72 are considered by the rules committee at are regular meeting thurz dade july 23 and forwarded as committee reports. item 71 is ordinance amending the environment code to define clean energy, green energy and renewable green house gas free energy oo san francisco residences and businesses accurate information regarding lect rg power and requiring department of environment to require [inaudible] nuclear power plants >> colleagues we have a unusual set of circumstances-i'll wait until the doors are closed so we can hear. colleagues we have a unusual set of circumstances related to item number 71. yesterday the rules committee passed both the originalversion of the initiative ordinance as well as duplicated amended version. we'll hear later file 150809 at a special board of supervisor meeting this friday 31, but we are under a very tight deadline to submit one of the 2 version by this friday. in order to insure one of the measures does get submitted in time, i move to approve item 71 subject to the follow conditions: if by 2 p.m. friday july 15, 2015 the board approved file 150809 which is the amended initiative ordinance on fridays agenda, the clerk will submit that ordinance to department of elections for the november ballot and will file item 71. if the board does not approve file 150809 by 2 p.m. friday then the clerk will submit item 71 file 150658 to the department of elections by 5 p.m. friday so i move that. second by supervisor wiener. colleagues can we take this amendment without objection? without objection the amendment passes. and then that's it? >> you take item 71 >> at amended. colleagues can we take item 71 as amended same house same call? this motion is approved without objection unanimously. item 72 >> item 72 is a motion ato appoint paul wells to the bicycle committee [inaudible] >> same house same call. without objection the motion is approved unanimously. >> item 73-75 were considered by the land use and transportation committee at a reg yrblt meeting monday july 27 and forwarded as committee reports. a motion to order submit #250d the voters a ordinance amending the administrative code to update the surplus city property ordinance and expand criteria for housing developed. restrict 120 days any other disposition of surplus city property being considered for the transfer to the mayor office for dwementd of affordable housing. provide implementation of surplus statute and [inaudible] at a election to be held november 3, 2015 and affirm the planning department sequa determination >> supervisor kim. >> thank you president breed. i just wanted to do a quick summary of the ballot measure we are introducing for the ballot and thank my cosponsor supervisor avalos compose and mar. directs the city to prioritize the production of affordable housing and homeless housing development on public land that does not serve city function. as i often talk about i'm committed to insure we continue to do more so affordal and middle income housing and ichieve in the goal of 33 percent affordable housing and 50 percent including middle class housing mandated by proposition k last nrfb. the ballot measure adds aorttool to address the cities wereening housing crisis. the surplus property ordinance was written in 2002 and amended in 20 o5. this clarifys the cryteria and process where we deem property surplus underutilized or opportunity zone and therefore able to yoirf more sites we can build affordable and middle income housing. i want to recognize malia cohen for working closely with our office on a series of amendments that would help to clarify how this work and recognize the mayors office of housing, in particular ken rich, mike martin, nicky wheaten for providing feedback on how to make this a clear process for everyone. we know that one of the ways we can help produce affordable housing is do it on land that we own. land is the single large ss line item in any development in the city anded sheboo as creative at possible not just looking at land where we have zero city interest and looking at land where we underutileize lands or have a main use and can build on top of it. colleagues i ask for your support. thank you. >> thank you supervisor kim. colleagues can we take this item same house same call. without objection the motion suproved unanimously. madam clerk can we call items 74 and 75 together? >> item 74 was recommended as a-minded with a new title, it is a ordinance amending the planning code [inaudible] also known as secondary or in law units within the boundaries of district 8 and require the planning department to monitor the use of adu as short term rental amending the administrationive code to correct references [inaudible] item 75 was amended with a new title as well, it is a ordinance amending the planning code to allow construction of developing units known as secondary or in law unit within the boundaries of district 3 and requiring the planning department to monitor the use of short term rental administrating the code [inaudible] making other appropriate findings. >> supervisor wiener >> thank you madam president. cault colleagues before us today is legislation for district 8 and supervisor christensen will discus district 3. this is the third piece of legislation i authred and you considered and thank you for passing the other 2 unanimously to allow for had addition of new in law units. the first is was fr the castro neighborhood and the second was for buildings under going seismic reto fit and this will extend the castro legislation to district 8. we know we rin a housing crisis and need housing of all varieties and all income ranges and allowing in law unit or dwelling units built into existing structures, not creating new height or bulk and throughout a neighborhood is a very very efficient way of creating new housing. the buildings already exist, the utilities are already there, it is just a very very good way of adding new housing in the city. we know in law units are the most affordable type of non subsidized housing. in addition under the legislation if the build sg aurmd rent controlled the new unit is rent control. we can create new ronet control and this legislation allows for that. the legislation has gotten broad support from a number of different neighborhood association in district 8 with respect to the original castro legislation and now with regard to this expansion and i ask for your support. we do have a minor amendment. there was apparently when the legislation was prepared there was reorganization and so there was a inadvertent omission. i'll hand it over to mr. gibner to explain that. it is easy piece of clean up that will not require a continuance >> thank you supervisor wiener. supervisor--oh. city attorney john gibner >> thank you. in the drafting provision was accidently deleted that provided that in accessry dwelling units under the seismic retrofit program the unit must be within the existing building envelope. i believe supervisor wieners recommended amendments would add to the district 8 ordinance a new section 207-c 4 b that would provide-sorry, c 5 b, that provides accessry dwelling unit is constructed within the existing building envelope or structure as it existed 3 years prior to the application for building permit and renumbering that follows. you don't need to amend the district 3 ordinance along the same lines because if they both pass it makes that amendment to the code >> thank you and colleagues one of the corner stones of the various accessry dwelling units is the units are in the existing building envelope in every piece of legislation including the seismic legislation but because of a over site in the legislation it was removed with respect to seismic legislation so we will reinsert it here so that is inmotion i make >> supervisor wiener made a motion, is there a second? 2nd by supervisor farrell. can we take the amendment without objection? without objection the amendment passes. supervisor christensen. >> so i have a question for mr. gibner. so, mr. gibner, what is in our summary includes some of the amendments that were placed on a duplicateed file and sent to the planning commission. my understanding is based on actions that were taken monday those in the duplicated file but not the file we are voting on today? >> that is correct. there arethry different sets of amendments sent to the planning commission and one prohibits subdivision in the dwelling units so that the unit could be separately sold or financed from the existing building. one prohibiting dwelling units in building where sthr a ellis act eviction in the last 10 year jz the other prohibited shoret term rentals. all those amendments are considered in the planning commission in the next 90 days and come back. >> i want to thank supervisor wiener for picking this up. the adu is a topic that has come up with many years. i'm delighted to join supervisor wiener in trying to get our city to take a step in that direction. i'm supervisor of a district that struggles with how to do its part to help house all the people in the city. we also have a high percentage of seniors looking to remain in the neighborhood but find it difficult to manage the stairs and hills so we are always looking for ways we can better accommodate those in the district are limited mobility. there is a lot of things to like about the adu's. the fact they are eke logical and economical. the fact housing can be dispersed across the district rather in one place. the fact a lot of the units are likely to be more accessible-being supervisor of a district where nairkd character is important t is great to know we can add housing without changing the exterior configuration of build squgz the opportunities to add rent controlled housing in 2015 is exciting so i'm delighted to offer this for your support and hope that you will help district 8 and 3 move on in the housing quest and we will find other district in the city following suit >> thank you sfr supervisor christensen. supervisor kim >> i'll support 73 and 74 but i wanted to speak about the 3 amendments city attorney john gibner outlined because i introduced them. the first is prohibition of accessry dwelling units in building where there is a ellis act eviction in the previous 10 years and this will be going the planning commission as mr. gibner mentioned. i also propose 2 other amendments i want to briefly explain. one is actually aligning these 2 accessry dwelling units ledge slailgz to the one passed by then president david shoe prohibiting subdivision. this just insures that any rental-the new rental units which are here to actually add to the rental housing stock and will be under rent control are restricted to convert to unit of ownership for individual sale. the amendment that i introduced was a replicate of what was in daveuds shoes legislation. the third amendment is to prohibit short term rental in accessry dwelling units which should be primarily for primary residence and i also did have some questions on the ability of the planning department to be able to enforce short term rental in accessry dwelling units. i bow supervisor wiener mention there'd are ways to separate the addresses to insure that the primary home owner or tenant in a main unit couldn't use that address >> student to rent out full time a dwelling unit and hope we can continue to have that discussion as it moves through planning commission. i just have a fear that property owners will build a adu rks turn it into a full time spr and won't fulfill the need of which the legislation is in10 tendsed to impact which is ease some of the housing crisis by easily adding more units on to the market without adding height in most neighborhoods which i definite support. so, i'm look for the conversation with the planning commission and the 3 amendments coming back. i know there continues to be concern and i think this is something that i don't understand as much but continue to hear from the neighborhoods about the exception to 311 and 312 notification requirement frz increasing the height of the building to add adu. i know it isn't a big increase but some neighborhood groups said they would like notification and hopefully that is a conversation we can have. i will support the items before us today and look forward to the conversation on dwelling units. >> thank you supervisor kim. supervisor yee. >> i appreciate the authors willingness to look at how we are go-how we increase rental spots. just a question i thought i would ask at this point because i don't know if it is a question for city attorney gibner or city planning and i'm glad we are using accessry or adu because a lot of times we use in laws as if-i guess i'm stuck being hire in the 50 and 60 were one thing i now it seems in law is anything built illegally until we make it legal. most of the in laws i think about are in basements somewhere. does this legislation allow for building adu's in other floors? i'm a little confused with this. >> errhine star, manager of legislative affairs to planning department. the ordinance limits to unoccupied floor areas. in theory it could be added to a attic but that is economly infeasible. most of these will probably be added to garages or storage spaces on the ground floor that are not occupied by a existing dwelling unit. >> okay. and then are there rules or city rules around parking when we add units or does this not matter? >> adu's are exempt from parking and if you add one unit to a existing building, a normal unit you don't have to add parking as well. >> okay, thank you very much. i just wanted clarification. i guess for all when we move forward in the future when we do these types of legislation we should probably not use in laws >> thank you supervisor yee. supervisor christensen. >> i'll just reply. i know in my district with large apartment building, 20, 30, 40 building with boiler rooms or storage space these will not be what you think of in laws so i think we are aiming more at the larger housing stock. i understand from mr. gibner we have a tiny typo in the legislation that requires a minor adjustment so if you could explain where that is. >> just for clarity is there a typo in both 74 and 75? okay, that you can. >> deputy city attorney. this is page 7 line 6. reference to section 20 d 4 and it should be 207 d 4 >> supervisor christensen you move to amend. is there a second? second by supervisor wiener. colleagues can we take this without objection? without objection the item for 75 passes unanimously. okay, seeing no other names on the roster, madam clerk for item 74 and 75 as amended can you please call the roll? >> supervisor campos, aye. supervisor christensen, aye. supervisor cohen, aye. supervisor farrell, aye. supervisor kim, aye. supervisor mar, aye. supervisor tang, aye. supervisor wiener, aye. supervisor yee, aye. supervisor avalos, aye. supervisor breed, aye. there are 11i ayes >> the ordinances pass unanimously on the first reading as amended. madam clerk can we please go to our 3 p.m. special order? and let's start with items-3 p.m. special order starting with items 40-50. 47-50 >> comprise the special order of 3 p.m. for public hear ofg persons interested in the public works decision dating [inaudible] 2 units new construction condso minium located 639 peralta avenue. item 48, 49 and 50 are motions associate would the public hearing. >> supervisor campos >> thank you very much madam president. culeeges we continued this item before and because of the procedural history involved i am once again asking that we continue this item as the litigation proceeds and make a motion to continue this item to october 6 of this year. >> okay supervisor campos made a motion to continue this item to october 6. second by supervisor yee and at this time i'll open tupe public comment. if anyone wants to comment about the continuance public comment is open for that purpose. seeing no members who want to comment public comment is closed. colleagues can we take the motion to continue items 47-50 to october 6, 2015 without objection the without objection the motion passes unanimously. madam clerk can we go to item 51-54 >> item 51-54 are public hearing of persons interested in public works decision dated june 19, 2015 determining a 6 unit condo minium submitted for 158-162 linda street is incomplete. item 52, 53 and 54 are the motions associate would that hearing and madam president we rin receipt of communication from the appellate mrs. romarie [inaudible] with drawing the appeal >> can we intertace tain a motion to table 51-54? colleagues can we take this without objection the motion to table passes unanimously. madam clerk let's go to item 55-58. >> colleagues i apalm jz i failed to take public comment on the motion to table item 51-54 so is there a motion to resend the vote? motion by supervisor cohen and second by supervisor yee. the motion to resend the vote on 51-54 passes and now i would like to open ope up the motion to table 51-54. i would like to open up to public comment. any member thofz public who would like to comments on the motion to table item 51-54 come up. seeing none closed. can we take the motion to table 51-54 without objection? without objection the motion to table 51-54 passes unanimously. okay madam clerk can we go to the next 3 p.m. special order? >> on the motion to--item 55-58 comprise special order at 3 p.m. item 55 is public hearing of persons interested in a negative declaration for proposed agreement of soled waste at the [inaudible] issued by the planic commission may 21 and adopted june 1. item 56-57 and 58 are the motions that pertain to that public hearing >> my understanding on july 22 the planning department submitted a revised timeline determination for this matter impacting when the board should consider it so we want to entertain a motion to continue item 55-58 to sep 29, 2015. moved by supervisor yee, and second by supervisor kim. i would like to now open this item up to public comment. any member thofz public who would like to comnlt on the continuance of item 55-58. >> i'm sally johnson and suppose all this has been done under the supervision of legislation and there is [inaudible] listed on this part. [inaudible] >> thank you. are there members of the public who would like to comment on the continuance of 55-58, is in please come forward. >> [singing] long and [inaudible] continuing leads me back to your board of supervisors door. don't leave us waiting here. decide it very soon, won't you? >> thank you. are there members of the public who would like taprovide public comment at this time? seeing none public comment is closed. colleagues can we take the motion to continue item 55-58 to the september 29, meeting without objection? without objection the motion passes unanimously. let's go to our next 3 p.m. specialordser. item 59 and 60. >> item 59 and 60 comprise special order of 3 p.m. pursuant to motion m 15112 approved july 14, 2015. convene for these items aa public hearing to consider objection to assessment cost paid by the director of department of building inspection included in the report contained in item 60 ruzlution to approve the report of delinquent charges for cost for code enforcement violations and fees perstudents various section of the building codes >> todays committee is conducted to hear public testimony on a report of delinquent charges for assessment cost submitted by the department of building inspection. for delinquents charges [inaudible] at this time let's open up the public hearing. first we'll hear from the department and before we have a presentation are there questions? okay, department of building inspection >> good afternoon presidents breed and member oz thf board. this is 21 year the department has come before the board requesting special assessment cost. alan daveson