gave out grants in that amount that's why we're shooig away from those kinds of grants >> the last thing i have i don't know if this is something we can look at in the future it involves the city owned cultural cities that will be excluded from the $2 million so mr. city attorney i was hoping at the later date we can put the language that and include them being able to apply for those funds with the arts commission or not. because that's the process that it is now because those particular organizations one which is in my district and supervisor kim's district and supervisor cowen's and supervisor campos district those

city owned facilities yes there open the capital plan and fatally apart but the city keeps delaying and delaying and delaying to a point if those facilities close down we lose artists and access to arts space again, we're just not taking care of those buildings the way we should especially the latino cultural center and the other facilities i don't want to see them included from applying from either pool of money as a way to maintain their facilities so they continue to serve the arts community in the way they have. most of the time those are not well established organizations those are not people who are

using those facilities w that can afford to pay rent. this is where artists first get their break. i don't time to see them included so i want to see the changes necessary for them to apply for either pool like any organizations in the city. oh, and lastly i'll say again, i'm more comfortable before the funding is released that a plan will come back to the board to have a clear understanding of what that trial means and whether or not at that time, we can decide if that plan will be effective. i'm hoping when it happens the in addition information as far as the city owned cultural facilities that they don't necessarily have that limitation of not being able to apply for other arts commission funding

>> supervisor mar. >> thank you very much for kneeing and to the leadership of supervisor jane kim and david chiu for thinking about a strong ultimatetion program that's helping us to address the eviction crisis that's hitting residents and artists as supervisor campos said and community based orchestras and arts organizations. i think the work you're doing with the work group will be informative for a lot of groups i didn't want supervisor campos comment we're not letting the tech companies off the hook but to pay their fair share they're part of as well. i want to thank the budget analysis for the eye-opening

report they did that points to the sharing of resources at facilities and a lot of other resources that supervisor chiu is going to help the artists organizations to utilize their resources but i'm hoping we can share that and to talk about the displacement crisis that's increasing in our community in mine as well >> supervisor campos. >> thank you president chiu. first of all, i thank supervisor breed for adding the points will be the community arts center like in the mission and the mission cultural center their struggling with basic things in terms of the nodes of the building and, you know, unnecessary they just got a new

roof recently but it took time to get to that point i want to see them become a part of the process. i know that probably chair farrell of the budget committee may not be happy to hear this but once we begin the displacement of nonprofits i think that the number that we're talking about could very well grow especially, if you're looking at some of the other folks that are impacted, you know, in the context of the arts community artists themselves. and i would say that going back to the point it supervisor kim made i think that as we look at the twitter tax break we should look at the stock options tax break and understand the consequences of all the acts we

need to pay attention to the tweets and to do that. but i do think this is an opportunity to have a much larger conversation about whales happening out there and the decisions we made are creating some of the challenges so i will revise my comment to include the twitter tax break >> thank you, colleagues any additional discussion. with that, and we take a vote on the underlying measure as amended madam clerk, call the roll >> on item 11. >> supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor chiu. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar.

supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. supervisor avalos. there are 11 i's. this ordinance is passed on the reading from. colleagues let's go to our 3:00 p.m. madam clerk, call items 24 and 25. as >> that's a special order the board of supervisors will known for a whole meeting for items 25 the proposed ordinance ordering west point road and various easements for the phrase 2 development reserving is easements rights for the city and in connection making the recite finding and supervisor cowen >> thank you. i want to take a

moment to talk about the street vacations. i'm talking about this norman i wouldn't but there was a little bit of misinformation and as a result this information was brought to my attention a couple of days ago. it's a vacation of a few easements street in bayview hunters point. i gave a few keys to a few family in the affordable housing units. the rebuilt of those are essential to supporting our public heirs residents and revooilt a neighborhood in the southeast sector. as we begin to work on phase 2 of the rebuilt for hunters view it's necessary to reconfigure

bike access and other transportation needs for the approval plans for the project. this is a simple standard and the items before us today, it's consistent with the approval plans for the rebuild of the site and the state law governing street vacation. we've got a representative from dpw here. there she is. and i look forward to hearing from them >> why don't we kickoff this from public works and followed by this item. >> i'm barbara with the public works. the item is the first project from hope sf initiative to rebuilt the public housing. hunters view is having public

