Rosens our clerk is awe debris id like to thank Jessie Larson and leo from sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting madam clerk, any announcements . Electronic devices. Completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. Items acted upon today will appear on the march 29, 2016 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. Thank you very much is there a representative from supervisor yees office here . No, not yet okay well, lets commissioner low is supported this item we have shannon from the Planning Department that is here to present on his behalf welcome shannon good afternoon, everyone. Im Stockton FergusonPlanning Department staff for the landmark designation on san marcus the forest neighborhood can i have the overhead the Historic Preservation commission added this to the cal house preservation on june 2011 the hpc designation for july 2017 open cement 16, 2015 did hpgsz conducted on exterior and barrier of the property on october 7, 2015, voted for the landmark designation one 71 sacking marcus is associated with the henry cal and modern pro percent for the American Music for 9 commercial music the 19 tends to thirty and significant for henrys stepmother for the relatively erections department at cal San Francisco state all of the cal her influence is the modern design for transitional writers for the Music Society in the living room of cal house with the acoustics with the performances in mind. The cal house is significant as the first modern singlefamily home conducted in San Francisco and as a work of natural irving what the designer of the Golden Gate Bridge with the pioneering acre architecture work and collaboration. The cal house residences the design that were present when conducted in 1933 as much as the horizontal red week ago siding and elements there is no known neighborhood option to the designation of 171 san marcus after the Property Owner was unable to attend today again supportive of labor designation youll find a letter of support from her that concludes my presentation. Ill be happy to answer any questions you may have. All right. Very much lets getting go ahead and take Public Comment ladies and gentlemen, Public Comment is open two minutes allocated for Public Comment if you want to comment please step forward to the podium good morning and welcome. Good morning or good afternoon my name is ingel ill speaking no support of landmarking this is an unusual building in San Francisco house and it is also very important because there was a very decided influence of the woman architect this building and yeah, he would wish that you would adopt the landmarking thank you. And ms. Horton were you involved the case report for this landmark designation. I cant say they used my book in which they used the novel. Thank you. Is there any additional Public Comment on number one seeing none, Public Comment is closed thank you so much for your comments. Madam chair id like to be listed a cosponsor with supervisor yee and move forward to the full board with recommendations. All right. Looks like this motion. Man and woman madam chair, i have a connection the next Board Meeting will not needed until april 5th. Okay. Thank you very much you got that supervisor peskin all right. A motion to move to the next Board Meeting to april 5th well take that without objection. That motion carries. Item 2. Item 2 an ordinance amending the code for concern no fault vibrations or a person that resided in the rentcontrolled unit. Supervisor campos is the author and joined us supervisor avalos well, thank you. Thank you very much madam chair and colleagues thank you for hearing this item today the legislation before you is about helping families and School Workers in San Francisco remain in their homes during the Academic Year i want to begin by thanking the cosponsoring supervisor kim and supervisor avalos and supervisor mar that builds on prevention that supervisor mar spearheaded in 2009 that legislation allows landlords to evacuate families owner movein the families have children under the age of 18 the scald system and prohibits the eviction during the school year the current legislation expands the existing legislation to include all no fault evictions so that families with children in our system can not be evicted during the school year for evictions related to condominium conversion and substantial rehabilitation the second thing it includes educator and we define educators as people that work in San Francisco continentals directing with students and home daycares both public and private this not only includes the teacher a classroom a paraprofessional an administrator a psychologist or Security Guard or liaison a cafe worker janitor or school nurse we know that San Francisco is facing an affordability crisis if this affordability crisis that impacts our education in terms of the crisis in housing the San Francisco retirement board provided the data that shows that there were 2000 notices of eviction filed between be marking 2014 and 2015 this is a significance 55 increase compared to the 5 year period before that wrpts with regards to no fault 4 hundred and 38 vibrations were on record if you ask the advocates the number will probable be do you believe that number the impact on families with children raises concerns many families who are veektsdz cant afford to stay in San Francisco and therefore are forced to leave San Francisco but not just the families themselves from the family is evicted the impact can be felt if an educator is evicted not only of that educator and his or her family by the students that are educated by his or her thats why this legislation make sense and to put it into context of what it means to a School Worker lets look at the salary for a full kre7b89d teacher is less than 3 thousand 4 hundred conflict of interests a month that teacher has to if they want to stay in San Francisco facing an eviction they have to deal with the market where a one bedroom apartment the medium rental prices for the one bedroom apartment is 3 thousand 6 hundred and 20 more than the entire money they make within a month the issue is worse foyer a paraprofessional here in San Francisco a paraprofessional their average salary is 2,083 a month imagine living on that when you have to pay 3 thousand plus for a one bedroom a december 2015 professional survey by the educators of San Francisco that represents payrolls and teachers found that 70 percent of all responded to that survey and 59 percent were concerned with the high cost of living in San Francisco this is impacting the educators of our city x baiting the issue San Francisco, california ray and nationally a School Teacher and staff shortage problem pursue the number of people enrolled the program has dropped if a 45 thus to fewer 20 thus and that is between 2008 and 2013 and at the end of the school year last year we have nine hundred openings the School District alone and an insufficient number of substitute teachers we had a hearing pointing out that because of the high cost of living that we have the School District unable to hire all the substitutes it needs this ordinance about help mitigate the impact of displacement of educators and families 2 will be something simply needs jeer we can know that city has taken steps to help the educators those findings steps require that we actually it takes time to do some of the things weve talked about we have programs to create housing for teachers that it takes time for those findings projects to have an impact unless we act now and today by the time we do something we will have los lost so much of the educators i take the opportunity to thank you the staff hillary and my legislative aid that has worked on that for quite a few of the i want to acknowledge the Critical Role that the midnight educators lee the audience and others if usf and particular i 2079 acknowledge the work of dean preston the decker the tenants together this is actually something that came out of the work that dean has been doing in his neighborhood its