senior housing inspection. previously transmitted to you is report of delinquent charges dating june 30, 2015. the department ha2 inhouse hearing to discuss outstanding fees. the department appreciates your support in approving the delinquent charges for a useful tool for regaining fee frz the department. i also like to thank angela [inaudible] and their support staff for all their help. >> thank you, supervisor wiener. >> thank you. just a quick question, are any of these for illegal in law units? >> we went through all the cases myself and senior inspector and removed illegal conversions off the list. >> thank you very much i appreciate that. >> thank you, so are there question or comments from member thofz board? seeing none let's open this up to public comment. commenters for item 59 and 60 have up to 2 minutes so please come forward. >> good afternoon. i'm here because i am being punished for looking for help. i have a neighbor who hasn't been able to cooperate with us. i try to do anything that is required. i have my [inaudible] and have anything, but until my neighbor is able to get his plants i cannot go forward. i am being charged so much money because of him and i came to the sate to try to look for help and didn't get it. i feel like i'm being punished for looking for help, so right here i come because i received the letter i i'm supposed to pay a lot of money, which i don't have and i don't know what will happen. if i had the money will i get help and resolve the problems, what will happen if my neighbor doesn't want to cooperate? >> i want to say something too. we go to the building department and it seems like we get no help. they are not organized, they senld you to one site and aortsite and we get stuck on these things. we are willing to do our part, but it seems like the building department, i really don't understand. no help at all. >> thank you this is just public comment but there will be a opportunity when public comment is over. mr. daveson will step outside from the department and be able to meet with anybody who has a issue and try to resolve it so there will be a opportunity for your questions or concerns to be answered and now this is just a time to present public comment. >> some of the things that probably [inaudible] the first person that gets the information, he should know what is going on. they should give us information and say if you submit this this is what will happen so it is for the public to decide if they want to do it because they just fill the application and then you submit it and then the supervisor come and you ask question squz they say this is paperwork and blah blah blah and then you try to do what they ask you to do. i think there has to be more organization from that department to really inform the public how things work and what is going to happen so we don't have to waste money and our time and because it cost money to us and we don't have the money and we are trying to work things out but we don't get any help. >> thank you very much. next speaker please >> good afternoon everybody. my name is alisa roquea and this is the first time coming here. i belong to district 10 and i try to call my supervisor to let her know i'm having problem with the building inspector. they want to put a lien on my property and don't understand. look at all this, this is paperwork of things they ask me to do, but it is the most horrible experience to get the supervisor [inaudible] they tell you to get back by 4. you are back by 4 and they went home. you call the supervisor and don't return no calls. it is a nightmare. they asked me for a variance. i paid for the person to do the variance on it. they ask me for plans and i have a architect do the plan, then they want a [inaudible] you have just put the cover on it. you don't need people that will live there. then, i went there, they [inaudible] i paid 960 dollars for a permit i don't even know. now they say i haven't complied with the-what did they say? the punishment they put on it. so, i just don't know what to do or where to go. they want to talk to the architect and he passed away last november so unless they go in the grave they won't beep able to talk to him. i left messages to the building inspector who is there. he checks his messages. >> thank you mam. there is a opportunity to talk to staff after this hearing. next speaker please. >> my name is raleigh [inaudible] i was going to say something. i had it all planned but [inaudible] let me regroup. >> do you need more time and we can take the next speaker? >> no i'm okay. it is just a idea that came up with mr. campos's office. i'm a lot like her, i'm rather poor. i think it is a great idea and a historical inspector going in first instead of going in and rebuilding everything t. is big issue in san francisco as we speak, but here is what i came up with, a historical certification committee, a separate committee that does this in san francisco. they go in first before anybody else to see if the building is cool, if it is safe, don't tough it. if it has cool stuff then make it in the architecture if it can work. here is the thing at the other meeting which would have worked, it is different levels. it is just a committee i'm coming up with and a idea and i'll call it the historic certification committee. that is about it. i have 42 seconds left can she use the rest of my time? >> no, i'm sorry. thank you very much, next speaker, please >> my name is terri [inaudible] i'm the owner of [inaudible] 26 avenue. today i like to say something of the case. i don't get notice for the result. this is the first time i get a notice and that is why i'm here. the issue on this case is [inaudible] because [inaudible] it is in the market [inaudible] to do the job is not easy, that is why i am taking care on the april 25 and has been done for the [inaudible] so, now all of a sudden, not only for the penalty but also for the [inaudible] put together. however, i don't have any receipt or notice before. i repeat again, this is the first time i received and that is why i come here. building inspection department now has been [inaudible] from 1 percent to 100 percent. what does it mean? before the only one year issue, but now it is 100, it increased. [inaudible] i don't even see how [inaudible] complaint they put in 49 item in there. so, i believe the supervisors should look at that to see what is going on for this happening. >> thank you, sir. next speaker, please. there will be staff after the meeting to answer your question and help with your concerns. >> on these violations that you have going on, this is supposed to be [inaudible] how satan likes to work. i think that we can be more considerate on our inspection and how we do different ways. i'm trying to [inaudible] that you mentioned earlier and i'll try to work on that so we can have a better san francisco and not charge like, you know [inaudible] get along with prices and [inaudible] nothing ever got back to the [inaudible] he told me before i left here let's change it back to [inaudible] high prices and make everybody go mad over money. this doesn't have anything to do with [inaudible] >> thank you very much, ma'am. next speaker, please. >> [singing] you fix a building where the rain gents in and stops your vine from wandering. you fill in the building cracks that ran through the door, and when your mind goes wandering where the money will go on all the dough, i don't know. >> thank you, next speaker please. >> my first time to speak before the board of supervisors and i my name is francisco [inaudible] and i'm coowner of one majestic with my wife, maria who could not come here. she is at work. the main reason i'm here is to ask consideration from the board members that we are being charged some 20 - 2 thousand dollars of non completion of the work being asked of us since last year. i want to read a copy of the letter we wrote. in the interest of time and important priorities of the mayor and board, the owners of above subject property, number 1, majestic avenue we are compelled to write our semp explanatory lelter in response to said numerous vilailgzs all most all of which are being perpetrated from well orstraighted and planned personal complaints by the city officer who is a neighbor from the other side of cane avenue, which is the next block. with whom we share 25 feet of the rear fence. the rear street neighbor which whom we share 25 on cane avenue for the past 15 wreers is calling rather anommississippily a number of department offices of the city as documented such as the fire department, the department of health, the department of public works and- >> thank you sir, your time is up at this time. there will be a opportunity to talk to someone about your issue. are there any other members of the public who would like to speak at this time? >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is judy bishop is this isn't my first appearance in regards with the city and planning, but there has been some leans on the property at 4801 third street, which i know we have been abiding by paying the abandoned building fee, but we were in litigation since 2009 and the litigation is over, however, we were in conference with the city in a project in which that this-these assessments and leans-some of the leans they are applying to us, should have been identified in the settlement when the city hit the building back in 2009, then again in 2013. there was supposed to have been no leans but it seems like we have paying our abandoned fee however, we are being charged additional charges for administrative fees and other fees that they tack on in terms of supervisor fees and things like that so my comment was that i show a record where we have been paying since 2011, we paid 1496 dollars to prevent any directors penalties. this was the first time we were going court after 2009 on this property. then again, on 2012 we paid 765. again on 2014 we paid 675, then we got another notice and then we submitted 1038 dollars. we are trying to figure what year wree be assessed for. >> thank you very much. there will be a opportunity to talk to staff. any other commenters? >> from time to time, i have been in the audience watching. this city, this city and county of san francisco named after saint francesis of asissy has no compassion. you have [inaudible] talking to the building inspection. you have expediteers and give them a little money, they can deliver anything on a platter. i was watching as this lady was explaining to you that people are stressing her out. no compassion. this city has no compassion. if the developers come here, you lick them all over the place. no compassion. now, since we are booming and we have billions of dollars, why don't we set aside some money so that probono attorneys can address the concerns of our constituents? why not? why don't we have a small group in the building inspection and wish [inaudible] was here to join me because i go way back when. why don't we do that? i'm not saying you guys work with the city and make over 100 thousand dollars or maybe less but sure you make 100 thousands with benefits, why don't you show compassion. every time i come here the t is disgusting, despicable. when will we learn to have some compassion? thank you very much. >> thank you, are there member thofz public who would like to speak? >> hello. >> hello >> my name is [inaudible] i own 210 eagle street and i'm here to address the issue of the [inaudible] i would like feedback from the top as to what a property owner can do if [inaudible] a, there is a abuse of the process and 2, possible misconduct in the enforcement of the code enforcement process. i just want that open and general before i discuss my case in particular. but the general thing is, a neighbor has maliciously reported a case on my property where he was a active violation of the code. i have spent all most 15 thousand dollars in the court system to finally have the judge agree that i can sue, not make a judgment, agreed i can see the plaintiff and his attorney for perjury and malice on this particular case. if there is a active permit, why does the department of building inspection before the permit has expired is so interested in enforcing the law and telling you to complete a nugleted change to a building >> thank you very much. any other members of the public who would like to comment on this item? at this time seeing none public comment is closed. this hearing has been held and is now filed and we will now reconvene as a board of supervisors. colleagues before we consider the underlying resolution, we shall now take a break on this particular item to allow members of the public to confirm with the department in the hall way their concerns so mr. daveudsson will go outside the chambers so those who have come to speak about your issues he will be out in the hall and meet with you to address your concerns directly. would you like to add something? >> i just say thank you very much >> can we do this without objection? without objection we'll move forward and see you in a little bit. madam clerk we'll move on to our next hearings. can you call item 61 and 62 >> pursuant to resolution 19715 adopted june 2 the board will convene for item 61 and 62 to consider the renewal and expansion of property based assessment district known as yerba bren acommunity district and item 62 is the resolution to establish renew and expand the praurptd based business imprivement districtordsering levy and collection of assessment against property located in the district for 15 years beginning with fy 15/16, the purpsh is the hear testimony on levo of assessment of business and improvalment district named the yerba bena district. pursuant to board of supervisor resolution of intention adopted june 2, 2015. as described in the plan the district will be approximately 2123 identified parcels located on 20 whole or partial blocks. details of the covered area are in the file. at the conclusion nof public hearing the department of elications tabulate the ballot and report to the board of supervisors. member thofz public may view the ballot tabulation on the basement level of sitee hall in room 59. the board of supervisors will neither lev athe assessment [inaudible] without objection the public testimony will be as follows... we'll hear from speak aers in support of the district 2 minute max and then hear from speakers in opposition to the proposed assessment district. during the hearing a property owner wishing to change his or her vote or who has not yet voted may speak with department of election staff at a table just outside the board chamber. they will provide you with the affidavit [inaudible] after the hearing closes the ballot will be counted. at this time supervisor kim since this is in your district would you like to make a comment? >> i want to recognize the hard work of the yerba brena cbd and staff. i see the [inaudible] and andrew robinson and a really dedicated boards of directors. this is cbd i'm proud to work with. they build a identity of a neighborhood that didn't exist before but doing great services for our residence small businesses, our museums, cultural attractions. i think this is a neighborhood that all of san francisco can be proud ouf of whether you are a worker or tourist or residents. i believe the ballot turn out will demonstrate how spoteive the property owners are of the work you do >> any comments by city staff? >> thank you president breed. [inaudible] senior project manager office of economic and work force development. as stated in the resolution this is renewal i expansion of the yerba bine community district. i like to thank supervisor kim and staffer for her support during the process #6789 i also like tocu-mind cathy mop the exectev director. the community engagement process is the model for all. i would like to thank the departments that provided support during the process, the clerk of the board and the department of elections, in particular alisa sumera, erica major, andria osberry [inaudible] >> thank you very much and at this time we'll open up to public testimony for those speakers who are in support of the assessment district. first speaker please you will have 2 minutes each. >> please come forward and those interested in speaking as well can line up to my left. >> good afternoon, thank you president breed supervisors [inaudible] in the heart of yerba bena. i also serve as chairman of the [inaudible] currently. i volunteered for the past 2 and a half years and a great board of directors who are results orientsed. you can see that from looking at our application. one of the things walking through our neighborhood is trying to imagine what it would be like without the ybcbd. what would it look like without the clean team representative removing the 25 thousand pieces of graffiti within the past 7 years in the neighborhoods? it is evident the quality of life has improved at least in the short time i was involved as well as through the 7 years of the life. i urge the board to approve our ybcbd. thanks very much. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> hello supervisors. my name is michele [inaudible] and the ybcbd [inaudible] i have been down in the area for about 20 years. i went to academy of art college and [inaudible] before the ybcbd was there things were a little messy and so having them there is just so much bet frr our community and i really support the community group. >> thank you next speaker please >> good afternoon president breed and member thofz board of supervisors. candice sue [inaudible] i'm proud to serve as vice chair of board of directors at ybcbd. at sfmta we have 2 parking garages within t district and we are among the largest payers into the cbd. as part of the district we durive a lot of benefits from the suvss they provide. they promote the area and make it safe and clean and we are very supportive of what they do. i want to spend a moment to talk about the staff and echo what [inaudible] also said. having work would the cbd for about a year now i have a tremendous respect for exectev director cathy mopeen and her team. they work really hard to understand the processes of the city and do so with a high level of integ rutry on behalf of the neighborhood they serve. as a member of the renewal committee i saw what went into the process and the methodology it use today come windup the renewal. cathy mopen is thoughtful in her approach to insure they serve the needs of the people in the area, both the residence and non profits and businesses and museums and cultural centers woo value as well as visitors and went above and beyond to conduct outreach for the community that is a model. in addition she is done so with the ininvolvement with the board. we are impressed with the cbd and think the neighborhood gets better and hope you support this renewal. >> thank you very much, next speaker please. >> good afternoon supervisors. lawrence lee recollect the administrative director at spur and we ralocated in the community benefit district and just wanted to show strong support because of their support for non profit institutions like ours as well as art institutions. the support they give us include streetscape programs they implement, those large and small. they improve public spaces with public art plans, greening programs, bike racks, alley design jz more all supporting the visitors that come to our institutions. yerba bena night which is organized by ybcbd celebrates with dance arts and musing and perform squns attended by 10 thousand people last year and draws attention to all the cultural attractions in the neighborhood. it is one of my favorite events. also provides grants to neighborhoods groups and non profits like us and they support efforts such as family programs, public art projects and cultural exhibits. this type of support also just engages our neighbors and people in the neighborhood and it is just really important to have that neighborhood cohesion and celebration. also just for us one of the most direct impacts is simply every time one of our visitors comes to visit spur they see a clean safe and inviting neighborhood and the [inaudible] return and support other similar institutions. so, the renewal is vital for our visitors as well and i please ask you to support renewal. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> good evening. rea bobt and operate 715 harrison street which [inaudible] we have been there for 28 years and we are one of the sort of small store fronts that really benefit tremendously from the ybcbd. there is so many different elements of the organization that is helpful to our small business as you are well aware, the neighborhood when we got there 28 years ago is completely different from what it is now. we have mu scony and visitor squz att park. we have so many people and so many residence and what the cbd does is serves as vehicle to bring so many different dynamics of the community together and we benefit from that. we benefit from the 10 b program they provide police serves for community. the neighborhood guides who are also trained in dealing directly with homelessness issues, so it is great orgzism we are happy with cathy and the staff and everything taking place in regards to what it has done. the graffiti removal, it goes on and on, it is a great project, so we strongly recommend that you renew it. it does a great service to the community and we want to say thank you >> thank you next speaker please. >> [singing]. yerba brena here we come right in the big city sun. open up that, expand that golden gate and please don't be late. yerba benny, please fix it up. >> thank you next speaker please. >> sally johnson and i like to [inaudible] new ways of doing things [inaudible] making things better. i did already put housing building and i haven't done that much because i have been doing-dealing with physical issues and it is getting better and they said that i was a fairly maintained being alive. [inaudible] these are one of the benefits that we are advised by and support the newer establishes to rebuild buildings. this is where it comes about for our cheaper place of living. we have really been [inaudible] because the things that we haven't been able to explain. i never did get anything in [inaudible] and mental ward for 2 years and i never get a chance to really [inaudible] because the health issue and just started it for 2 months >> that you -thank you very much >> my name is peter heart and resident home owner at 300 third street and chairman of cbd streets and public space committee. from the committee stand point we are dedicated to emproving the public realm in the neighborhood and thirng you heard some of the projects we have done. we have oreb 30 projects in streetscape improvement plan. a good example is [inaudible] where we have been able to create a new public open space and have a graut laut of great projects in the future. from a resident standpoint i want to tell if you can imagine what it might be like living in a neighborhood where there isn't a community benefits district and visit friends of mine and they ask about it and i tell them what we do and say this is great because we don't have a organization like that we can reach out to if we have safety issues, if we have trash or graffiti issues. they feel like they have to reach a remote city bureaucracy to deal with the issue or may pick up the phone and call you and your office, so having the community benefits district in the neighborhood to provide these services is a very extremely responsive. people know who to call and take care of the problem right away. so, i just urge you to keep this great service going forward and to support the renewal. thank you. >> thank you next speaker please. >> good afternoon haun rbl members of the board of supervisors and city staff. my name is rea moisa, i'm with the yerba bena gardens festival and hear representing the yerba benny gaurdance festival to speak on support to renew the community benefit district. i would thrike read a few statements from a letter submitted by our board of directors at the yerba bena gardens festival and artistic director in support of the vote. the board of directors and staff support the renewal. ybcbd offers vital neighborhood services and built productive partnerships with the city residence business and cultural organizations. ybcbd provides needed grants to art projects that help make the nairblds a wonderful place to live. yerba ben agardens festival is the organization that produces and present more than 100 outdoor free and live performing art programs in yerba bena gardens and outside public spaces of the yerba bena gardens including the esplanade, jessie square, the childrens garden and east garden [inaudible] attune to the public street scape, live ability and attraction and attractability of the city, ybcbd is a valuable partdner making sure the city and yerba ben agardens sutractive and lively place and visitors and residence and workers and they are a nice birch of people to work with. >> thank you, sir. thank you very much. next speaker please. >> good afternoon supervisors. i'm summer [inaudible] exectev director at [inaudible] i have worked in the yerba bena neighborhood for 17 years and there is a lot of change. 30 years ago the redevelopment agency had a vision and this vision has come to play a new path and the yurby buena community district helped keep us together as a community, helped give us a voice and provide vision, helped look to the feature and i think it is essential to keep the yerba buena community district together for another 15 years to make sure that all of the projects that are on the plate already in progress will have a very nice and cohes irfb and neighborhood application and all have a voice together and hope you will approve the renewal. >> thank you every much next speaker please >> good afternoon my name is cathy mop and the exectev director of yuba brena [inaudible] thank you for the opportunity to come before you today. i want to reiterate why this is important for the neighborhood. there are a lot of changes since we were formed in 2008. 5 thousand more residence moved into the neighborhood which doubled the population from 5 to 10 thousand people in the neighborhood. we had thousands more workers as buildings have been refurbished and we'll see the expansion of sf [inaudible] in the spring of next year and expansion of mu sconey will bring 10s of thousands or more people in the neighborhood. i also want to say i feel we have done a good job about the public outreach. making a effort to reach out to all asspects of the neighborhood. we held more 70 public meet squgz tons of one on one meet wgz property ownersism we heard a lot of things from the neighborhood. we are excited about expanding services and will double down on the cleaning because you can never be clean enough. we'll add more money to streetscape impruchbment projects and we are excited working with sfmta to develop some pulestren safety and traffic enforcement initiative frz the neighborhood because like it or not wree a on and off ramp to the free way. this wouldn't have happened without the support of the board of direct rbz. i want to thank them and all the supporters that came out and want to recognize and thachck supervisor kim and her staff for their incredible and staunch storet e support and willingness to listen and enter into dialogue with us as we work to improve the neighborhood >> thank you very mump. any other members of the public who would like to speak in support? >> i want to state history. the area we are talking about was taken over by redevelopment where a lot of gentrification took place. it is true this community benefits district will do this and that, but one of the things they need to do is outreach to the black community and to the filipinos so that they have a opportunity to bring back what was lost. i hope that this district will pay a significant amount of attention to south park where at one time that entire area was owned by blacks. having said that, we know what redevelopment is doing all over the city and some of us who are asleep we should awaken up and see what has happened to the fillmore. we know like what is happening in district 10 and who is fast asleep in that cockpit. this community benefit district depends on leadership. good leaders know the way, show the way and go the way and it seems from the comments that the people are making here, they are making good comments about the present, but they need to reach out to the past so that you can do it. it is just opposite saint patricks church. you have a beautiful garden. i have written many of my poems 15-20 years ago sitting in that garden. who maintains that garden, kudos to them and- >> thank you very much. your time is up. are there any hoar or the memberoffs the public who would like to speak in support of forming the cbd? seeing none we'll move to those who would like to speak in oppositionism any members of the public who would like to speak in opposition of the cbd? seeing none if there are no other speakers we would like to close-you want to speak in opposition? okay. >> good afternoon board of supervisors. my name is soomial woo. i represent a owner of several properties in the community benefits district. i would urge the board to obtain or move to continue the vote on this because there are serious issues in terms of both the formation of the district as well as how different property owners were or are included in the current and future benefits district. in addition to that, there is really no way to either contest the assessments or to figure out why certain property owners are now paying 3 to 400 percent more for their assessments when the actual budget itself is less than 100 percent more. this quasi government agency lacks oversight, transparency as well as accountability and until those answers are resolved, it makes sense to ubstain from a vote on this issue. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> hello good afternoon my name is richard bird and manage paurpts on clar street. i have a few quick questions and in our particular our yerba bena cbd went from 160 dollars to 722 dollars, so roughly 4 times the original amount so that like your sunday paper goes from 3 to 12 dollars or muni from 2.25 to 9 dollars. curious what justifies 400 percent increase. also, ask the increase proportioninate across the board. for instance the intercontinental hotel pay 25 thousand dollars. would they go up to 100 thousand dollars, is it is a proportioninate thing or subjected to different properties and use. lastly, i was curious where might i find where the votes were tallied from the original ballots on the measure? i was looking and unable to find it so curious if there is anywhere i can see the previously tallied ballots >> thank you. any other members of the public who would like to speak in opposition of the cbd? seeing none public comment is closed. and is there a motion to continue the hearing? or would we like to close the hearing? supervisor kim, did you have any remarks? >> no i made my remarks in the beginning. i believe the votes are being tallied and announced in the meeting, is that correct >> yes >> make a motion to close the hearing >> is there a second? second by supervisor yee. colleagues can we take this without objection? without objection the hearing is closed. at this time the tabulation will now begin and we'll continue with our business on the boards ajendsa. when the tabulation of the ballots is complete our board will announce the votes and that will happen as i said down stairs in the department of elections. >> okay, madam clerk we are going return to item number 59 and 60. mr. davidson are you ready to go? >> so, the property that is removed from the report are as follows, majestic is removed. 6201 geary street is removed. 317 [inaudible] 210 is [inaudible] 225 [inaudible] is removed. 80 melrose is removed. 2278 42 avenue. 753 coalkohl and 763 kohl removed. >> colleagues can we have a motion to amend the report based on the list provided by mr. davidson? motion by supervisor mar, second by supervisor cohen. can we take the amendments without objection? without objection the amendment passes. and madam clerk can we take the item as amended same house came call? without objection the item as amended is passed unanimously. thank you. okay, we'll skip to item 63 and 64. madam clerk can you call those items? >> pursuant to resolution 199-fine eapproved june 9, the board of superizer vooz will conseen for item 63 and 64, public hear toog consider the establish oment of property based assessment to be known as the greater rincon hill district pursuant to california and property business improvement district law of 1994 and san francisco business and tax reg llgz code. item sick 4 is resolution to sfb the property base improvement district as greater rincon hill district and order levy and collection of assessment gaens property located in the district for the next 15 years commencing with approval of the item >> colleagues the purpose of the hearing is hear testimony on the proposed levy of assessment of the proposed property and business improvement district to be named the greater rincon hill community district pursuant to resolution intention adopted june 9, 2015 and to hear testimony on amendments to the proposed management district plan and engineers report dated july 2015 and file would the board july 15, 2015. after the adoption of the june 9, 2015 resolution the city mailed ballots to property owners then the greater rincon hill community business district committee submitted amended management districates plan and engineers report dated july 2015 that removed 2 parcels fwraum the edge of the district. details are in the file. the proposed rincon hill community benefit district under the amendsed july 2015 management district plan contained 3277 identified parcels located on approximate 57 whole or partal blocks in the transbay rincon hill area. detailoffs the streets are in the file as well. that conclusion of the public hearing the department of elections will tabulate the ballots and report to the board och supervisors. member thofz public may view the ballot tabulation by the department of election on basement level of city hall in room 59. the board of supervisor will neither levy the assessment or apruchb the establish. of inkistricate is there is mu jrt protest. without objection the public testimony is as follows. we first hear from speaker isupport of assessment 2 minutes mac. then hear from speakers in opposition to be assessment district 2 minutes max per person. during a hearing a property owner wishing to change their vote or not yet voted may speak with department of election staff at a table outside the board chambers. they will provide with a affidavit and ballots. after the hearing closes the ballots will be countsed. at this time i would like to recognize supervisor kim >> thank you president breed. also want to recognize many individuals that worked on developing and creating the new xhinety district in district 6. i think our district has the most cbd. this is a new and developing neighborhood formally industrial neighborhood but now has many residence employees and workers. the cbd really comes on the tail thofz mell rose district which we supported and passed unanimously last septwith full support of this board and the mayors office and now the cbd will also work to enhance many of the existing but also future needs och the growing neighborhood. i want to recognize mary mu cue who is active with ourt cbd and mgm for helping to lead and using eperatize and experience as well as jim chapel and residence vaubed in the rincon hill cbd. [inaudible] john cromwell, catena johnson, sara mac tire and marilyn stuart and also to some of the property owners and developers in the neighborhood [inaudible] and tony [inaudible] the cbd will provide services as the yerba bena cbd for public safety and maintenance of the streets and our new open space which is coming down the line whether it is transbay roof top park or [inaudible] really looking forward to the pass chblg othe cbd and want to thank you. it is hard to start a new cbd and gain support among property owners so want to recognize a tremendous effort initiative. >> thank you supervisor kim. is there any comments from staff? >> thank you president breed and supervisors. [inaudible] senior project manager, office of economic and work force development. today you hear the rez dugz to establish the rincon hill cdbd. the resolution removes 2 parcels [inaudible] apn 37770-001 from the eastern edge of the district. the boundaries adjusted in the management plan and engineers report. this resolution will alsoerize the formation of this district mpt the testimony you will hear is in regards to the proposed formation and amendment tooz the management plan and engineers report. at the end of public comment they will tabulate the results and if no [inaudible] approve the rez dugz to establish. i would like to thank supervisor kim for her office support. i would like to cu-mind the committee that led all the work through this all most 4 year campaign specifically conteena johnson and loren post. i would like to highlight the work of mgm management group for their hard work on this and furter more jun just thanksgivinging the clerks office and department of election on this in this campaign >> thank you very much. at this time we will open it up to public testimony for anyone who wants to speak in support of the assessment district. if you can come forward and line up to my left. first speaker please >> [singing]. my kind of hill. rincon is my kind of district hill. it is one bill that i hope you'll pass and you'll get your fill. it is my kind of hill and i hope you vote on it and you all agree with all your will. >> thank you, next speaker please. >> good afternoon. my name is john graham 8 year resident of the neighborhood and live in infenty. i'm fully support the cbd for rincon hill and think it is a proven example of infrastruck dhoor support the city services. i this can everyone knows who walks athround neighborhood dollar is a significant need for additional security, cleanliness and maintenance of things such as current and future parks and i think this is way to go from good to great in our neighborhood so hope you'll support this. thank you >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> my name is tony [inaudible] with [inaudible] we are a business owner and operator in the greater rincon hill neighborhood and very excited to support the community benefit district. we think it is great resource tooz the neighborhood and make for a better quality of life for the tenants and neighbors so we support the creation of the cbd. >> thank you next speaker please >> my name is marilyn stuart and i want to make a personal statement and a statement as a residents of a smaller condo minium building. as a personal statement i spent my first few menths in san francisco in the yerba bena district and saw the benefit of the cbd. then i moved to my current unit which was just across second street from yerba bena and discovered how badly we need a cbd in our neighborhood. now, i'm representing one effort which is a small building, we only have about 50 unit in it so compared to other buildsings you may think of, we are pretty small. we would not be able to afford to fund the security and clean up of kinds of activities that need to go on in our