>> sf tv could you zoom out on the over head projector please for us? thank you. >> thanks appreciate that. hello supervisors. despite efforts to cooperate with the foundation with regard to synthetic chemical for years i've updated them with the latest medical, the foundation has responded by conducting a smear campaign against me and put me and my family in danger. it listed where i live and contain personal information about my family and neighbors. for

years now the foundation and lobbyists have fed the media with inflame tree rhetoric and this posting was made prior to my appeal and i was attacked this my neighborhood with pipes they kicked me in the head and face left me bleeding with a concussion and it turned out they had close ties to the foundation. they have frightened my family and neighbors this intimidatation is exactly why prominent local doctors

resort to using psuedinyms i respectfully ask you supervisors to request the fisher brothers, their paid lobbyists and followers to clean up their act. we get it. you have no qualms about abusing the bully pulpit. thank you. >> thank you next speaker. >> oh sorry guys i'm sorry to keep you hear any longer. ing south beach apartments how many of you guys visited alcatraz? do you ever listen to

the people that said sounds could travel and the prison ers could hear it on occasion and our retired sheriff the one ross is supposed to replace this is a very compact city why are we letting noise go be created by new buildings new remodels. now 55 decibels and 45 decibels maybe 55, that maybe 45, that maybe 35, the thing about noise is that it travels and a little machine like this would not even register. as we

drift away. this is a fan and motor and that's the ventilation systems that's the new noise in the eastern neighborhoods we have a trickle of blue collar noise we do have ventilation systems running rampage it's not going to be all over the city just going to hit a few places it will hit all over -- um it can happen anywhere in the city so why don't we protect

shall remain in the river only then moses cried out to the lord. so the lord did according to the word of moses and the frogs died out of the houses out of the court yard and out of the fields gathered them together in heaps and the land stunk. when the pharohs saw there was re-lief strike the dust of the land so that it may become life throughout all

the land of egypt and they did so. >> thank you. >> next speaker please. >> good afternoon i'm peter war field executive director of library users association. a community created effort that features a musical wall and a singer like roberta, flack, it's about to be next month painted out and replace d. i wanted to show the supervisors that support is spreading. i've talked about many of the support ers who are supporting

the mural. we have the san francisco peace and freedom party and let's have the over head please for the harvey milk democratic club they recommended preserving all 3 sides. san francisco finds a level of growing discomfort with political murals less than slick art work we stand firm on maintaining and adding to the political history of our city and to commemorate. san francisco's radical past is

being white washed. for the sake of be rna l heights and saving and restoring the mural in it's current location. the peace and freedom party also wrote a letter. s> >> next and final speaker. >> mark [inaudible] stan [inaudible] is the best talk show host. you can download 3 thousand of his sermons. family radio is the best radio

station because it's the only radio station that reads george whitfield's sermons. this fellow 2 minute before the other guy i don't know who he is whether you believe it or not reading the word of god it is what it is that happened god sent those frogs and used moses and moses was a type of christ. last week i was cut off in the middle of my speech but here in chapter nine he was speaking in prayer. even the man gabriel he informed me and talked with me and said oh daniel i have now come forth to give thee

skill and understanding and he talked about the 77 of years and the messiah would come and christ died for the ungodly. again when the fullness of time had come -- there's no book like the bible. i was wrong as to when he was coming back but he's coming soon and if i had an hour to develop my thoughts i could proof that this 490 years was actually in proper sequence i could proof there were two 490's prior to that the long and short of it, it ended in 1996. >> thank you. are there any other members of the public that wish to speak. i see

none. clerk could you call our adoption count er. >> item 32 to 36 are being considered for adoption. however if a member would like to discuss a matter it can be removed and considered separate ly. >> i'd like to remove item 33. >> supervisor chew, chew aye. >> supervisor farrell aye. >> supervisor kim. >> aye. >> supervisor weiner. >> aye. >> supervisor avalos. >> aye supervisor campos. >> aye. >> there are 11 ayes. >> the motion are approved.

>> item 33. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you actually we had actually submitted the wrong copies to the clerk it was the un edited copy so i'm just going to distribute copies of what we have before us with the amendments. >> primarily editor yal changes but cleans up some of the spelling and grammar errors. >> house arrest finally been freed and is actually going to

be visiting the city and county of san francisco this saturday. and welcomes to the city and county and this recognizes her visit to the city. >> i'm sorry i actually caught one more edit and that was on page one um on line 10 and it was house arrest after the elections along with hundreds of others and so i submit these amendmented to see resolution. >> supervisor kim has made the motion supervisor if we could take the motions without the objection that should be the case if we could do that that should be the case as well. madam clerk -- >> mr. president none were submitted today. >> ladies and gentlemen we are adjourned unless there's any

more business from the body we are adjourned.

>> good evening, welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of tuesday, september 25, september 12th. could you call the roll? >> avoles >> come pose? >> present. >> president chu. >> present. >> supervisor chu? >> supervisor chu? >> present. coen? >> present. >> present, >> ferrell. >> present.

>> marr. >> olague. >> absent. >> present. >> supervisor wiener. present. >> all members are present. >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen, please join any in the pledge of allegiance. >> clerk, are there any communication? s >>s i have no communications mr. president. >> and could you read our consent agenda. >> items one through seven will be acted on by a single roll call vote. unless someone wants to discuss a matter it will be removed and spoke of separately. >> anything none, could you call the role on items one

through sfn. chu, aye. >> coen? >> aye. >> cohen, aye. alsbernd. aye. nfarrell aye. >> come pose, aye, president chu. >> aye >> there are seven ayes. those are passed, item eight. >> an ordinance amending the code >> vote on item eight? >> supervisor chu. >> no. >> cohen? >> aye. >> als burned? >> no. >> far el. >> no. >> kim.

