projector, please note that. president david chiu: thank you, ladies and gentlemen, everyone has 2 minutes. speaker: thank you. i want to take this opportunity to invite all of you as well as the rest of san francisco to my wedding. dear friends, from now it's illegal to own a car in san francisco. if you happen to own one, you better hide it very good. cock owners are coming down. pretty soon our city will become completely cock free. supervisor wiener will be the only one in this town to own a cock. here is a short list of items on the anti-cock legislation. cocktails, cockroaches, cockpit, as well as dicks and dictionaries.

while cock users will be jailed, there is one form that is legal under legislation. you can still be a cock sucker. these to the highest level of government. so really we should be grateful for this new opportunity given to us by scott wiener and corporate cock is -- for those of you who don't provide -- we believe that cocks should only be made illegal if they get out of hand. exception to made to keeping them from preventing getting out of hand. ladies and gentlemen, let's not forget that we have a right granted by the declaration of independence. if the anti- -- life is text

sekzly transmitted. >> i president david chiu: why don't we hear from our next speaker and public comment. speaker: good afternoon supervisors, i'm peter war field. i'm going to be using the projector. this is in full swing with the magazine slashing. it has slashed the magazine section and even as one of the supervisors was at a

literacy party in the library, this is what was happening to the libraries magazine section which is on the west facing side of of the library facing hall. this is all the magazines on the west facing side and moving them to future off sight storage where browsing by the public will be impossible. now browsing is a very important aspect for experienced researchers and the public. what do we mean by secrets. there is no publicity for the

public about the fate of the magazines in the library at all. there have been month press releases, there have about no flyers. there is nothing at the website about it and nothing about the magazines and no approval by the library commission. we ask you to hold a hearing on the policy practices and particularly the priorities of the library and about this magazine section destruction. thank you very much. president david chiu: thank you very much. next speaker.

speaker: good afternoon president chiu, board of supervisors. i'm seymour. i came to make an impact. i'm here to support again the band. i don't know if you realize how many people in the world, in this city in the world that would be affected by the box. cecil williams has been arrested. he was a victim of the box. mohammed ally is a victim of the box. jesus christ was a victim of the box. last year we had a marathon in the city council chambers by the higher officials in the sheriff's departments. you know how many we had here supporting police official? because it was about band the box. colonel

sanders founded his famous recipe while he was in prison and he was able to get a job and perfect his restaurants around the world. the wayne and county sheriff was a convicted murderer. there is a lot of people we are eliminating boo i the box. please do whatever you can. this is an emotional thing to me about supporting malia cohen and other supervisors to ban the box. get rid of the box. thank you. happy holidays! to everyone. president david chiu: thank you. next speaker. speaker: board of supervisors,

my name is -- i live in district 4. a huge tsunami at the plant. reactors 1-4 were damaged. after many days the tokyo electric company finally launched a dangerous operation to remove the fuel rods of these reactors. this is so dangerous that if human error or another quake occur these buildings could cripple and explode and causing a nuclear at that -- catastrophe. in august, japan revealed that radio active ground water has been pouring into the pacific ocean everyday. starting in march 2014. accept the radioactive to start reaching

our waters. the size of texas to collide with the west coast. fairfax county passed the resolution and now berkeley in seattle are adopting a similar resolution. this plan is produced to provide continuous monitoring to our food, air and water and a plan for radiation exposure. please, i'm urging you to consider adopting a similar resolution to monitor and minimize the amount of radiation for residents of san francisco. thank you. president david chiu: thanks, next speaker. speaker: my name is dave akkad

al. prohibiting outside income. i fully appreciate the people's desire to receive a high level of personal commitment from their representative and executives. but i have already stated deep opposition to unenforceable clauses in the charter. please reference the devotion clause section 3.100 so i'm concerned because being a supervisor is a full time job and being an apparent is a full time job. i am still concerned that anyone can accomplish two full time jobs at the same time. just ask any working mother. but, i have to ask mr. farrell without any personal reference and this is purely

rhetorical, mr. president, you are trying to do three full time jobs at the same time. so who are you shortchanging? president david chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i would like to read the following head lines. police arrest 348 in canada child porn investigation. as far as i can find out nothing happens in san francisco with regard to child porn. i would like to pose a question. are any of our san francisco leaders in anyway tied to child pornography. i would like some sort of an answer and i hope it's the right answer. secondly, i would like to know how much child porn actually exist inside the