neighborhood. the need is great and we really want to follow the model of what is successful and we fully support this. it will be a great improvement to the neighborhood. >> thank you next speaker. >> good afternoon madam president and members of the board. i also want to thank supervisor kim for her support. my name is loren post, i'm a resident and as you heard from the cultural leaders and business owners and residents och yerba bena we are neighbor tooz the east and we want what they have. we are very inviious of their quality of life and need improvement in our neighborhood and feel our cbd will bringfelt our neighborhood is planned for over a does chb high rise towers residential and xhrjs with new housing units being affordable. we hope they bring in families and working people who deserve a lovey neighborhood and what will be the busiest neighborhoods in san francisco budding the financial district and home to new transbay transit terminal and what we think is the most exciting and biggest district in the opportunity for opportunity for all. please support supervisor kim to establish the greater rin onhill community district. >> my name is catena johnson, thank you for having us today. i have been a rez dent of rincon hill for 6 year jz if you notice i said area not neighborhood because we are not quite there yet. we don't have a grocery store in walking businesses. we don't have schools or parks but the good newicize most of thesethis are coming, especially the parks which was the initial reason for form thg cbd. pulling together to support for the cbd is a team eeffort lead by the other residence who are here to speak today. as part of this effort i have explained and promoted the cbd to neighbors and in person and [inaudible] once i explain the benefits verses the cost the response has been positive. it is imperative this cbd be approveredism rincon hill is barring the brunt of the construction actirfbty. we need 15 million in infrastructure financing that will come as a result of the cbd. we need the cbd for the parks to be maintained. there is no plan b for parkmancy and that is troublesome. nearly ever space in the area will be residential in the next few years. my ask is you approve and support the greaten rincon hill cbd. >> thank you next speaker please. >> good afternoon board of supervisors. my name is john cor well and 21 year resident of south of market and the president of port side home owners association. there is a huge enlargement of the residential pop ylshz that is happening more now. the cbd is critical not just a business standpoint but for resident. most of the new developments are very vertical and what is developing is a bunch of disconducted islands. there needs to be some organization that brings everyone today as a neighborhood and community and handles the spaces between them. in terms of security, i live said in the area for over 20 year jz the amount of street crime not just property crime, but crime involving weapons has gone up in the past 3 yearsism there was a armed autorobbery in our garage last week. that was someone that appeared to come in right off the street so we need this from a quality of life and safety standpoint and everybody i have spoke toon views this as a valuable benefit to being in the district and urge you to support it. for ll the right reasons-i can't think of any reason you wouldn't. there is a infrastructure development fund that represents [inaudible] unless there is a entity like the cbd to take control of that and manage it, it is going unutilized so i urge you to support the cbd >> that you can very much next speaker please >> thank you supervisor. jim chapel from mgm management and urban planner by craft and supposed to be retired but come out of retirement to work with mary mu cue and cbd formation because i so believe in cbd thaz ultimate in grass roots democracy. the paest several years we had scores of community meeltings representing thousands of person hours working through issue squz the type of services that the community needs and wants and what cbd's are in addition to providing the clean and safe kinds of services eothers have spoken about are a community building exercise and that is what is so exciting for me. to work with a group of people to figure out what they want their neighborhood to be. none of this would have been possible without supervisor kim and her staff who have been so supportive and helpful all along and in deed the rest of the city staff, chrisa atono who has been with us since the beginning, chris cor gs and other city staff so thank you to all of you and thank you to the great number of people in the neighborhood, the stirring committee and other speakers here today asking for your support and i too ask for your support. thank you >> thank you next speaker please >> androbryant from mgm and speak on behalf ofmery mu cue who is vg trouble to move around. [inaudible] mayors office of economic and work force development and supervisor kim and your office for the support as we work to have this cbd formed. it is a great plexor to work the with steering committee and that ground swofel support to create a cbd. it is also gratifying to me, i chs on the formation committee years ago to form the ybcbd and hear the testimony. i sat here knowing in 15 years you will hear that same thing from residence who had to be one over because the services are tremendous. i believe the neighborhood will be better off and mgm is glad to support the committee. i encourage you to support it. >> any other members of the public who would like to speak in support of the cbd? seeing none we'll move to those members of the public who would like to speak in opposition to the cbd. any members of the public who would like to speak in opposition to the cbd >> my name is auto duffy and like to speak in opposition to it. seems to me that the cbd's generally-there is limitations on the amount of taxes that the government, any government can collect. it goes back to jaurfbs gan. i think it is coming on 40 years now and now with the cbd it allows a marginal amount more resources to go into a neighborhood but it is in violation of what the people and the big corpications of america have decided should be the limits of gurfbergence and attempts to drive us back to a third world country. 40 years now even though the democratic party is dahmsinant in california that remains the case so that tells you the limitation of conventional politics. forgive me if none of you understand this, but i live in a neighborhood where a sro hotel room days like today it gets stuchy and hot and excuse me for excessively wordy but it is nice in this air conditioned environment. >> thank you very much. any other members of the public who would like to speak in opposition? >> it isn't a opposition but have a question, why haven't they paid their back taxes? i'm a american and every time i buy a soda and pay sales tax. corporations are great but they never pay sales tax. every time they buy a billion dollar corporation there is a billion in sales tax. every time someone buys something they don't pay sales tax. every time i buy smck i pay sales tax. i love corporations i rich people and everything but can't understand if i bought a dollars worth of something or combine stuff, if i bought another business for a dollar i had to pay sales tax. corporations do want to be considered a single man, that is what they said in something recently, pay your sales tax. that is all i have to say. my name is ronaldue gene davey lee and i'm here to say pay your taxes or the irs should collect the back taxes >> any other members of the public who would like to speak in opposition of the cbd? seeing none public comment is closed. if there is no motion to continue this hearing we will now close this hearing. at this time we will tabulate the ballot and continue business of the board. when the tabulation is complete our clerk will announce the results. thank you everyone for your comments. madam clerk let's move to the next public hearing, item 65 and 66. >> pursuant to resolution 198-15 adopted june 9, the board of supervisors will convene for item 65 and 66. item 65 is public hearing to consider the establishment of assessment district to be known as dog patch and north west potrero hill. item 66 is rezitution to establish business improvement district ordering the levy and collection of assessment against property located in the dishricate for the next 10 years commencing 15, 16 >> the purpose of this hearing is to hear testimony on the proposed levelly of assessment of the property and business improvement district named the dog patch and north west potrero hill green benefit district. pursuant to board of supervisor resolution adopted june 9, 2015. described in the plan the proposed district would be approximately 1382 identified parcels located on approximately 69 whole or partial blocks. detailoffs the covered area are in the file. at the conclusion of the public hear thg department of elections will tabulate the ballots and report to the board of supervisors. member thofz public may view the ballot tabulation on the basement level in city hall in room 59. the board of supervisors will ether 92 levy the assessment or approve the establishment of the district if there is majority protest. without objection the public testimony will be as follows. we will first hear from all speakers in support of inassessment district with 2 minutes maximum per person. we'll hear from all speakers in opposition to the assessment 2 minute maximum per person and during a hearing a property owner wishing to change their vote or has not yet voted may speak with department of election staff at a table outside of the board chambers. they will provide with the ach davit and a ballot. after the hearing closes the ballots will be counted. at this time i would like tarecognize supervisor cohen >> we had 2 hearings on community benefit districts but today you will hear on a green benefit district. are you excited? this is exciting because-thank you president breed. i appreciate your genuine enthuse yaism. let me tell you why this is exciting because if pass san francisco would once again be the leader in the way by establishing the first green benefits district in the nation. not many people can say they are the first in the nation, but we hope we will be able to. the ballot today is the culmination of 3 wrores of community based planning and special legislation that i authored. a few years ai worked in a group of dedicated neighbors a hand full are here today and praeb property owners on creative solutions to funds open space improvement and maintenance in the eastern neighborhoods. at the time time i worked legislation [inaudible] can voluntarily assess themselves to pay forome proving and creating public parks and open space. the model is nerly identical for community bft districts as well as business impruchbment district but this is the first time residential and xhrjs property owners are participating ina sessment district and these funds can be used for a wider variety of services such as graffiti removal, capital improvement, tree planning, park maintenance, these things we don't have enough money for. you heard me discuss the challenges we are facing, fund{prioritizing the new infrastructure in the eastern neighborhood which are rapidly developing as we speak. this is one creative strategy where the city and neighbors take up the challenge to create and maintain needed parks and public realm and park improvement. we have already heard from other neighborhood groups across the city looking for model something similararve the work done in the dog patch and north west potrero hill. look out scott wiener i got word constituents are interested and david compose. [inaudible] our friends and neighbors as well as property owners and work with my office to get to this point. so, forgive me but i most show a moment of gratefulness to bruce hewy [inaudible] tony kelly, [inaudible] shar main curtis [inaudible] david [inaudible] i also want to thank city staff who spent numerous hours with my office reviewing documents after documents helping the committee to get us to this point. particulary of course i want to give acknowledge to chrisy atawny who received accolades for work with oawd. she started the process and jonathan goldburg from dpw help finish this project. robert brian and city attorneys office i want to thank you for your help in draft thg necessary documents over and over again with the changing amendments. that is a inside joke. just want to let you know that we are grateful for your assistance in helping move this project forward. madam president i think we shouldopethen hearing at this time. >> okay before we open the hearing madam supervisor, we would like to give the staff a opportunity to make a comment >> brief comment, please staff. >> that you can president breed and supervisor cohen. jonathan goldburg green benefit district program manager with public works. i'll tree to chemothe comments brief. the efforts to transform green benefit dishricate into reality can be described [inaudible] without long term vision of supervisor cohen and staff particularly nob waub we under not be here today. thank you for your leadership for believing in and empowering the community. i like to acknowledge the formation consultant [inaudible] staff hanna smith [inaudible] for continuing to push the 3 plus year formation process inspite of each set back and small victory. the assessment engineer [inaudible] creative word smithing [inaudible] city attorney. also the city attorneys office and staff robert brian for considering the countless argument and reviewing data sets and engineer reports. the hard work for election staff [inaudible] and perhaps one of the most significant behind the scenes contributesers my colleagues senior project manager [inaudible] her professional guidance innovative thought process and mentorship to [inaudible] success has not gone unnoticed particularly at public works. thank you >> thank you very much. at this time we'll open this item up for public testimony and so i would like to call on the first speaker in support of the assessment district. there will be a opportunity to anyone oppose d to speak after. >> my name is susan [inaudible] dog patch resident and gbd formation committee member. in the past 2 and a half years we presented over 15 different public meetings and work shops focused on building awareness and sulitsing feed back on the concept of green benefit district in dog patch and potrero hill. we were met with interest and enthusiasm for this way to fr residence to invest in the beautiful of the neighborhood. knowing in the next few wreers dog patch will have over 1 thousand yinets which provides minimal open green space. our residence and property owner understand the value and have the design to [inaudible] green space, parks informal community garden and [inaudible] to improve the long term eclogical helths of the neighborhood. thanksgivings -thank you for your support >> [inaudible] north west potrero and want to thank supervisor cohen for her help in this business. nort west potrero is a smail neighborhood joined by dog patch. about 60 years ago a free way was but through the neighborhood and it divided the neighborhood in 2. that was the 101 free way and neighbors over the fast 15 years have worked on taking the land that is arounds the free way that is right of way land and seeing if it can be turned into public parks. dpw helped with that. we had a park formed and reck-we need to provide maintenance so we look forward to having the green benefit district hen maintain this area as well as beautify the streets. thank you very much and hope we have your support >> thank you next speaker please >> i'm going to be brief and look at the [inaudible] my name is bruce heely. i live a half block from the 280 freway across from muni woods repair lot and down the street from a former whole sale fish market. the nairbld is changes into more residence. i would thrike ask and welcome your partnership with dpw and supervisor cohens office in moving ahead with this objective. we would thrike to establish after 3 long years. we consider that long because it is changing. we have a number of street parks put in over the past fee yoors and double capacity on street parks. we need maintenance for that. after your support with the gbd and thank you for your time >> thank you next speaker please. >> hi everyone rbs my name is brook rea smith and executive director of [inaudible] mission bays non profit organization working with supervisor coo00 and formation knhity to facilitate the formation of gbd. the mission is empower neighborhoods to fund build and maintain high cault public spaces in san francisco and hopefully some day beyond. we are proud to play a role in theriation of the first gbd securing grants and designing a state of the arts community survey to cublthing over 15 community out reach meetings and workshops over the past several years. the team worked tirelessly and partly probono. from the start the gbd is intend today be a prototype to bereplicated. our gone is engage and empower citizen tooz improve their naird realm in partnership with the city efforts. we look forward to continuing our work in close collaboration with san francisco toward the shared goal of making san franciscos public wellm safe clean and inviting for all. >> that you -thank you, next speaker >> [singing]. green green it is green they say on west potrero hill. make it better with all your [inaudible] green green t is green they say on the north west potrero hill. green green, and i know you'll vote good and vote as i know you [inaudible] green green. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> [inaudible] tony kelly [inaudible] neighborhood association and a cochair of green benefit district. thanksgiving frz considering this today and thank you supervisor cohen for moving this forward which was a painful process but appreciate you helping design this. this is a glimmer in our neighborhood since the mayors open space task force in 2007 and it is important in this neighborhood because we vaneighborhood self [inaudible] with open space where individual guerilla gaurdners find places of public owned land, planting plants then asking state agencies permission >> student to let the plant grow. this is next step for these spaces as we continue and create more. we have enough plans in the area in the development pipeline in the planning department to triple the population of zip code 94107. we do not have enough open space today. this kind of tool is a way we can work on our own ahead of reck and park and the slow planning process to get open space to support the growing neighborhoods. we look forward to a subsessful vote during the petition process. the cochair worked hard and got petition signatures from more than half of the locally owned land so look forward to the election result squz thank you for your support >> thank you next speaker please. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is joboss. i live in dog patch. i was helped with the committee and i just have to say we really do need the green benefit district and my only warning or negativity could be if the city departments recognize there is another source of funding that they don't back away from what they are supplying now. i understand there was a study done and so forth, but it is the board of supervisors and their budget committee that have to hold line on that sort of thing. the departments have been very helpful and so supervisors and-let's move forward. thank you >> thank you very much nerks speaker >> my name is scott wilkinson and [inaudible] would like to offer our support. all those in the building who voted and believe it is 27 or 28 voted 100 in favor of the gbd. the hoa supports the small green space to the tune of 215 thousand a year something we can't maintain doing which is why this is so important. i urge your support. thank you very much. malia, we love you. >> that -thank you, next speaker please. >> hello may nime is cary glancey and partner and director of operations at puchino in the dag patch. i'm here to support the green benefit district. the owners couldn't be here today but they rin support and worked very hard on this as well. we are landlords that are the building and property owners in support and have employees that own property in the dog patch and keeping the neighborhood green is very san francisco feeling and supporting livable cities so thank you for your support >> thank you very much. any other members of the public who would like to speak in support of the gbd? see enone we'll allow for a opportunity for anyone who would like to speak in opposition. are there member thofz public who would like to speak in opposition of the gbd? seeing no members who would like to speak in opposition public comment is closed. we would like to-if there is no motion to continue the hearing without objection we'll close this hearing. at this time the tabulation of the ballots will begin and we'll continue with our other board business. when the ballots are counted, when the count is umpleat the clerk will announce the results and at this time madam clerk can you please call the next item? >> item 67-70 comprise special order for public hearing of persons interested in the public works decision approving 91 residential units and 1 xhrjs units mixed use new construction project at 645 texas street. 68 is notion to approve the public works position and map for the texas street project. item 69 is disapprove the public works decision and map. [inaudible] disapprove the 10ative map for the texas street project >> okay, colleagues we have before us a appeal of the 10ative map for the project located at 645 texas street. for this hearing we'll considering whether the 10ative map for 645 texas street is consist wnt the general plan or any plan that applies. without objection we'll proceed as follows: up to 10 ments for appellant to describe grounds for appeal. tupe 2 minutes for fublic commenters to speak in support. up to 10 minutes for representatives of department of public works and planning department to describe the grounds for their decision to approve the 10ative map chblt up to 10 minutes for the real party in interest to present and up to 2 minutes for public commenters to speak in support of the real party. finally, the appellate will have up to 3 minutes for rebuttal. colleagues at this time we will begin our hearing without objection. supervisor cohen you have comments? >> thank you i have a few brief comments. i did have a opportunity to work with the project sponsor and several neighbors on the project when it was first proposed all most 2 years ago roughly. have ultimately this project is approved by the planning commission. i am looking forward to the hearing-just kidding, i'm actually not. i understand it is a process. i'm just being honest. anyway, the appellate look forward to hear the information presented today so without furter ado thank you >> thank you supervisor cohen. at this time weope toon the appellates to describe the grounds for their appeal. you have up to 10 minutes. the appellates are not here. let's make it-- >> my name is david inlow [inaudible] is having eye surgery. i will reiterate her appeal. she feels like the project cast too much shadow on her property. the bulking doesn't seem right that that project is in a block that is characterized by single or 25 foot wide lots with single family residence, victorians and old wood frame buildings. it appears suitable for the down hill type of development, but it is the first project on this particular block and doesn't seem to suit the character of that block. i understand a few lots were consolidated to make this property and it is the first property on the block. the bulking seems to over wellm the other lots on that particular block. thank you. now i'll open this up to public comment for anyone who wants to speak in support of the appeal. you have up to 2 minutes. >> [singing]. i wish you good luck with texas and all the stars up in the sky. i wish you all good luck with [inaudible] texas and thank you all you guys. >> thank you very much. are there any members of the public who would like to speak in support of the appeal? seeing none public comment is closed. and now we will move to up to 10 minutes for the representatives from the department of public works and the planning department to present their case. and the grounds if their decision to approve the tentative map. >> bruce [inaudible] city county surveyor. this is pretty sfrait forward. we haven't received anything that is indicative of a objection to technicalimators merits of the map so very little to say. i can give the run down on the chronology of it. we gave a tentative map approval in june, it looks like the 28 and the appeals was filed on july 6. >> okay. are there anyone from the planning department like to present at this time? >> good afternoon i'm eliz bet wadding. the project at 645 texas includes the demolition of 2 buildsings and nob 91 dwellb units and 600 square feet of commercial. the project had a benefit of public process including review and approval by the planning commission august freen, 2014. the planning commission considered the project scale, density and rear year dimension and sthr were sig cnts public input no appeal was filed. in addition there was no appeal of the sequa determination either. following the approval the planning department recommended approval of the parcel map june, 4, 2015. the appellate filed a peal 2 days later. the appellate could have addressed her concerns related to access of sun light at the time the planning commission considered approval of the project rather than part of the subdivision that creates parcel that can be sold [inaudible] at the time the planning commission considered this project. the commission found the scale of the project compat wbl the neighborhood. the project volume is minimized at the northern side of the site. the large court and light well provide sun light along the northern edge. at the north end along texas street the forth floor is set away from the praurnt line reduce thg shadow ozthen appellates property. the project sponsor work would the community thrut the process reducing the height and epreliminating roof deck. some loss of light is to be expected as a more dense development at the titecyte the loss of light isn't out of character for smaller jaisance properties. the project is compat wbl 2 to 3 stories buildings in the neighborhood and compareable size the buildsings across texas and mississippi street. the project undergone a public process and received a thorough review by the planning commission. the planning commission finds consistency with the policies a benefits including neighborhoods servinging retail and [inaudible] we request the board reject the appeal and approve the partal map >> at this time we will open it up. any questions? no names on the roster. we will open tupe the real party interest to present for up to 10 minutes >> good afternoon president and members of the board. my name is alexa pulossy [inaudible] the project sponsor. ip to thank staff for their very thorough and diligent review of the case before yoi this afternoon and they have covered just about everything i wanted to cover in my presentation. as was stated mrs. watty the project was proposed in 2012 and approved by the planning commission in august of last year. there was no appeal. the project sponsor has diligently pursued the project andant to show a picture of what is going on on the site for your information. as you can see demnition has occurred. the project spauser is underway with construction and i'll turn it over to jessie stuart from [inaudible] will talk about the community outreach that is done and if you have questions please let me know. >> good afternoon madam president squl supervisors. my name is jessie stuart and develop manager for [inaudible] thank you for the opportunity to speak today. i would tyke-like to explain the [inaudible] dog patch and potrero hill [inaudible] since early 2013 we worked with the local neighborhood talk toog the residence and munchant neighbors. [inaudible] additionally we walked the area to lel let people know about the development. we had numerous community and one on one meetings resulting in neighborhood support including 14 letters of support and over 80 signature of support. we presented our projects to the dog patch neighborhood association and the potrero booster and receiveredue maninous support. we made many change tooz design including revised the buildings facade to add visual dep tooth create a more town house design. we added 6 ground floor walk in units on mississippi and 22 street. we eliminate thd building at the corn orf mississippi and 22 street to reduce building height. we made revision to court yard lay out. we added retail space on corner of mississippi and 22 to provide a neighborhood aminty and activate the street. the project will greatly enhance the area and pulestren experience along the street front squj help [inaudible] based on our extensive out reach and community support i request you deny the appeal and up hold dpw's determination. thank you for your time >> with that we will move to open it up to public comment for those members of the public who are in support of the project. you have up to 2 minutes. any member thofz public who would like to speak in support of the project? please come forward. >> my name flaub nob a neighbor of the project. i'm only making a comment that you change their sign that says 91 luxury apartments in dog patch. it is not dog patch t is potrero hill so i appreciate if they change their sign. other than that i have no other comment >> thank you very much. any other members of the public woo would like to speak in support of the project at this time? seeing none public comment is closed. the appellate will have up to 3 minutes for a rebuttal. sir, would you like to make a rebuttal? >> thanks again just to reiterate my name is david [inaudible] i just want to point out that the transition from the property from 645 to 635 texas street and mississippi street in our minds isn't step down. i think they built near full height of allowance all most 40 feet. right now on texas street there is a 2 story drop between the top of the property at 645 texas street to the top of 635 texas street so that is quite a bulk head for texas street residence to see. mississippi street there is not a building on the adjacent lot now. it is 25 foot lot and all is a drive way on it. there is trees on that lot. so, i think the transition there is over 30 feet. there may be all most 40 feet right there. we don't feel there is a transition, a step down from 635 to 645 texas street. the other thing is the plans on page 118, they don't show windows facing north and i think the elevations show windows so-i don't know if that is a oversight or if the planners looked at that very carefully but we at least want to see windows facing the north. thanksgivings : >> thank you very much. colleagues seeing no other members of the public who are available to speak, we will now close public comment and this hearing has been held and is now closed. item 68 and 69 and 70 are before us. supervisor cohen. >> thank you very much. thank you for participating in this appeal. i'm sympathetic about some of the issues that are raised, these are issues that should have been done in the 2 year planning project. i spent over a year working with the neighbors on texas street as well as project sponsor and planning department to refine the project. in addition to community meetings the project sponsor i too convened sechb several meetings to discuss neighborhood concerns and review design changes and so really it is because of the work we did with the neighbors this project was greatly improved and supported at the planning commission and it was largely due to the involvement of the neighbors that resulted in a better design that increased the usability and desirable of the open space and better interaction between glound floor units and the streets. retail space, removal of the roof deck and better streement on building facade, on site below market rate units and lower massing to better align with the adjacent cando buildings. i find it hard to believe the appellate didn't know the planning work was going on for this site or didn't find it necessary to participate in the process. i also believe the design of the current project with the various light wells ajaisance to the appellates property will low for sunshine on her site. because of the extensive work put into the project is a compliment to the neighborhood and the nature of the issue the appellate raised are not spinge to the tentative map i like to make a motion tew prove item 68 and table item 69 and 70. >> supervisor cohen made a motion to approve 68 and table 69 and 70. second by supervisor campos. colleagues can we take this without objection? without objection the motion passes unanimously. okay madam clerk let's go back to our agend awhile we continue to wait for the election results of some of our hearings. >> then we should move to roll call for introduction of new business madam president >> supervisor campos. supervisor christensen. >> thank you. i have a amendment to propose to the special use district in north beach. the helths and vibrancy of the sate xhrjs corridors is important to neighborhoods around shf but especially district 3 where residence gathered. the legislation we passed earlier today will allow a neighbor business to open a second location in a prime space that is vacant. it has tameen 2 years with those permissions in place with build out to follow. the process was lengthened by [inaudible] more than a decade later the restrictions are having opposite effects stifling the health of businesses and leave thg neighborhoods with 2 dozen vacen store fronts. in the hearing on mamas of the planning commission we heard the north beach special use guide lines for restrictive. my staff said we would look into adjustments that reflect existing condition and the experience gained over the last several years. in the existing sud limited restaurants that donot serve alcohol are prohibited from ever applying for a alcohol license. caf e and small restaurants licensed before the sud went into effect can sell beer and wine andinose not licensed earlier are prohibited from applying. the neighborhoods is experiencing competition fwraum the mission. the central subway construction and up coming repaving app columbus avenue and small businesses are struggling. my office begun outreach with adjacent residential and xhrjs groups and will step up that effort during board break to further adjust the amendment as needed and insure broad input on the matter. this proposal is nolt designed to increase the number of bars or convert neighborhood serving businesses to restaurants or bars but to bolster small business. each proposed conversion requires a conditional use permit approval by abc and subject to neighborhood review. this amendment is designed to allow some of our long term businesses a economic leg up to help survive and what has been for many challenging economic conditions. the rest i submit >> thank you supervisor christensen. supervisor cohen. >> we had a technical difficulty here. today i introduce a ordinance that establishes prevailing wage and local hiring requirements for any development on property that is sold or leased by the city for housing development. as the city agreessively develops and sell public land for housing developments we need to make sure we are providing the same wage and labor law-use the same wage and labor law that applies for construction as we perform on our property is critical we prioritize the property for affordable housing to generate units in san francisco but also need to make sherlockal residence working on these buildsings working to build the housing units are paid a prevailing wage and have a local apprenticeship opportunities. this ordinance is pretty simple and it will do 3 things. it will require any property sold or leased by the city and county of san francisco for mixed use housing development to pay prevailing wage, to comply with local hiring ordinance and offer apprenticeship opportunities. these are the same requirements we aurmd demand for silty contract rbs under chapter 6 and makes no sense to remove requirements once we sell or lease the properties. madam clerk the rest i submit >> thank you for supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim >> thank you. i just wanted to recognize many of our community xhups working with [inaudible] for over a year non [inaudible] korean [inaudible] behind bars after charged with ubjuckted our daughter when she flood the u.s. to escape her abuseer. she was released in prl taken into custody [inaudible] july 17 she was released from custody when she was able to post bonds. for those following the story [inaudible] detained and separated from her daughter. we know it isn't [inaudible] for protecting herself and daughter from her abuseer but she was failed by multiple systems. she called the police for help once when her expartner [inaudible] each time she called nothing was done to protect her. the police [inaudible] remove himself from the space at the time. in the criminal justice system the da stated he didn't believe this is a case of domestic violence just a case of one abuse chb incident. with the immigration system because she shadomestic violence survivor she should have been informed about resources for domestic violence for survivors and opportunities [inaudible] immigration officials did none of these things. insteads they pushed to incriminate her. tomorrow is the one year anniversary of superation from her 6 year old daughter. [inaudible] asian women shelter and asian law caucus as well as a coalition of community groups supporting her will hold a day of action here at city hall and city haulm plaza. i encourage you to join me in encourageing the california supreme court to overturn the charges and allow her to be reunitsed. you can help by attended 10 amp to noon at city hall tomorrow and tweeting your support with hash tag, stands with non we and not one more. we know her case isn't the firsto the last of immigrant domestic violence surviving failed. we hope by lifting her voice and other immigrant wem squn women of color they can be heard and the rest i submit >> thank you supervisor kim. supervisor mar >> thank you. colleagues i have a number of items, the first is eent displacement housing crisis item. it is a resolution in support of the national housing trust fund matched by our city t. is isn't a secret we stugal to find fundsing sources in san francisco and the fair market rent for 1 bedroom apartment in san francisco is about 3500 dollars a month while low income house holds can only pay 728 dollars a month t. is crazy housing situation for low and moderal income people. the shorj of homes available for low income house hold is a primary cause of homelessness. at the federal level congress established the national housing trust fund as a dedicated fund to proitd revenue to build preserve and offer housing for people with low income including people that are homeless. it will [inaudible] the state of [inaudible] develop the state allocation plan for the national housing trust funds and california allocation plan is required to give priority to projects based on 6 criteria one is the extents a project will use non federal dollars. it is the matching funds at the local level that are critical. the funding was one because of national mobilization headed by the national low income housing coalition and spear headed by the coalition on homelessness, tendser loin [inaudible] senior and disability action network. i want to thank james tracey and others for their amazing work in the communities. the resolution commits san francisco to match all national housing trust fund awarded to [inaudible] urges senators boxer and finestein and nancy pelosi to support with expanded sourceoffs revenue. this come weekend join me for the had 42 annual street fair august 1 and 2 in japan town. in 1984 i was a long haired volunteer. [inaudible] to me means home. it is where my daughter grew up and many people grow up feeling it is their home. in the 60's and 70's there was displacement japan town like the mission. [inaudible] membery grass roots organization tooz fight back. i think the street fair represents this nonl commercial grass roots street fair in one of the last [inaudible] also it represents creative expressionism in the street fair poster and represent station it is about justice self determination, re-dress and [inaudible] and other times eviction. i think the fair to me in the 42 year spresss asian pacific islander life through food, art, community out reach and service. i think the fmly festival has games and crafts including orgoma [inaudible] i think one of the key things for me is performers and performances. at the peace plaza coming up on saturday there is a band [inaudible] also san francisco tykeo joe joe at 5 and sunday at 12:30 there is a performance by professor anthony ground with poet jenny len and a favorite at the wester street stage at 3 p.m. [inaudible] lounch which used to be above the denys spot. their band pulse at 3 p.m. at the webster street stage sunday. i think the [inaudible] street fair represents community festivals and ask for people to support them as they mentor api youth and foster leadership and communication skills through the development of the festival. it is www dautd nehomauchy street fair.org. also this coming week next tuesday august 4th is the 3 aith 8 anniversary of one of the darkest days in san francisco history, the forced eviction of 200 tentants from the hotel. 