Trends where they are buying the rental units and then changing them. We also know that speculators who have used the ellis act to evict tenants and those most vulnerable of our city. Given the fact that we do not have time to wait for ellis act evictions to take place before establishing more local control that we need do everything we can to stem the tie of speculative evictions. This calls for our may and mayor and board of supervisors to restrict ellis act evictions to restrain the ellis act evictions and disrupting our efforts to grow according to our general plan and our neighborhood plans. So colleagues, we ask for your support with this resolution to support changes within our state legislature to return more local control to our local municipalities to stop speculative ellis act evictions. Second item i have is to request a hearing in early next year in chapter 14b of the administrative code t local business enterprise. This is timing for several reasons. Early this year, our
Early next year in chapter 14b of the administrative code t local business enterprise. This is timing for several reasons. Early this year, our mayor by order removed the act by rights provisions from office under the administrator. Yesterday the Contract Monitoring Division issued and annual report on the past fiscal year. This is a first report on lbes in the first year even though this has required quarterly reporting. Background, we know it comprised 95 or less of businesses contributing hundreds of millions of dollars to our local economy, our economies local back bones. 3 decades ago this San Francisco board of supervisors has experienced passive and active discrimination in practices and recognize that history no longer had a place in our city acknowledging that millions of dollars that we spent for services could be a tool to help disadvantaged minorities to increase businesses. Chapter 14b now helps all of our businesses in cost operating and its hoped to level the Playing Fie
Division issued and annual report on the past fiscal year. This is a first report on lbes in the first year even though this has required quarterly reporting. Background, we know it comprised 95 or less of businesses contributing hundreds of millions of dollars to our local economy, our economies local back bones. 3 decades ago this San Francisco board of supervisors has experienced passive and active discrimination in practices and recognize that history no longer had a place in our city acknowledging that millions of dollars that we spent for services could be a tool to help disadvantaged minorities to increase businesses. Chapter 14b now helps all of our businesses in cost operating and its hoped to level the Playing Field as city and local businesses compete outdz outside of San Francisco. We know when this law has worked our citys contract practices can keep tax dollars here in the city which will do most good for our residents. We know when 14b works we know that San Francisco is
For the board. President david chiu thank you supervisor campos for answering the question. President david chiu colleagues, any additional discussion. Roll call on the item. Speaker the clerk item 41, supervisor chiu, aye, cohen, aye, ferrel, aye, kim aye, supervisor mar, aye, tang, aye, supervisor wiener aye, yee, aye, supervisor avalos, aye, supervisor breed, aye, supervisor campos, aye, there are 11 ayes. President david chiu the ordinance is passed. Call items 4244. Speaker they were recommended with the same title. Item 42 42. 131149[adding the name Donaldina Cameron alley to Old Chinatown lane]sponsors chiu; marresolution adding the name Donaldina Cameron alley to Old Chinatown lane in recognition of Donaldina Cameron and her many contributions to San Francisco1234, item 43 43. 131150[adding the name harold bud moose lane to merchant street]sponsor chiuresolution adding the name harold bud moose lane to merchant street in recognition of bud moose and his many contributions sf 43
In the first year even though this has required quarterly reporting. Background, we know it comprised 95 or less of businesses contributing hundreds of millions of dollars to our local economy, our economies local back bones. 3 decades ago this San Francisco board of supervisors has experienced passive and active discrimination in practices and recognize that history no longer had a place in our city acknowledging that millions of dollars that we spent for services could be a tool to help disadvantaged minorities to increase businesses. Chapter 14b now helps all of our businesses in cost operating and its hoped to level the Playing Field as city and local businesses compete outdz outside of San Francisco. We know when this law has worked our citys contract practices can keep tax dollars here in the city which will do most good for our residents. We know when 14b works we know that San Francisco is doing all we can to end discrimination and to ensure that we are not contracting with bus