the city as all of you know, a lot of people are leaving the mission. so, i hope that you will support this project, and thank you very much for listening to us. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker? >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is (inaudible) and i am a resident of the mission district and i live three blocks from the shotwell street and i am here to support the land dedication. i actually was one of the community active vifts and residents from the community that was ininvolved from the beginning, of the planning for this particular site. and we are in full support of it as a community. and i facilitated a lot of the meetings with the community organizations in the munt as well as housing activists and

we felt that this was the best opportunity for us to have affordable housing, you know, built in the mission that is really fordable, because a lot of what is affordable is not for the person washing dishes or the person who cooks or the mother who is a made for all of the rich people who are moving into the mission, thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good evening, supervisors my name is sam free and this evening i am representing mission neighborhood (inaudible) a non-profit organization in the mission community, established in 1959. and we access 380 children in the families with head start services. and low income seniors with the services and over 1200 high risk youngsters with development services for 11 facilities and eight of which are located in the mission community, of the other are in bay view hunter's point and mission bay. and i am here this afternoon,

to extend the full support for the proposed land dedication parcel located on shotwell street and on behalf of the 2558 mission street development project, by development corporation, and of all of the responses that we get consistently from our clients, on the need or the greatest need in the commission community by far, the number one response is access to safe, affordable housing opportunities in our community. and i believe strongly that in working with the development corporation, we now have a unique opportunity to make the dream a reality and although we know that there are a number of... and nevertheless it will be the reality for a number of low income families who will otherwise not have access to affordable housing opportunities in the community and so we are here to urge you to approve this land dedication parcel. thank you.

>> thank you, very much. >> is there any additional public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. all right, colleagues is there any comments or questions regarding item number five? >> okay, could we have a motion to forward this to the board with the recommendation? >> so moved. >> we will take that without objection? that will be the order >> clerk could you call six. >> ordinance amending the subdivision code by adding section 1396.4 to adopt condo conversion impact fee amriable to certain buildings that would be permitted to convert during a six year period... >> and as i mentioned at the beginning of the hearing, the request of the lead author of supervisor ferrill, of the entertaining a motion to continue this item one week to may 20th. so that we could have another

marathon session next week. and before we go there, is there no initial comments, supervisor chiu? kim? >> i was asking again, if we are for sure that we are going to get all of the language that we need by next monday in because i want to be sure that we continue it as you can see the very long list of continuances that we have for this item. >> i don't have a problem with a week. it is really just... >> my understanding that we have been expected the amendments that will safety and the parties cannot make me guarantee and all of them are making... >> i support tha. >> and when we sent that to the committee last tuesday for a minute we thought that we would be able to get it done by today. but... so we will open it up for public comment. public comment on the item itself or on the motion to continue. and again, the intent is to

continue this one week to may 20th, is there any public comment? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. is there a motion to continue item number 6, one week? >> so moved. >> colleagues? could we take that without objection? >> that will be the order. >> madam clerk, is there any other business after the committee >> no, there are no further matters. >> we are adjourned. thank you.

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from producing dance, theater, presenting music, having a full- scale education program, and having more than 50,000 visitors thank you for choosing to spend our monday night talking about the important issues of fiscal status of the city we with want to start with the mayor. good evening everyone. i'm ed lee i'm your mayor and, yes i'm i taller than you thought. my pleasure to be with you tonight we have the 6 and 7 townhalls throughout the city to

give you an important part of what we think about balancing the budget. let me be subtle canned indicted with you this city is on its way to economic recovery but we want everybody to be developed in this recovery. i'm glad to be joining supervisor rep 5 and 6 and, of course, supervisor mark farrell who's the chair of the committee for the board of supervisors. we're all making sure we're think spend the appropriate revenues but we do the budget it's the reflection of the values of what this city is all about we try to anticipate and

listen to what the community says it important to you. kate howard our budget director is going to go through what the budget repute but we want your feedback and we're holding those meetings around the city. i want to thank the riesh for oh, their site but giving you the biggest thanks coming out tonight. i know there's a lot of kids in the room so they want to and that we're the safe city and need the economics of the city to be sound but most importantly to be successful for everyone.

maybe you came from other cities by you believe that when you have decided to live in this wonderful city you also want to be part of a successful city and that means that anything you do should be reflexive of the welcoming of the city. so we're going to get going. i want to thank the department heads but we want to give the bulk of this time to all of you. and want to thank the office of the - the ambassador and they're here tonight to help people whose language is not the first language by to make sure you tell us what's the most and highest propriety. this is important to us. last year and the years in the past we've listened carefully

and we've had a more sensitive budget and that's our part. is a let me turn this over to supervisor representative districts 5 (clapping) >> hi i'll be brief like the mayor i can about how we allocate our resources. members of the board we look at what's most important to allocate our revenues the type of programs and i want to highlight a few things i'm going to be paying attention to. the department of health and family has said that the population in district 5 of children has decreased and

therefore the amount of funding for districts 5 is decreasing. i have some real concerns about making sure that we have quality programs and it can't be just about the number of served but the quantity. our at risk populations the kinds of things we deal with the reason we exercised a decrease in our homicide rate is because of all the great works of many of the folks in our district. i'm going to be paying attention to and in addition to the young people who are homeless in the hate. i think we have to look at the numbers of young folks who are over the age of 18 who are homeless who ran away because of

abusive relationships. we have to make sure we're looment resources to make sure we're addressing that issue. and one of the others things i've made clear is public housing is a priority to me. i'm proud to say that the mayor is working really hard. the issues of public housing is not an overnight problem nor will it be an overnight solutions. and the people those conditions impact that's a real priority for me. and one of the things we continue to negligent is our vulnerable senior population where seniors are being taken