6 to 8 p.m. commemorating the fall of [inaudible] in manila town center 868 kearny street. 3 thousand people created a human barricade to prevent eviction 200 immigrant older residence, filipinos and chinese. we called it the international hotel complex. it was their home. this day is remembered for a decade long fight in that helped ignoit the tenant right movements and across the u.s. today is the international hotel sat is transformed to provide loincome housing and senior house frg communities involved. this symbolizes the struggle to [inaudible] and civil rights and housing justice. for the mu naungs like uncle [inaudible] from china town and many others it represented a place that was their home and a fight for the cities soul and future. toort asian americans, african americans and latinos and [inaudible] today we have to learn from the i hotel history and apply it to todays conditions. it is aults important we remember the history and honor the past and plent day eviction fighters. that sh the theme of the 38 annual i hotel celebration 6-8 p.m. next tuesday. as you see frame the logo, the tiger-i think it it is represent thg spirit never forget the fighter spirit. join us tuesday from 6-8 in mu nilo town heritage foundation. also, this coming weekend or actually next weekend is the outside land festival returning to district 1 and golden gate park. august 7-august 9. this line up has a diverse spectrum of great bands, mediums arltest and. elten john to the black keys. same smith [inaudible] and many many different other artist. some others at the lower end of the head liners list, leonbridges, carl [inaudible] james bay, george esru, ben harper and billy idol. in addition to the music and street art the festival features local food and beverage, over 100 wineries brewery small business and restaurants that provide lots of great things to see at the festival. some of the notable attractions include an eco lourch powered by nrg to use solar power to charge the phones. wine taesting and many other types of activities. i think the organizers have done a great job. they continue their community hot line to respond to issues that residence have. the community hot line is 415. 872- 1650 and begins from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. at night. for parking problems there are 2 tow trucks and a parking control officer the respond it blocked drive ways. recreation and parks department printed signs. i have some in my car alerting not to block drive ways. you can get it at the front desk of 501 stanian as well as in my office in city hall room 284. over the years [inaudible] improved the responsiveness to community concern squz come about through my advocacy and oretds on the board. numerous community residence and openness of planet entertainment on ishuse of noise and sound there is improved monitoring of impact in the community and real time responsiveness from the organizeers of the festivals. a stronger annual outreach plan includesing a mailer and various information to home jz businesses within 4 blockoffs the park. i thij another key important improvement this past year and last is there are crew frz clean up and safety that are also along the perimeter of golden gate park where it use td be only inside the park. lastly, the resources that go toward the reck and park department and communities from the festival are important. nrchgz is at sf outside lands.com. my last item and next tuesday august 5 from fifen to aithd the richmond district police station will celebrate national night out. come out for free activities and keeping the neighborhoods safe at our police station at 6th avenue and geary. my last item is in memoriam. i'm sad to ask if we can close this meeting in honor of rose kelly. shees was a 61 euroolds retired muni operator in customer service who was strick and killed by a truck on 33 avenue monday july 20 about a week ago. she was crosing the street in the outer rip-mind and died at sf general hospital. she was a muni employee over 30 years. mrs. kelly is survived by alforeladyo arona and [inaudible] grand children,icateland [inaudible] in addition to serving the city as a muni employee rose kelly also volunteered in the community. she served for many years in the nursey of san francisco general hospital. she is remembered by friends and family for quick wit, generosity and love of life. tragic ly kelly kills was [inaudible] pulestren killings like this are the remind frr a urgent for road safety and safe streets for seniors and street funding. eerfb year about 30 people lose their lives. these deaths and injuries are unacceptable and preventable but have to challenge our culture of speeding and dangerous driving. in the spirit oof mrs. kelly, lets continue our work with walk sf senior and distublt action and pedestrian safety action to improve street safety. as a member of vision zero and work with the mta on safe routes to schools. people with disunlts and seniors and kids and familiesism hopefully these measures will continue to meet the cities vision zero goals of ending traffic deaths by 2024. condleances to rose kelly and thank you for letting us close the meeting in her honor >> thank you supervisor mar. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. supervisor avalos >> i just have one item for the imperative agenda that i'll briefly talk about it. it is a resolution that marks the 70th year since the balming of her oges mu and nagasaki. i spent a weekend reading bare foot [inaudible] it is graphic novel from the eyes of a kid surviving her roges mu. the run up to the bomb being dropped in her roges mu and what his family went through in termoffs suffering and deprivation and hostile government in japan to had bomb being dropped and seeing his world taken away from him kw the years sponet dealing with radiation and family members and friends dropping one by one coming to rideration sickness. from the eyes of a young kid who was incense in experience of causing the war or suffering of a human being. to me it was incredible to read and the message from the book is we should not forget what happened, the suffering that went on. i honor my kids and their future and want to do a resolution recognizing that we are at 70 yoors from the balming of hero sheema and nagasaki. the kaets august 6, 1945 and august 9, 1945. these are at the end of the war. i want to the make sure this resolution also is not providing justification for the bomb nor condemning the bomb happened but recognizing the great toll on people not just the immediate victim squz those that suffered radiation about all humanity. we are living in a ijage [inaudible] i think it is important tee reflect on that especially as we look that 70 anniversary of these bombings. we haveeeing a time where this may be a anniversary event where the fewest number of people are survibe{probably the 80 anniversary will be the smallest numbers as well. also want to mention that we have added other markings this year, the holocaust in europe i think it is important to mention as well along side this 70th year of the bombings that changed the wurmd dramatically. just offering in my resolve claus nothing more than marking daying august 6 and 9 as a reflection of salinity. days we ecan reflect how nuclear weapons can beadolished and never used again. >> president breed >> thank you madam clerk. today colleagues i attended a pres conference for preserving affordable housing at frdric douglas hanes located in the western addition and it was actually built incluberation with the community under the redevelopment agency with third baptist church. it has a powerful history. the late mary helen rogers lived in this property and was very ininstrumental in its construction. it has 104 units, 80 percent are section 8 tenants and todays press conference was to stop the sale of this affordable housing complex by the non profit responsible for the care of this complex. this would completely jeopardize all these units and last thursday i was first along with the residence informed of the sale and it was disturbing and timely since i was inl new york last week with the san francisco mayors office of housing learning and exploring what new york is doing to aggress vly builds new afordable housing yurnts and also preserving their existing affordable housing stock. some may be familiar with the blauzio housing goal to provide a ambishish 200 thousand units of affordable housing but what is less whidely known is that number include 60 percent of existing housing units. preservation is at the forfront of this house plang, preserving affordable housing is key and 40 percent of the plan is for new production. like new york, san francisco must prioritize existing afoblt units like fredric douglas hanesism plike new york, san francisco acknowledges many units are developed using financing that require affordability but they are only affordable for a limit time. [inaudible] concern to me especially because many of those units are in my dist rblth and the san francisco redevelopment agency which put together the deal to make it possible no longer exists. right now in my district the fillmore center has 223 affordable units whos rent restrictions wim legally expire in december 2017 if we do nothing. 223 house holds, is about 500 people who can see their rent sky raup rocket. in addition to the fillmore center, there are developments in other districts that have in fact the same fate. we are work wg the mayors office of housing to look at a variety of ways to keep tenants safe and protected in these units. in new york i learned about tax incentives, grant programs density bonuses, using a erft to preserve and build affordable housing. in san francisco, we need to acknowledge that we don't have a comprehensive housing preservation plan and working together with the mayor and mayors office of housing and other agencies to sauchbl the issue, we can do it as well as supervisor cohen. to solve the problem it will cost money and require creativity. i'm willing to be front and center in this fight to protect our existing affordable housing stock and working on legislation coming this fall in order to address some of these issues. we were fortunate today with the fredric hanes property third baptist church worked with the community and our former city attorney lieu ease reny to file a stay in order to stop the sale and there is a lot of things happening behind the scenes with the residence in order to make sure we don't luce the 104 units. colleagues i want to bring this to your attention and make sure we all pay attention to our existing affordable -when she graduated [inaudible] she married [inaudible] a tokyo university graduate who pass td away in a automobile accident. in 1956, she took 2 week voyage by ship back to the united states and pursued a career as a language teacher. also i should mention this in memor mooreium is on behalf of myself and supervisor kim. it was here she met her second husband, mr. [inaudible] and at that time she organized a japanese language class for adults at marina junior high. her curriculum was integrated into city college [inaudible] knowing the benefits of learning the japanese language at a young age, mrs. hoary also introduced japanese language programs at loelhigh school and george washington high school. the programs were emensly popular from the start and continue today. because of her leadership she was asked to be the principle of [inaudible] which is the first japanese government sponsored pool in the san francisco bay area. we honor her life today-sorry. that never happen before, i apology. i honor her life today as a incredible teacher and pioneer whonishiated the japanese language program in san francisco's unified school district, the first program of its kind in the nation and in --she is survied by her children. she had 4 children and 4 grand children including her grand daughter who is yoin joining us today [inaudible] is here today, if you could stand. thank you for being here today. and her great grand daughter who is 1 years old. she was proceeded by her daughter [inaudible] at the age of 59. she was loved and will be missed. thank you very much for being here. madam clerk the rest i submit >> thank you madam prez dependent. seeing no other names on the roster that concludes introduction of new business. >> okay, madam clerk let's go to public comment. >> it is my understanding deputy city attorney john gibner has a point of clarification on 639 peralta avenue >> thank you john gibner. just to clarify for the record and benefit othf public and the parties in that appeal, the board voted to continue all of those items. the hearing item 47 will remain open squand will be heard on the date of the continued hearing. >> okay. at this time madam president the public may address the entire board up to tw ments on item in the subject matter jurisdiction to include the minutes and items on the adaumgz without ref rnss to [inaudible] you may not make public comment on items already subject to public comnlt by a board committee as is the case with the unfinished and new businessper sunt to boards rules direct remark tooz the board and not individual supervisors nor audience. speakers using translation will be alloyed twice the amounts of time to testify and if you like to display a document please state such to sfgtv and remove the document when the screen returns to live coverage >> first speaker please. >> good afternoon presidents breed and supervisors. it was mentioned that the outland concert is coming. the outland concert is coming. the outland concert coming out. i want the world to know, we are gonna see a show. the new out land concert is coming out and just got to live [inaudible] i get a city hall shout. it is coming out, land out. inside out land. you turn me, upside down and round and round. inside out land, you turn me, upside down and round and round. i know it will be out in a field but respectfully i say to there will be a great crowd but where is mayor lee. >> thank you next speaker please. >> you are talking about holocaust and at the same time you are evicting people for holocaust survivor 85 years old and don't do anything. board of supervisors, san francisco is like gustopa, like [inaudible] you are denying holocaust by evicting. when i was in hero sheema i thought why the united states killed so many people in hero sheema and nagasaki about now united states kills me. shame of you. gustopa fascist. >> thank you next speaker please >> good evening. john [inaudible] from san francisco. this is about hanty capped people. walking down a lonely high way i know not where the road would enld. not a penny in my pocket, all alone without a friend. [inaudible] on my travels trying hard to play the game though his leg was very crippled and he could not speak his name. he smiled and understanding the life to him had been unkind and as i watched and cried in sorry, oh lord his birdens are greater than mine. i can speak my name aloud make my way among the ground yes his burdens are greater than mine. in a [inaudible] village i met a man, he was blind and as i helped my cross the high way, i cried his burdenerize greater than mine. i can see the light of way, i need not feel my way, yes his burdens are greater than mine. just by chance i passed a grave yard [inaudible] there was a prayer. on a stone these wordss were written, your sole is gods, your memory mine and as i watched i cried in sorrow, yes his burdens are greater than mine. his is [inaudible] in the 1940's >> thank you next speaker >> thank you chair. my name is christopher doll and live at 6th and howered about 10 blocks and 14 meters from sea level. i rise to deal with house keeping issues. first of all, through the chair i would like to reassure supervisor wiener that i'm not stocking him, i'm simply running into him on cesler street. that is the way that goes. also, just petty stuff. i am a [inaudible] there is no such word in parliamentary procedure as motioneded. motioneded somebody used that. i would also like to the ask the city attorney through the chair if public comment is required on amendments of the whole before the vote? that happened once and i just want to clarify in my mind how that worked because it happened. there was a vote and the motion failed but it was not presented for public comment and i just wondered about procedure and i'll take those comments responses after i leave. the other thing, there is lots of lands in the city that is going unused. i particularly note the union hall on how ord street surrounded by empty basements for 6 years that i know of and i really wish that would go away. i wish mrs. kim were here because i have a issue with 1050 howard street. it is a inset >> thank you sir. thank you. next speaker please. >> sally johnson. you said you wanted a special order today from [inaudible] on this paper says public hearing or [inaudible] for approval and you have a [inaudible] you also passed for the attorneyed support of public works [inaudible] here at city hall i'm trying to get into university on th outstanding events you got to see if i can get more closer to do [inaudible] i already wrote 4 letters to washington dc and this is after i got [inaudible] i knowmery is a lady i talked to i & got her number. mainly i'm getting a car and need to go to school to be able-[inaudible] my health care issues is really important and- >> thank you next speaker please. >> god bless for all the works you do. sometimes i don't realize it. good afternoon president breed and supervisors. my name is tony [inaudible] i am a native of san francisco and life time residents. having made a living in construction work my whole life and dmou a representative of my union, i'm a part of inconstruction indust rea in san francisco for over 35 years. i benefited from construction industry in the city, i bought a home here and raised my family here and now with local hire ordinance in place many of the local journeyman and apprentices are able to work in the city they live in and continue to be a viable part of the community. the reason i am here is share concerns about modular homes and buildings which are being built in factories in fresno and sacramento and sent to san francisco. 