computer systems within the city and county of san francisco work offices. i hope i get the right answer on that. we'll see if anybody is willing to tackle it. i would also like to say which is more important to the board of supervisors and the mayor's office: bottled water, ellis act evictions or a gay dead man who has been ignored for 15 years. if you ask my opinion, nelson mandela, harvey milk, and -- would say joe deserves and explanation. the impression a learned with san francisco being at city hall, if you are a dead gay man, you can be totally ignored even by the gay establishment. it's a crying shame that gay people across this country to

have whisper behind your backs at the shame of what's happening in san francisco. they dare not embarrass you publically because gays aren't supposed to fight with each other. so let's put it this way. how long is a dead gay man going to be ignored? president david chiu: thank you, next speaker. >> good afternoon, john in san francisco. the power of christmas is back. what a power it is. it has been around for hundreds of years. i don't mean the power of money. it is the birthday and celebration of a personal friend to all of us. a friend to each of us that we can enjoy alone or with others. the only way that you can experience him is through your

imagination. you can imagine him to be your make believe friend or your real friend. whatever works for you. a friend that will always be there through eternity. you don't need the internet to do so. all he asks of you is to love him in return. there are some that want to take him away from you. don't let them. merry christmas to everybody. president david chiu: thank you. any other members of the p be who wish to speak? general public comment? mam, please step up. speaker: good evening, supervisors. my name is jackie brie son. jakkee. i'm here to

raise the issue of divorce that you have not heard where it comes to vulnerable populations which are housed nr: this vulnerable population is housed at taxpayers expense. the people in so-called supportive housing who are being evicted left, right, front and center because there are no protections for them. there are a number of non-profits which are taking taxpayers money and can't even both being in compliance with the administrative code which requires that there be a minimum of two designated public board of directors meetings per year and the notices of said meetings be filed with the clerk of the

board of supervisors and my personal favorite, the government document in the public library. yet, these very same non-profits who shall remain unnamed are crying poor mouth. their rents are going up. they are talking about how they need to purchase buildings and get taxpayers money. but i'm saying that first and foremost they need to come in compliance. that is those in supportive housing should not be evicted. they need to be working in the mayor's office of hope to provide protections because san francisco is the city that supposedly knows how president david chiu: thank you very much. any others wishing

to speak? is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> madam clerk. president david chiu: colleagues would anyone like to sever any of these items. i would like to sever item 50. if not, call the vote. speaker: [roll call vote taken] tang; mar, wiener, yee, avalos, breed, supervisor campos, there are 11 ayes. president david chiu: the resolutions are adopted. item 50. speaker: to support a

moratorium in california. president david chiu: i would like to call a motion to continue this item to january 14th. i would like to give it a couple weeks. motion by supervisor avalos and second by supervisor ferrel. without objection this item will be continued to the 14th of january. madam clerk, any in -- memo rules. speaker: yes. # president david chiu: given this is a last meeting. i want to wish everyone a very happy holidays and want to thank the members of the public for all their work in 2013. i hope everyone has a chance to rest up. see you in 2014. with this,

madam clerk is there anymore business in front of the body? >> that concludes our business for the day. >> president david chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> >>

>> good morning, everyone. welcome to the special meeting for the san francisco board of supervisors budget and finance committee for monday, december 16th, 2013. my name is supervisor mark farrell, i will be chairing this committee. i am joined by committee member and supervisor john avalos as well as supervisor scott wiener. i would like to thank the members of sfgov-tv covering this meeting, jonathan and charles kremenak as well as the clerk of the committee, mr. victor young. mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? >> yes. please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and copies of any documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the january 7th, 2014 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> okay, thank you. could you please call item number 1? >> item number 1, resolution authorizing the execution, sale, and delivery of a housing revenue note in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $28,500,000 for the purpose of providing financing for the construction of a 121-unit affordable multi-family senior residential rental housing project, known as bayview