units that will provide affordable housing market housing and market rate and housing and new infrastructure. the first phase will have a grand opening ceremony next month. a portion of west point road was vacated by the supervisor in regard to to implement phase one. >> sfgovtv. >> thank you. sftv please. i'm happy to continue on while the audience visual is focusing on this >> we have a computable phase of the hunters view project. as i mentioned one hundred and 7 unit in phase one have been completed and the affordable

housing units for housing authorized. what you have before you today is a request to vacant a portion of the road to move forward with the construction of an additional one hundred and 7 affordable housing units in phase 2. this is phases one and 2 we're talking about phases 1 and 2. this is the specific street vacationed before you today. as noted in the area that's delineated in red that's existing west point road and the area that we requested vacation and the new street grid

surrounding that area. contradiction is now beginning on phase 2 that will include the one hundred and 7 units it has been performed. the street vacation existent of banding 4 hundred feet to make way for the new street configuration as noted in the configuration open the screen. the vacation area is no longer need for the streets fire chief uses and the street vision a consistent with the sections of the planning code. and we recommended and request our approval of the item before you. if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them thank you >> colleagues, any questions and supervisor cowen. >> great i want to ask for your continued support so we can move

forward and assure we are rebe it further resolved public houses as you heard from ms. mow and i think there are i'll stop there. thank you >> thank you, supervisor let's go to. any member of the public worries about to speak on phase two >> yes. dr. espanola jackson. >> i want to say i hope you don't sport this. phase one was never completed. even before they moved if it started raining and mold is in the building and there's no play area for the youth. those highways were not built as the tenants were told they're much smaller and everything else. we're tired of things being

passed rubber stamped by committees and this commission and also this board of supervisors on as far as they are concerned, that come to you and it sounds good by why don't you come out to the community and talk to the folks that live there are there's the ones that are going through the trauma. and i was at a funeral today we were burying two to three people a week from the toxins in the air. the tenants can tell you you much better. thank you very much just does not let this continue it's madness >> any other members of the public wish to speak on this public item. >> yes. i'm laurie live in public housing in the tenderloin. i know recently we're going

through bad things about phase 1, 2, 3 and western edition about the rosa parks. we know that in this city our public housing is not being managed for all people correctly. i think the people in bayview hunters point out there really know they're kind of like the last mohegans but we're the test examples of public housing in district 6, you know, as we live in section 8 we don't get the rights of section 8 they're putting us and taking the money and putting us in the smallest darn room they know they're going to get their money and come in with a lot of what you say those people spectaculars a

lot of spectaculars in public housing that is creating trouble and chaos for the citizens of the city and county of san francisco. you know that black and brown i know what it is like and to have consensus that is still america and i want you to remember this is what's going on in the western edition >> any other members of the public wish to speak on this item. step up i'm sorry you still have 25 seconds left >> about where i stay at and i don't know that the miss treatment i didn't know if i was black or gay if i'm black they're not only moving me across the city -

>> thank you. next speaker. >> i would like to very much agree with an with the gentle lady said the first speaker about the need for the i supervisors to get out into the fields so to speak. where the public housing problems are growing. where there is a lot of fear about people losing their public housing and on top of that fear of losing their public housing there's also the additional stress if they lose the public housing they're basically not going to being able to afford finding another place to live in san francisco. we're losing so many of our wonderful vibrant folks across

the many spectrums their gay or separate and blaerd and old and young we've not addressed the problems with the public housing such things as the accelerator working and the folks who live on the top floor many are elderly they can't get in and out of their apartments on a regular basis to make considers appointments and foods and see friends. if you were to step out of this chamber on occasion and holding hearings in the aid tomorrow's in those public housing facilities we'll have a better understanding of what folks are going through you'll make much

more better informed choices when you get back to the board of supervisors. so again, i thank this gentle woman who spoke and it's a terrific idea - >> thank you. any other members of the public to speak. >> thank you for allowing me to speak but the first speaker she mentioned to me the number one problem is the evictions and you should listen to the people themselves. the declaration of independence i should have s it memorized the reason why governments are established. thank you very much >> any other members of the public wish to speak on this item seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues on the underlying ordinance at the item 25 unless their did i decision madam clerk, call the roll >> on item 25. supervisor breed.