90 percent of the work on the modular is done in the factory and shipped to the destination. the work force in san francisco doesn't see any of the work here. my thought why not build them here. it is talked about and where our local construction workforce with state approved apprenticeship program lead to a life time career. like i said i started to see in san francisco and see more coming in the future. i ask that you go on line to look up [inaudible] and see how much work the san francisco construction work force could gain from that work. hopefully when the trade unions approach you about modular homes you will have a better understanding of work the local residence will see if they were built in san francisco. i'm talking about public work. thank you for your time >> thank you next speaker please. >> good eerfbening madam president and other supervisors. my name is mell [inaudible] i have been asked to be here by a number of organizations and residence of senior resident sro. i don't know because i have been in medical care a lotilately and don't know if you passed the budget for the next year or not and hope if you have pass td you kept it in there and if youvent you will keep the money for more case managers at sro's as the mayor proposed. number 2, the market street place which is being developed, we met with the developers. this is what we found out, 1, they do not intend to employ locals to do their construction work. they have a community kitchen they are going to build but they do not intend to train homeless or unemployed people. 3, they are below market rate is only 12 percent. it really should be 30 percent. even though it is below market rate, none of the cost you have to pay for those apartments are affordable by seniors on ssa, ssi, sdi or the working family group. again we are excluded. why doesn't the environmental impact study include a social impact statement? they never really do. last thing for them, they are going out to mom and pop stores but there is no indication that that is going it be the major emphasis instead of chairchg stores which employ people from out of the city. next item, ssi and cola [inaudible] >> that you thank you sir your time is up. next speaker please >> hello my name is [inaudible] i work in disease pr vention. it is important. a hospital bed in the u.s. cost 4300 dollars a night. in europe it averages more like 700 dollars and usually the patient pays none of that cost. according to aflac insurance company, 66 percent of americans don't have sufficient savings to pay for a serious medical emergency. i continue to get harassment. i discussed before people are able to get into my room at night and also how hypodermic needles are left in my path as a way it threaten me and as least twice i developed colds as a result. once when i gathered signatures on a ballot measure, there was a substantial bonus offered and suddenly developed laryngitis which i never had before in my life and despite being barely able to speak i still made bonus . july 1 is-i don't know if you can see this. the 50 syringes were left in the entrance way of my building when i got home at night, the police were investigating this. supervisor kim helped many time with these matters. supervisor campos still refuses to see me. >> thank you next speaker please. >> supervisors, tom gill girt birty, enjoy your vacation. bad air in here, in chambers. this is our first summer of spare the air. come into chamber and hope we got a meter reading. one time i said my little sister has a problem with 4 plus 3. i lost walter, this was a record today for me hearing him saying whether it was 7 our 8 times. housing, 5 points. new mayor first thing ellis act evictions gone, we banned them. unjust no fault evictions, banned. rent control, we freeze. market rate apartments, we address their rents if they are there longer than 6 years by half. they go back to the the third year or 10 if they are there for 10 years. long term residence starting at 6 years because there are very few of them. then we create a market rate city rent control for the entire city. renters the 4 point. the renters need to be at the table when a property is sold. i said before 5 years equals 3 percent of selling price, that is smaller units. i came up with 20 units building everybody there for 10 years get 6 percent of a 10 million dollar price tag adds up to 12 million dollars. you can take 10 years and make it theorem number 2 in jeometry, every year in the building which is 10 years for everybody and the apartments are all the same and get 10 percent of what is 500 thousand dollars per apartment. that turns out to be 50 thousand dollars each renter and that goes- >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> yes i just want to ask do black lives matter because in san francisco we lost 21 percent of our black male population. i notice we have no black male supervisors. we lost 24 percent of the lesbian population and have now out lesbian supervisors. you don't get represented in the city. the board and pleevious incarnation under david chew, the crocodile skunk that used to address the board president, that board and this board exists on white privilege. white supremacy. we have 3 whites that are a part of that. we have 2 blacks who are a part of that cuball. we have one asian who is part of that cuball. that is all we need to perpetuate white privilege and white supremancy in san francisco because it always turns out to be a 6, 5 vote. in richmond black population fell 24 percent so blacks get displaced through richmond, richmond forces blacks out so blackerize displaced to salono and cont rucasta which there is no public transportation. do black lives matter in this chamber? no. san francisco for everyone one white arrested, 7 blacks are arrested. do black lives matter in this chamber? no. i just want to make a point that the police are not our super heroes and black men are not villains. this is not a comic book. this is real life, peoples lives get damage, their education viewed up, their opportunities for employment and jobs and futures get messed up because thais board cares about white privilege. >> thank you next speaker please. >> is it against the rules to say dispurptage things about a previous member of the board? i agree with the last speaker i would like tastee the board moving in a different direction. there was a guy who passed away in oakland a couple days ago. he was a artist and did sound over work on the radio and his name was dawn joyce and his [inaudible] take statements and change the context and the textture of them to bring in a little different meaning to it. to me there is lot of people that are in the community and culture and society that are a lot of people that are involved in that same type of work artisticly. i think of this as performance art and this guy was the essence of what is subversive is all about which not necessarily in a ideological way but bring in other meaning to things that are going on. i just thought somebody should mention it >> thank you very much. any other members of the public who would like to make public comment at this time? seeing none public comment is closed. madam clerk let's go to our impair tv item >> adaupshz without committee reference? >> yes >> offered by supervisor avalos mark thg 70th year since the bombing of her roges maw and nagasaki. >> a impairbative item require said the board to adopt 2 separate items before a unanimous adoption on initem itself. first supervisor avalos talks about the item we would then open tupe public comment and allow members of the public to speak on the item. madam clerk should i explain the particular findings or wait until after supervisor avalos speaks on the item? >> i'm happy to talk about them after public comment. >> supervisor avalos >> thank you i had spokeben about the item so i'll not go much further into that accept to say that i want to thank cosponsor for this resolution supervisors campos, mar, breed, wiener and kim. if i-and yee as well who are cosponsors. essentially this is nothing more than a resolution that marks the salinity of august 6 and 9 as days to reflect upon the [inaudible] atom bomb and how nuclear weapons can be abolished never to be used again. >> that is it supervisor avalos? >> yes >> are there members of the public who would like to comments on this item? please come forward >> hello [inaudible] want to comment on the bombings we had that killed a lot of people. there will be a solution to that and i know that [inaudible] he killed too many people already and uses the [inaudible] i know the lord told me through birds and dogs and everything in human nature [inaudible] right now i haven't gotten new [inaudible] take some of the older items i built [inaudible] i think that i'm going to go ahead and do what is on this [inaudible] i see doctors friday and try to make it to the [inaudible] >> thank you next speaker please. >> this is about the nuclear droppings during the war that we were talking about? >> yes >> okay, that was the last war we actually won and had 15 that didn't invalve dukeler bombs. 2 weeks ago we talked about the port chicago blast. it was the larjest detonation. there was something lost about the cost and emcumbrance and risk. the wars we have now are a symmetrical but it still damaging to our future and in the end we are boxing ourselves in with that tactics and strategy and don't this can we can go forward with the leader that is soft on that. we got to change >> any other members? >> yes, i-since we are on nuclear. i just heard that if you are going to have a nuclear bomb, you will have a nuclear energy reactor and that a nuclear energy reactor by in and of itself, what it produces and what it makes is the substance of which bombs are made out of. just wanted to share that since we are on the subject. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> i am very pleased this rez lesion resolution has come out. i met too many people in asian that spoke to me about the result thofz bombing. i know from my former family i married into so compliments to you >> thank you very much. any members of the public who would like to comment on this item? seeing none public comment is closed. madam clerk would you like to read what the findings are that need to be established? >> supervisor achb lose certified this is commendtory and the [inaudible] publishing or posting of the agenda. >> supervisorarve lose would you like to make a additional comment? >> no just like to welcome cosponsorship from supervisor christensen. supervisor avalos made that motion, i missed who was the second >> sorry, is the motion by supervisor avalos and second by supervisor wiener. colleagues can we taig this item without objection? without objection the item passes unanimously. madam clerk can we go to adoption without committee >> item 78-83 are considered for immediate adaumgds without committee reference. a single role call may enact the items. if a member objects a matter may be removed >> anyone want to politems? madam clerk can you please call the roll. >> madam president i said understand we need to amend the item 78. >> thank you madam clerk for capping that. let's call the roll on the remaining items. >> on item 79-83. supervisor campos, aye. supervisor christensen, aye. supervisor cohen, aye. supervisor farrell, aye. supervisor kim, aye. supervisor mar, aye. supervisor tang, aye. supervisor wiener, aye. supervisor yee, aye. supervisor avalos, aye. supervisor breed, aye. there are 11 ayes >> those resolutions rudopted unanimously. >> item 78 is motion to authorize preparation of written proopponent and aopponent ballot argument squz rebuttal argument for submitted to the voters sat the novemberthry, 2015 consolidated general election. >> okay. i'm not sure what we need to do with this particular item other than potentially continue it until- >> no madam president i understand staff have -amendments have been distributed to the board >> can someone please explain what these amendments are? >> i do not have them in front of me >> supervisor tang >> i didn't drop it amendments but my understanding and how i recall previous motions on this we simply deleted men aef of the coauthors of legislation so that it is the reflecting the main author for the bal lt argument >> supervisor kim would you like to move the acceptance of the amendments? >> through the chair i would like to make a motion to adopt the amendments made today >> okay is there is a second? second by supervisor kim. colleagues can we take this-would you like to speak supervisor kim? you just stood up so thought maybe. can we take this without objection? without objection the amendment pass >> i understand supervisor avalos left the chamber >> without objection the amendments pass. can we call the roll on the item >> on item 78 supervisor campos, aye. supervisor christensen, aye. supervisor cohen, aye. supervisor farrell, aye. supervisor kim, aye. supervisor mar, aye. supervisor tang, aye. supervisor wiener, aye. supervisor yee, aye. supervisor avalos, avalos absent. supervisor breed, aye. there are 10 ayes >> this item passed unanimously as amended. we are not done colleagues we have to finish something that needs to be continued so don't rush off right away. we need to return to our hearings which are open >>itement 62, 64 and 66 are the resolutions >> what we'll do with those items and need a motion to recess until friday at 935 a.m. to finalize those items. moved by supervisor cohen and secondsed by supervisor tang. colleagues can we take that without objection? without ub objection the meeting is recessed >> just to be clear we confirm all other items will be processed cordingly about for item 62, 64 and 66 >> weal wealso be able to read the in memoriam >> the meeting is adjourned in memory of the following individuals on behalf of supervisor mar for the late rose kelly. on behalf of president breed and supervisorgeny jane kim for rosy mieco [inaudible] >> okay colleagues we are recessed friday july 31 at 930 p.m. please be on time. thank you. . >> good afternoon. well good morning, everybody. and worriment special meeting of san francisco full board of supervisors july thirst your last meeting of legislative madam clerk please call the roll thank you madam president commissioner avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor christensen supervisor cohen supervisor farrell not present supervisor kim kim not present supervisor mar supervisor tang not present supervisor wiener supervisor yee yee not present madam president we have quorum thank you ladies and gentlemen, please join us in the pledge of allegiance 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 okay. colleagues can we have a motion to excuse supervisor farrell, supervisor yee supervisor tang a supervisor kim moved by supervisor christensen and seconded by supervisor cowen colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. the nerve mind i'll take that back hello supervisor kim colleagues can we have a motion to excuse supervisor mark farrell supervisor yee and supervisor tang seconded by commissioner avalos cultivation without objection those peripheries 0 are executed madam clerk can you please call first item. >> countered by the rules committee at a special meeting on friday july 31st at 9 in the morning and forwarded as a committee report to the orders on ordinance to define the terms clean energy and green house gas free emergency or energy to provide accurate information about an election to be held in 2013. >> okay commissioner avalos. >> we madam president. >> i want to check to see if you have anything to say and i did not at this point. >> i'm excited we're good to go on the ballot measure our right to know ballot measures specification is how san francisco follows state law in how it independence and reiterates the beach chalet to follow the state portfolio standards including unbundled renewal credits and insures outline solar energy in san francisco are top clean tier energy that is significant a single most environmental effort in san francisco and by helping to contribution hundred percent clean energy one of the most effective things to prevent climatic change i want to really thank you all for having this meeting but more specifically it took a long time to get to this point i want to thank jason fried and commissioner avalos and his aid jeremy and my aid conner johnson and roger kim in the mayor's office jed holtzman and i want to thank member of the sierra club and 1245 to move marred forward with that on measure to help us launch clean power at the beginning of next year this is a significant step in san francisco thank you you'll again for all your hard work and let's make clean power happen for san francisco with that, i'd like to entertain - madam clerk can you please call the roll on item number one. >> supervisor campos supervisor christensen supervisor cowen supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor wiener commissioner avalos supervisor breed there 8 i's that is this motion is approved unanimously madam clerk. >> at this point the public any comment up to 2 minutes within the jurisdiction of the board pursuant to the boards rules direct our remarks to the braid as a whole nen r number one is not eligible speakers using the translation services get up to twice the time and if you need to put up a document advise sfgovtv. >> first speakers. >> good morning supervisor christensen and supervisor kim supervisor campos and supervisor wiener and supervisor mar and others prisoners any giants prisoners must open they're open prier being a mit i didn't man once prisoners criteria will one step closer to all the principles of wisdom by that matter applied to our - that happening should go to the benefit for people of war. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> supervisors on clean energy i want to make sure and thank two important activists bruce in clean sf and babe it that has been helpful well. >> thank you brooks. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning thank you housing step one out league of women voters the ellis act and step two banning no fault step 3, freezing market rate rents all through the city those are from 79 onwards if you've been there longer than than 8 years will reset our rent back to where it was 4 years earlier 10 or 5 years earlier there internal revenue few people that be long time residents that have gone through the market rate relent apartments we wanted to keep whatever we can including myself fourth point if you're a renter and your property is sold you get part of the sales prissy like the 5 years people that percent and some places that wouldn't work another building could work the percentage of - the number of years you're there you get represent every year of the sale price pro rated of our apartment that is a formula we can work with the renters need to get a piece of the action this helps some move the next part what are we doing with the land the hundred units example 10 percent market rate condos 10 percent condos sold to the people that are living in in this neighborhood whether chinatown or admission we'll limit it. >> testifying. >> thank you. any other members of the public who want to speak seeing none, public comment is closed madam clerk my memoriams colleagues that brings us to the end of the agenda madam clerk, any announcements? >> there's no further business. madam president. >> okay. we're adjourned . >> thank you. this is great day a historic day i'm going to make it quick with this large historic budget i know we're all rushed to get what can to work we have san francisco and the exciting things we get to do i'm excited again for me and the supervisors for the department heads and commissioners there were many years we look at each other and said what do we have to cut and how to communicate with our communities about the highest priorities are and i know it is historic for many reaps but that this is the first time we've be able to enjoy a new cuts budget in the city and county of san francisco (clapping) that is really worth celebrating (clapping.) i want to thank the buyer board of supervisors for again unanimously adapting this yesterday so it we can get to work and implement all the things we've promised to do budgets are the revenues of the values of this city i know that the board and my office and the budget office and harvey rose and everyone 0 recognizes that for many many years thank you to all the partnerships and deliver to the for the purpose of san francisco a balanced budget that september occupy our city a budget that reflects a lot of hard work between going and the people we serve i want to particularly thank our sxhoopd who is be able to make sure this has good leadership of the board i also want to thank a ignore to the i successful effort our budget schar mark farrell and all the budget and finance committee supervisor tang and supervisor mar and supervisor wiener and little entire members of the audience and thank you to supervisor christensen she gets to say this is my first budget signing and thank you to all the departments, the commissioners and community leaders and again thank you harvey rose because you're able to find what the board needed and make sure weal doesn't compromise what we wanted that's a great job again you know this is a historic budget as i said and a historic time for the city because of fiscal discipline we've really had throughout the entire boards staff supervisors and the departments and because of smart economic policies to focused on job creation innovation and resiliency in our residents and our business community this budget we're making historic investments to make sure our city remains save and solvent for everyone so everyone will prosper our city budget invests in the pedestrian safety thank you to our public safeties departments they know we're a growing city the board knows that as well and our growing demands in the first responders be there and have the confidence of the public they'll be there any time something happens and sometimes before things happen we plan to hire 4 hundred police officers a hundred and 98 firefighters 55 paramedics 369-1-1 dispatches within the next two years and we can all agree that save san francisco is more than just about pedestrian safety it is about strengthening our social safety net and this budget delivers with many members of the board said we have to make sure that we support our service deliveries through the nonprofits and support our homeless services like your navigation center the 5 hundred new unit that back up that center and make sure that center is the model it should be and expanding our programs for seniors and children and youth people living and working here can now enjoy like not other time in our history a liveable city that's why we're investing in $253 million in the capital plan to improve our streets and roads make sure that assess with people with disabilities are improved and make sure we were water wise investments and address our drought i want to say thank you, again to the board for helping us and me make inpreened investments in probably the great choice we've had more years and decades have been in the making for avenue, i 7, 8, 9 to thank supervisor farrell and is supervisor avalos in helping me to develop a funding package that invests hundred and $40 million for the new resources to prevent evictions we're not going to stop implementing last week the entire board we're sending to the voters this november the largest affordable housing bopped in the history of the city $310 million bopped that will not race property taxes in san francisco i want to thank every single one of you are for your support and partnership we're going to make sure we fix our public housing and speed up the production of housing and for families and seniors and veterans and, yes we'll fix every elevator we're in charge of; right? to him (laughter) we'll also continue to invest in the diverse neighborhood and community and infrastructure again, thank you again, there's a much i think thanks to go around for the elected officials here but the people that do the hard work on the budget have to present the right stories and the right connections and so i want to peppering give a special thanks to people that are deliberating involved in that budget to make sure that the right facts the right data presented, that no matter the department asks for we make sure that is connected up with the strong policies of the city i want to say thank you to the controller's office ben rosenfeld and the entire staff for working with kate howard and her entire staff to make sure we're on the right facts, working with, of course, as i said harvey rose and his staff and make sure we work with all of the departments again, i want to thank budget chair supervisor farrell so for his leadership in building a collaborative relationship with the finance committee london breed your leadership is in1r5ub8 because your passionate about a lot of things you care about i know this budget is a strong reflection of the vails you carry with that please let me have wanting breeding to say a few words and supervisor farrell and going back to work supervisor president london breed. >> (clapping). >> it's a really exciting time in san francisco i'm so honored to be in a position to serve as the board president during a time we didn't have to make any cuts to some of the amazing programs in our community in fact we're invest more 2, 3, 4 affordable housing and infrastructure and transportation the things that matter to everyday san franciscans so today with this budget is signed by the mayor i'm going to be really excited and rev ready to work with the different departments to spend all the money to improve san francisco thank you all for being here and i also want to say to the budget committee under mark farrell's leadership thank you for your working with members of the board of supervisors to make sure that every single vicinity that every corner of san francisco is impacted in a positive way in this budget it was an amazing collaborative project with harvey rose a lesion he's been doing and work on budget before i was born i love to say that i never thought i would see the day to work with smoking gun someone he's truly an intervention and kate howard the mayors budget director she was amazing i don't know how she makes the numbers work she does a great job i'm excited we've got a lot of work to do your leadership in the san francisco ethics commission through this budgeted demonstrates that we are making changes and making ways to make the city and county of san francisco the best city it can be thank you all for being here supervisor farrell (clapping.) >> thank you london and thank you, mayor ed lee for your leadership you know if there were one theme of this year's theme at the board of supervisors was the affordable the number one issue we dealt with as the board of supervisors during the budget process we were able to make recorded investments we've never seen from at the board of supervisors specifically $25 million as a new affordable housing which tacked on to mayor ed lee incredible efforts for incredible relieve to san franciscans and make sure our city is the diverse city we're able through the process to make sure we had 11 co-sponsors the mayors 3 hundred and step outside the box million dollars affordable housing and the mayor and the board of supervisors i think this year yourself e during our budget process the incredible leaps forward to make sure that san francisco is secure this the future i want to say thank all the people first of all my bucket committee members vice chair katie tang to supervisor eric mar supervisor wiener and supervisor norman yee thank you and to all my colleagues that played an integral role and harvey rose this is harvey's 44th budget in the city of san francisco so harvey to deborah thank you to you so much to benefit rosenfeld and his incredible team this wouldn't have happened to todd for this and mission bay i michelle and everybody a special, special thanks to kate howard the mirrors budget director it is difficult to over sate how much that of an impact it kate had to mr. cobb and everyone in the marries team and room 2 hundred to my office to justin a margaret to the staff of every single board of supervisors office thank you for your leadership as well is it happens together as a city father and mother and a lot of back and forth and i know this is probable you're most fun time of the year i want to thank you for being in front of us to the treasurer carmen chu our assessor-recorder the follower budget chair that i let take my keys from. >> thank you this is the budget we can be incredibly proud of it faces all the problems and drives the city forward i'm excited to make it happen thanks everybody (clapping.) >> (laughter). >> done everyone. >> yeah. (clapping.) >> good morning celebrate brants on behalf of bearings the director of health for san francisco and dr. ed chow president of the health care i'll delighted to welcome you and celebrate the 50 anniversary of the grand experiment that touches millions of americans since their launch 50 years medicare and medicaid are a resolution in our nations history few programs have had to many impact of the lives of the people in the city in san francisco there are over hundred and 20 thousand people goibt for medicare that is over 60 percent of the population and over 2 hundred and 6 thousand san franciscans enrolled in medicaid that's one quarter of our citizens population today, we're proud and delighted to host this event here in the city hospital san francisco general and fromme trauma center where over 50 percent of our population is commodity of medicaid and medicare enroll easy at this time please allow me to welcome partners we have with us today first katherine dodd (clapping) kathy is director of san francisco health san franciscans and form regional director of historic preservation commission we welcome you back home we have dr. sue carlyle our partner san francisco general (clapping.) and we have katherine duke the director of the health care district will you please announces (clapping) and finally we have tracey trustees of alameda health district and alameda. >> (clapping.) we want to thank you all for joining us at this visionary public policy and celebration now my great pleasure to introduce the mayor of our great city mayor mayor edwin lee (clapping). >> good morning, everybody. good morning. >> i just wanted i to make sure you saw my ignites tie (laughter) thank you for the introduction and for all the good work in our health network great to see so many people here faces have famous everybody in the room here that be celebrating our 50 accounting anniversary of medicare and medicaid i can't think of a better place in the san francisco general hospital it has been a centerpiece i know that all of you have been associated with our hospital know that is our signature we're excited this year but i'll say i will speak all today along about baseball and other things what we've been able to do in health care is like winner the world series like our community partners our friends here at san francisco general and the whole system has benefited from a really programs but the people that were committed in the programs not only to fulfill the goals we've stated but once those goals are stated to make sure that the mantra that everybody gets assess and that we will figure out eventually; right? i'm a great fan oracle to figure out a lot more things and interested on the topic that will be presented by dr. is both a challenge but we all know we must do better at the city government has an important goal to play in making the lives of all people better and the first time in a decade yesterday, i got to sign the historic biggest baddest budget in the city of san francisco (clapping.) two year budget no budget cuts people came in and honestly told us what we needed to get done we're fulfilling the promises and making sure we're taking care of the gaps as well it's a balanced budget with increased revenues allows us to do in the past years we've not done it is smart strategy investments and make sure we are thinking about sustainability and sustain this for the long term those are good economic times for the state but also the greatest opportunity to make sure that the prosperity is shared by more people if not by everyone we need to touch everybody's lives a great advantage we've been able to do with the creation of the handsomelying bird place some of us focused on the behavorial health issues our example that we can do something here we can replicate it in many parts of city to exceed far too many examples of what's his name we were not able to pay attention to this incredibly important issue later this year i'll be excited to join all of you and more in openly up our new sf general hospital yeah (clapping.) it is a great thing for the city and so many ways again but the ignites are going to be there it's a world-class institution and surviving the institution and the number one trauma center in the entire northern california with the reputation of just being really great responders but emanates the education aspects a level of care the level of intention and the multi cultural approach to serving everyone in the city and i think this is why i know this is why the voters overwhelmingly passed the largest revenue general obligation bond we honor that by making sure that on time and open and alive and everybody works within this is happy they get the machinery that is needed that's why friends of the sf foundation is so for this is the giants thing pam and others and all the friends that led that effort (clapping.) and be able to say this is also a name of priscilla and mark zuckerberg along with thousand of others donations to make that work that will have the state of the art machinery the things that the bond can't do but accomplishes what we need to get done to fill all the gaps ultimately on that day i'll praise everybody that works there that's why people go yes, it's the building yes. the machinery about it you don't have the people that number one thing to care for your health and have the attitude that is why request have a world-class center for the confidence for the people for uncontrollable circumstances caused to be going there we want to preventive people from having to go there as many people as possible this is why celebrating that that milestone of 50 years but understanding the world series games we've won since that that time is so important (laughter) that was a world series win when we got the san francisco health plan kraeth katherine and everyone figure out we were not going to be satisfied we'll get to universal be health care when the government gets there no, we wanted to be the t could be done that president obama didn't have to be alone on this we can be the for or against examples and guess what 54 percent dropped in uninsured persons since health care was incorporated 50 percent drop in san francisco that's incredible part of this history and we couldn't have gotten it down without the obama legislation but gave his the foundation to live the dream and prepare and plan and implement to do all the things with a lot of partners and marries like my predecessor building in it to get it done working with the director of the public health and barbara working with the health commission yes keeping a good dialog with city government that we're all partners in this we created one of the first medi-cal managed care plans and built sf and none is left out in the partners and help to reform everybody has assess we'll find more ways to make that footage now mayor u make sure that people use it before they come to the emergency care and educate ourselves that's why i have to be a better example of health myself i want to say that you'll have you are here not only to celebrate the milestones but to really re1rib9 what we're trying to do in making sure that access and people take advantage of the system it doesn't work if people don't take advantage and not thinking how to be healthy in 20 years or my kids more healthy and do all the things whether preventing obesities such things i'm very willing to do spend money on experiment with make some mistakes along the way in an effort to get to the right answer and making sure that we have partners in entire bay area to work with us to make sure they do it right. i want to say to the fellows partners anothers hfa o and others initiatives those partnerships that allows us to be experimenting but affordable i look forward to working with you on those big challenges with the staff and the entire region to make sure that your tireless efforts don't get wraurtdz unduly and also very much happy to not only listen careful to sandy's word to transforming the health care into making sure we're doing all the right things i'll interested in her leadership, of course, and roshlts leadership to make sure we're doing you'll see right things kathy heinecke republican has us on a right beat to make sure we're doing all the right things in the city to prevent the costs from over comping use it is more than a celebration but a confirmation we're heading in the right direction to invite people to take care of their health and our systems are assessable and culturally assessable dealing with the issues of the time that allows me to say i'm not just building more housing but service and communities i want to make sure people health and public safety job opportunities and the family investment are all taken care of and i'll say coming back from the invitation of pope france to talk about climatic change to human trafficking around the world we're very, very lucky to be in san francisco where minds of people are saying we can do better we can be a city for everybody and build infrastructure and build confidence in people that want to come here we'll take care of you where it is health or housing or criminal backgrounds the dedication for again, we had the chance to talk about transforming lives we're in the business cities are in the busy business of transforming lives and this is what we always want to in do in our health care business whether it is preventive or responsive or the aftercare we're going to do all those things we're the greatest city in all the world thank you27, 2015 and the time is 207. th

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