senior housing; approving the form and authorizing the execution of a funding loan agreement and a borrower loan agreement; providing the terms and conditions of the note and authorizing the execution of a regulatory agreement and declaration of restrictive covenants; authorizing the collection of certain fees; approving modifications, changes, and additions to the documents; granting general authority to city officials to take actions necessary to implement this resolution; and ratifying and approving any action heretofore taken in connection with the note and the project, as defined herein. ~ housing. >> okay, thank you very much. we have ms. mcnamara to speak on this item. >> good morning, chair farrell, supervisors. i am pam sands, project manager in the mayor's office of community housing development. resolution before you this morning is for the issuance of bond proceeds to pick up a construction development related costs for bayview senior housing located at 17 51 carol avenue. the sponsoring team includes mccormick and bayview hunters point multi-purpose senior services, inc., as the owner and general partner. wells fargo will serve as the limited partner in tax credit investor and citibank [speaker not understood]. bayview will be 121 plus manager's unit comprising 117 one bedroom units four two-bedroom units.

all units will be targeted to households more than 50% of area median income and 23 will be set aside for chronically homeless seniors. these transactions are conduit financing which do not require the city to pledge repayment of the bonds. we anticipate closing the bonds in mid february. the project is slated to begin construction shortly thereafter and complete construction in 2015. here with me today is a representative of the development team, [speaker not understood] freeman with mccormack barrett and salazar. we appreciate your support and that concludes staff's presentation. thank you. >> thank you very much. colleagues, any questions? okay. mr. rose, do we have a budget analyst report for this item? sorry, i don't have my notes in front of me. >> [inaudible] do not have a budget analyst report. there is no fiscal impact on this matter to the city. >> thank you very much. okay. at this time i'll open it up to public comment. anybody wish to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel] >> colleagues, can i have a motion to move this item

forward? >> so moved. >> we can take that without opposition. [gavel] >> mr. clerk, can you please call items 2 through 12 together? >> item number 2 -- item number 2, resolution approving a mills historical property contract, under administrative code, chapter 71, between john moran, the owner of 1772 vallejo street (burr mansion), and the city and county of san francisco; and authorizing the planning director and assessor to execute the mills act historical property contract. city and county of san francisco ~. item number 3, resolution approving a mills historical property contract, under administrative code, chapter 71, between pacific heights, llc, the owners of 2550 webster street, and the city and county of san francisco; and authorizing the planning director and assessor to execute the mills act historical property contract. ~ city and county of san francisco. item number 4, resolution approving a mills act historical property contract, under administrative code, chapter 71, between 1019 market street properties, llc, the owners of 1019 market street, and the city and county of san francisco; and authorizing the planning director and assessor to execute the mills act historical property contract. ~ item number 5, resolution approving a mills act historical property contract, under administrative code, chapter 71, between brian jackson and thomas ranese, owners of 3769 20th street, and the city and county of san francisco; and authorizing the planning director and assessor to execute the mills act historical property contract. ~.

item number 6, resolution approving a mills act historical property contract, under administrative code, chapter 71, between adam spiegel and guillemette broulliat-spiegel, the owners of 50 carmelita street, and the city and county of san francisco; and authorizing the planning director and assessor to execute the mills act historical property contract. ~ item number 7, resolution approving a mills act historical property contract, under administrative code, chapter 71, between amy hockman and brian bone, the owners of 66 carmelita street, and the city and county of san francisco; and authorizing the planning director and assessor to execute the mills act historical property contract. ~ item number 8, resolution approving a mills act historical property contract, under administrative code, chapter 71, between elise sommerville, the owner of 70 carmelita street, and the city and county of san francisco; and authorizing the planning director and assessor to execute the mills act historical property contract ~. item number 9, resolution approving a mills act historical property contract, under administrative code, chapter 71, between adam wilson and quyen nguyen, the owners of 56 pierce street, and the city and county of san francisco; and authorizing the planning director and assessor to execute the mills act historical property contract ~. item number 10, resolution approving a mills act historical property contract, under administrative code, chapter 71, between jean paul and ann balajadia, the owners of 64 pierce street, and the city and county of san francisco; and authorizing the planning director and assessor to execute the mills act historical property contract ~. item number 11, resolution approving a mills act historical property contract,