>> aye. >> marr? >> aye,. >> olague. aye >> weiner? >> aye. >> come pose aye. >> there are eight ayes and three nos. >> the ordinance is passed. >> 9 is amending the business and tax regulations police and planning codes, for local properties. >> >> item nine. chu. aye. >> cohen? >> aye. >> elsrend. aye. >> mar, aye. >> olague aye. >> winer aye. >> >> aye. come pose, aye. >> president chu. aye.

>> there are eleven eyes. >> the ordinance is finally passed. >> next item. >> item ten, ordinance amending the planning code to permit existing gasoline and service stations located on 19th avenue to provide a mechanical car wash on the same site. >> colleagues, call. this ordinance is finally passed. >> item eleven is amending the park code to appeal the prohibition of peoples from soliciting in did designated areas for which an event is in progress. >> colleagues, in the same call? >> the ordinance is finally passed. >> item 12? >> an ordinance amending the building code to reduce the

building rerequirements for structure and buildings pursuant to the code. >> we have ongoing discussion and i am cautiously optimistic that we will be able to come to a compromise that will allow us to move forward and explore this type of housing and so i want to think the folks who have been involved and with that, i would like to... i do move to continue this to november, 13th, if that is tuesday. i think that it is november 13th. >> supervisor weiner has made a motion to continue to november 13th >> any objection? >> november the 13th it will be. >> item clerk could you call 13, 14. >> 13 is an ordinance aprop

ating $543,200,200 for the proceeds from the sale of bonds for the capitol improvement. item 14, airport capitol plan bonds. >> this ordinance is passed on the first reading and the resolution is adopted. item 15, >> approving and authorizing the lease to the union square garage with the city and uptown parking corporation. >> this is adopted. >> 16. >> authorizing the department of public health to extend a grant in the amount of $748,000 for the centers of disease control for a program entitled the stop study, for the period of june, 15, 2012, through june 14, 2013. >> same house, same call, this is adopted. >> 17. >> resolution authorizing the office of contract administration to enter into a

fifth amendment between the en point technology sales, from 38.5 million to 54.1 million. >> same call, adopted. >> authorizing the office of contract administration to increase the limit from 51.5 million to $67.9 million. >> same house, same call? >> this resolution is adopted. >> authorizing the office of contract station to enter intoed third amendment between the city and cct technologies increasing the limit from 24.5 million to 24.5 million. >> same house, same call. >> this resolution is adopted. next item. >> item 20, amending the park restrictions between the hours.

>> thank you, president chu. before us today is a piece of legislation that our office has been working on for quite some time. this is an issue dealing with oversized vehicle parking in the city, of san francisco. and we have been dealing with issues around oversized vehicle parking for quite some time in 2007 when i first came on board it was an issue that many of our neighbors had expressed much concern about, over the years, for the last 5 years, we have been working very closely with the police department with the mta to try to figure out a way to do better enforcement to work on the 72-hour enforcement notice that is already on the books and what we have found despite the best efforts that it has been a very spotty enforcement mechanism. this legislation is simple piece of legislation and is meant for the mta to have additional deal with impacted areas. what it is, simply, is a

restriction, or allowing the mta to apply a restriction to over night parking for oversized vehicles, defined as over 22 feet in length or 7 feet in height. camp trailers, fifth wheel travel trailers, house cars, trailer coaches, mobiler homes, recreational vehicles, or semitrailers as defined by the california vehicle code and the restriction between the hours of 12 a.m. to 6 a.m.. >> again these are not locations are not something that would be decided upon by the board of supervisors, but would be something that the mta through their board would be able to determine in terms of finding out where the chronically impacted areas are. >> we have explored many options with the mta. at first there was a conversation as to whether or not do a city wide restriction, we thought that was a restriction that was onerou s and we wanted to do this on a case by case basis where we see the chronic problems across

the city and the 24 hours notice does not work and we have seen this time and time again in neighborhoods. there say focus on the individuals who are living in the vehicle, but this is a significant parking issue even outside of that. you can't just simply remove the rvs from the equation or campers because they are part of the parking issue that we are talking about here. and we did an mta parking analysis and found that out of 208 vehicles, they did a quick look at where those vehicles are registered, 121 of them, more than half of them were actually registered in san francisco to a san francisco physical address. and only 24 of those were actually parked within a quarter mile distance, so i think that there is a very serious problem with parking issues. and i hope that you will be supportive of it. this was an item that did go before the committee on last monday. it was voted out unanimously by that committee. since that time, we have heard

a number of concerns that have been expressed and working with supervisor to address those issues, i would hope for your support on this item. >> president chu. >> thank you, colleagues, first of all i want to thank our colleagues supervisor chu and cohen for educating all of us on an issue that is quite an intense issue in their districts although, probably not as intense an issue in my district, for example. i want to thank all of the work and i do understand that the committee did move this out with full recommendation, unanimously. i want to take a moment to acknowledge the concerns that have been raised by advocates for the homeless, in our city. and i know that there are different manifestations ofthies you. but i think to try to deal with some of the complexities of that colleagues, i have circulated an amendment that we have discussed with several colleagues and i want to t