advantage of we have to protect our most vulnerable population. i'm more excited to hear with you have to say and thank you all for being here. i want to turn it over to the budget chair mark farrell. >> thank you supervisor. don't we have a great new colleague in districts 5 everyone? so i'm the periphery for districts 2 and i'm serving as the budget chair on the board of supervisors. as mayor lee mentioned we're doing those hall meetings one on the internet and it's important to hear your concerns and your priorities in the communities. from my prospectiveful from the

committee one i'll have an open and transparent process we have committee meetings every week. number 2 we're going to manage our finances in a responsible manner. we're rover asia a city but we want to prepare for our kids as well as and we want to make sure that our budgets reflects the prospectives of every citizen in our city. i'll talk about this later. thank you all for coming tonight. >> we have one last person who would like to speak with us the

fire chief. >> hi everyone good evening. john an fire chief i'm concerned about the number of the people in the room. and it's all about safety i encourage you to sit in the seat and technically, if you don't have a seat i'm told we have an overflow room. i hear that's getting crowded too. i'm a mom of 3 kids and i love kids and this is making we concerned this is one of the concerns the exit is blocked. if we could get some people to help and getty people to go into

the offer flow room it, it's not safe right now. we want to hear from everyone and we'll work with the library but i'm conflicted right now. so thank you. >> so there are some enterprise seats we've got 4 in this little circle. raise your hand if there's an empty seat next to you or come on down.

>> so i'm now told that the overflow room is pretty sure reaching capacity. the mayor say if you are an city employee and not representing a department head please step out of the room we'll work with everyone but we're a little bit

overcrowded. >> so welcome everyone again thank you for coming to spend your monday with us in this way. i'm the director of programs with the united players we're a leadership in san francisco. i'm born and raised in san francisco. i want to say appreciate you that everyone came out today. everyone is not going to be able to speak but when you come in fill out a comment card and some of them will be randomly selected. and the cards will be shared with the supervisors so your voice will be heard.

to get started i'm going to give it to kate howard to educate us. >> hi ink i'm kate howard the mayors budget director. i want to let you know that supervisor kim is stuck in the land use committee oh, she's done she's coming over here. so i thought i would share with you san francisco's budget. and really a budget is a plan. it's a plan for how we're going to spend all the money that comes into the city. it's also a law that the board of supervisors has to adopt every year and it's the official authority to spend the money.

so i thought i would do a quick overview. as you know that san francisco say combined city and county. and it's about $7.4 million every year. we have to balance that budget for two years. we're trying to budget the 13, 14 and 15, 16. the majority of our spending is on transportation and that compromises a lot of our department and we spend things like the airport or the ports were we spend about fourteen

percent on public protection like police and fire and 20 percent on public health. sometimes, people asked me where do we get our money and it's from all of you the taxpayers provided the resources. but more specifically get about in the general fund which is about 3 and a half billion dollars from property taxed and from business taxes we have the sales tax and hotel room tax. about one out $5 comes from the state or federal government. we pay all those taxes when the state government or federal government makes a change it

effects us. over the last few years we've taken some good steps to make our budget more sustainable and we have a 5 year outcome. and what i can see here is that over the next 5 years so the the light gray line on the right-hand side that's showing you what our expenditure productions are looking like and the dark gray line on the left is the revenues. so assembly over the next 5 years our expenditures are going to grow.

the economy is starting to recover but there's still is a gap between running the city's government and how much money we're going to take in. finally i just wanted to share with you some of the information we have. as i mention balancing the budget is understanding the resources that are available and then thinking about how those reservoirs bit i fit together with the city's priority that's what we want i to talk about. but what's kind of interesting is the 311. 5 and 6 districts the most interesting issues are street cleaning and graffiti. if those are concerns we want to hear about them and other things. i also want to mention who you

have up here listening today but if we from the far left we have the juvenile division and the department of children maybe the whole back row. office of the economical department of emergency management. the department of building inspection, public works, the school district and our city librarian and host. i feel like a choir director we have the aging and adult services and child services the health department the adult

probation department the control and the mayors housing department. and finally we have recreation and park our supervisors and the police department you've already seen the fire chief. i also wanted to introduce the workforce development and the office of - that's everybody so without any further adieu let's hear from you >> thank you, my apologys for being late. i'm so proud we had such a great

turnout i was horrified that so many people had to leave but we're engaged in making the community where we want to live. i get a few minutes to speak i'm going to give you you a few minutes of my time you can come to talk to me anytime i want to thank my staff but this time is for you thank you for being here. >> thank you, thank you for that important information and thank you for the introduction apparently i just want to remind

everyone please turn in a comment card and there's folks around the edge who will collect them. and that's transaction they're in the lobby and so we really want to thank them for that >> we will now hear from some folks and some short presentations and we'll open it up to the public comment. there's so many people in the room but we won't be able to hear from everyone we'll be drawing cards ran democratically but the cards that are not heard will be sent to our representatives so i'll still

have a voice. (calling names) >> hello okay. all right. now we're cooking with gas. hi everyone i actually have two jobs today at the request of the supervisor i'm here to talk about homeless aligns the other place i work. homeless e homeless young u youth support provides substance abuse substances and bic

survive like showers and bathrooms. i'm here to talk about reductions that are proposed by your department of public health. so i want to talk about who the homeless people in the hate are and who we see there. the average angle of one of the youths that leave home is 13 years old. and now are homeless living on the street. we see in districts 5 when we look at the cuts