under administrative code, chapter 71, between karli sager and jason monberg, the owners of 56 potomac street, and the city and county of san francisco; and authorizing the planning director and assessor to execute the mills act historical property contract ~. item number 12, resolution approving a mills act historical property contract, under administrative code, chapter 71, between adam wilson and quyen nguyen, the owners of 66 potomac street, and the city and county of san francisco; and authorizing the planning director and assessor to execute the mills act historical property contract ~. >> okay, thank you very much. i know we have some opening comments from supervisor wiener. >> thank you, mr. chairman. today before us are 11 mills act contracts which is actually very exciting because for the first time, maybe ever, we're starting to see small properties being able to participate in the mills act program. the mills act is a state law that allows certain historic properties, particularly landmarks in historic districts and others, to enter into a

maintenance contract with the city, basically agreeing to specific forms of improvements and maintenance to maintain and improve the historic integrity of these historic properties in exchange, the property owner receives a tax abatement. the contract is a 10-year contract and it can be renewed over time. in san francisco, we have had very, very few mills act contracts and almost none in terms of smaller properties because that process was so cumbersome and expensive and unpredictable and so forth. so, last year i authored legislation that this board passed unanimously to streamline our mills act contract process to set clear timetables with the planning department and with the assessor's office and to make

it easier process for people to participate in. we passed that earlier this year. so, we now have what i believe is our first grouping of smaller properties coming forward with mills act contracts as part of our annual mills act process that the legislation created. there are and i'm very excited to see this, seven of the contracts are in the newly created historic district immediately north of duboce park by this board unanimously created earlier this year. one is in the liberty hill historic district which is in my district, two are in supervisor farrell's district and one is in supervisor kim's district. i want to thank the planning department and the assessor's office for working together to bring these contracts forward. and, colleagues, i ask for your support on these contracts. >> okay. thank you. we have director ram here.

thanks for being here. >> thank you. good morning, supervisors. thank you very much. thank you for having this special hearing today to hear these items. the majority of the applications that are before the committee today, as supervisor wiener said, were -- are in the duboce park landmark district which was designated this summer, and that is why we're here today on kind of a late time of the year to have this hearing because that district was not created until late in the summer. and after the designation was processed, we were processing the applications for this legislation on a kind of compressed schedule with the assessor's office. your action this year will allow the property owners to see the tax benefit next year rather than having to wait another year in the process. so, i do want to thank supervisors wiener, farrell and kim for sponsoring this legislation today. i also want to thank the enclosetionv, clerk's office, budget analyst's office, assessor carmen chiu for work

erg with us in such a time tight frame to bring this before you. the mills act affirm the city's commitment to preservation. it is the only financial incentive available to owners of landmark properties. as supervisor wiener said, it's a property tax incentive in exchange for a specific 10 year maintenance plan. and the board does have discretion in every single contract that is in front of you. it has been demonstrated over a number of years to be an effective preservation tool to help owners offset the cost of maintaining these older structures. and it has been used in many other cities in california. we, in fact, are behind other california municipalities, some of which have hundreds of contracts in place. in recent amendments proposed and sponsored by supervisor wiener, streamline the process making it cheaper to get into this process and less cumbersome to actually go through. so, as a result, recent designation of the due poems contract, there are 10 contracts before the board which is the most the city has

ever proposed at one time. with that i will turn it over to susan parks of the planning department preservation staff and she'll go over with you some of the details in the contracts that are in froth of you. thank you. >> thank you. mr. chairman, one thing, because mr. ram just noted there were 10 instead of 11, he's right. item number 8, 70 carmelita street, that application has been withdrawn. when we ask, i'll be asking that we table item number 8, 70 carmelita. thank you. >> good morning, supervisors. susan parks, planning department staff. the items before you today are 11 mills act historical property contracts. four of those were submitted to the planning department on may 1st of this year and 7 were submitted on september 3rd of this year. as a reminder, in october 2012, the board of supervisors passed amendments which were authored by supervisor wiener to the mills act legislation. these revisions made the application process quicker,

cheaper and more predictable. as part of the landmark designation for the do you duboce park designation, september 3rd mills act deadline was established. each property before you today has been locally designated under article 10 or 11 as either individually significant or contributor to a district. 7 properties are contributors to the duboce landmark under article 10 of the planning code. two properties are individual city landmarks also designated under article 10 of the planning code. and one property is individually designated as a category 2 building under article 11 of the planning code. each property owner filed an application to enter into a contract with the city. the property tax included are single-family residences, one flat and one commercial property located in the mid market. this contract can be revolving contracts that are renewed annually. each property owner has outlined are