been deans brainchild working with the tenants throughout the neighborhoods and communities that issue came up and that solution that dean came up with and brought to our Office Important i also want to thank the Youth Commission for unanimously supporting the legislation and acknowledge the board of education sandra fewer and matt haney who is here today i know they have drafted a resolution that will be kcmo about the board of education at their meeting tomorrow colleagues, i believe we need to act now to address this crisis because that housing crisis unfortunately has created another crisis i respectfully ask for your; is that right and unless questions or comments ill turn to Public Comment. Thank you supervisor campos for your opening remarks especially ladies and gentlemen, we allow Public Comment to happen right here come and share your thoughts with us. Thank you. Good afternoon. Im the director of the pacific primary which is a school for Early Child Center and schools that has two sites at barker and grove the school is over 40yearold and serves parents a few day around the school serving one and 55 children ive been the director for 20 years and have been an educator in the city for 40 years and this is teacher crisis is the worse ive seen the city norman if we put an ad out for a teacher 10 to 20 applications zero resumes this legislation is essential and i want to thank preston that has done an offered amazing support for the teachers at 1. 4 teachers were facing homeless they have evictions and i strongly support this legislation we have teachers right now that are driving into the city from vacerville and ann took 3 30 the morning to get here it is really impossible our teachers are afraid of what will happen next and the children and families the city will be absolutely being affected now and what is ahead is terrifying i holy hope youll support this legislation and know that is one step among many steps for this serious crisis thank you very much. Thank you, thank you. Thank you. Next speaker, please. Good afternoon, supervisors chair cohen im the executive director of the james center we are a new Development Agency the Mission District and provide offstreet parking social and meekal support the Visitacion Valley and serve one youth and children a year we are seeing as the last speaker said a marked increase in the hardship that our teachers go through i want to talk about the impact on the Opportunity Community as a whole james town is unique we try to serve the kids as long as potential not just the year we hire our own participants when theyre no hostile and support them after they graduate this past year 14 of the state of dissatisfy that graduated from college this is racket most from protecting africanamerican and latino communities a fairly low Graduation Rate the reason we support in our paternity and standoff while theyre working for james attain and a piping into the San Francisco unified School District of bilingual teachers that have the relationship already because we come from the community so id like hope that you, please help us do what we do and try to stem this Community Crisis by the way, were losing teachers and seeing the loss outcomes for the youth thank you. Thank you. Next speaker, please come on up in need a water queue up automatically. Thank you supervisor avalos and all supervisors for your renewal and thank you for the support of this bill im with the ancestry Providers Association i work with providers the centers and Family Childcare across the city weve been struggling with the wages crisis that effects them knowledge and working here with the children im grateful the two speakers before me shared their works ill go over those findings and reemphasis that Early Childhood make half of what the was this are already lower than was this so any workforce supervisor avalos im pleased to see they were included with educators all other educators in this bill so thank you and i look forward to your support. Thank you. Good afternoon. Im the president of the noncompliant educators to everything urge my choerld support and thank you for supervisor avalos to bring this pardon first of all, as educators we support this legislation is expands the rights of families of the students that are faced with the affordable crisis, and, secondly, im important to us a concrete step that the city can take we hope takes to provide a degree more security for the educators in the city ill give you two example really the last week not a week has gone by since ive taken the job in august getting email address from the educators that are facing an out right eviction or translates into an eviction important one teacher and veteran teacher serving 25 years facing an eviction now part of progress and the other from a teacher her living in a critically important field and trying a Computer Tech teacher said ill not know what im doing april tloth that legislation will present lots of a degree of security it will serve as a center for our educators and thank you very much. Hi, im josh i cook for the kids in the preschool and a the chapter for tenderloin one we represent custodians and School Secretaries and cafeteria workers and people that do safety inspections it is our mix about 1,700 a month so the crisis is not a secret especially for the members and important we have a little bit of security because were the folks after school in the morning we keep the kids fed im pleased to see the cost workers were included in terms of the Ongoing Operations with the district it is crucial we be able to support the educators that are serving the classrooms and make sure that the school itself is running so people can focus on the class thank you very much. Hi jennifer with the San FranciscoTenants Union and little mapping promotions we wholeheartedly support this legislation and while i wish there was a ban on no eviction by providing Community Establishment we have similar legislation to protect the families this think an intelligent decision to capitalized it keeps the classrooms stable i support the government interventions to help our vital educators. Next speaker. Afternoon mediating president of the board of education want to express my strong supports for the legislation and thank you to supervisor avalos for breaking and entering it forward at the at least we can insure our educators work hard with the youth i dont have to face the threat of eviction or losing their home the middle of the school year as president of the brown act board i get to see the schools and this is to be routine by the planning commission, and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote issue that is coming up more and more this morning i was at jean parker longterm supervisor peskin district and the principal told me when we can do to better support the school he didnt say more books or resources do something about the housing crisis were facing a way that our teachers what live in San Francisco and stay without a threat of eviction if were being asked asked to build the community that are stable that are necessary for all the children to be successful it takes creative building solving that allows us to have quarters that can create homes here and have establishment and build School Communities that you are successful so im strongly supportive personally our school board is considering a bill tomorrow evening hope to report back from the entire School District and thank you for the hard work of the folks behind us this is the least we can do and ill be supportive thank you. Next speaker supervisors thank you, madam chair and supervisors especially supervisor campos and especially for including family chaffering seven hundred and thirty licensed childcare happening half own and half rent the renters are afraid the process of being evicted and were provider can and educate the youngest children almost all are working families i dont know how the city will work with the stable quality of the childcare for Agriculture Division those findings kids you mentioned tim