supervisor campos. supervisor chiu. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. supervisor avalos no. mr. president, there are 10 eyes and one no >> this ordinance is passed on one reading back to item 12 madam clerk. >> item 12 is an organized to authorize the office of the city administer to expend a $440,000 grant from the rockefeller organization and amending the salary ordinance for one grant position at the office of the city administer. >> on item 12.

supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor chiu. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. supervisor avalos. there are 11 i's. the ordinance is passed on the reading from >> supervisor campos. >> yes. i'd like to go back to the special order resend the vote and ask for a new vote. >> seconded by supervisor breed. let's take a roll call vote on item 25 >> supervisor breed. supervisor campos. no. supervisor chiu. supervisor cowen.

supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. supervisor avalos. no. there are 9 eyes and 2 nos. madam clerk we go to item 13 >> it's a resolution to retroactively to accept a $700,000 gift in order to provide free wireless access to the inteshthd along the street. >> supervisor breed. supervisor campos supervisor chiu. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar.

supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. supervisor avalos. there are 11 i's. the resolution is adapted next item >> item 14 is a resolution to authorize the department of the technology to expend a gift from the san francisco innovation in order to provide free wireless interject access to parks and recreational facilities in san francisco. >> supervisor farrell thank you president chiu this is a project that started 3 months after i started and excited to see this last july with supervisor avalos in the park. we talked about san francisco being a technology hub and i'm a firm believer we need to create

partnerships to enhance all the lives in san francisco. this accept and expand extend on behalf of the google will provide wifi access to parks and open spaces here in san francisco it's over $600,000 and includes a contract within city and county of san francisco and the maintenance of the project but also funded by sf city member google. we choose the sites across san francisco to make sure they recommended every spoiler district choose the sites for the most bang for the buck. and vessels sites that have the highest numbers of visitors and that will allow community groups with wireless access that didn't have it before. through sf google they're providing the funding and we will provide the maintenance and

our rec and park department will be the host of the installation and ultimately our residents will be the beneficiaries. we're all believers ♪ wifi access throughout our country it's a growing access to our parks and an amenity for park users. i do want to thank a number of organizations in particular sf city and google for their funding as well as our department of technology and our rec and park department as well as pa mary go in our office so colleagues, i hope to have your support and that's it >> colleagues can i take this item same house, same call? working class item 15. >> item 15 to authorizes the depth to accept a $270,000 gift

to provide free wifi access to various locations in san francisco. colleagues, same house, same call? . item 16. mr. president, supervisor wiener has a comment >> just for information. i withdraw it >> okay. colleagues on item 15 can we do this same house, same call? without objection. item 16 is a resolution to retroactively authorizes the public health department to have and expend the granted for the university of california to participate in a program called hiv transition analyze to perform prevention >> same house, same call? this resolution is adapted. item 17. it's a resolution to authorize the general manager to enter

into a hundred hundred and $70,000 agreement for software and maintenance for a term term of 5 and a half years >> colleagues what we take this testimony some this resolution is adapted. >> item 18 is to authorize the public health department to extend a hundred and $70,000 grant for san francisco family intervention reentry transition program and same house, same call? this resolution is adapted. >> item 189 is a resolution to authorize the mayor's office of housing you have community development to expand a hundred and 5 thousand dollars south of market you community fund discolors there's for capacity building. >> same house, same call? this resolution is adapted.

item 20 is to urge the transportation authority to court reporter a working group and to develop an action plan within 90 days of their planning >> supervisor yee. thank you >> thank you president chiu a short statement. i'm glad we're finally having the opportunity to pass this resolution and i'm hoping that my colleagues will all be supporting this. i'm anxious to get this started we know that enforcement has been going with the pedestrian and safety issues. the education piece has not gotten started i'm anxious without the education the enforcement piece won't mean as much >> colleagues, same house, same call? without objection this resolution is adapted.

>> item 21 is to urge the mayor and chief of police and the transportation to adapt a vision zero to quote the pedestrian and bicyclist strategies. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you a lot of times has already been spent about this resolution but i do ask my colleagues for all your support on this stem. again, this resolution is only the beginning a commitment from the city to zero pedestrian fatalities in 10 years a commitment that other cities have made as well as countries in europe. we believe that many of the traffic fatalities are completely preventable we look forward to working with our agrees and commander ali was here but i believe he had to go

not reilly how long your other items would take along with the transportation authority to make this a reality. we know this occurs the traffic facilities occur throughout our city and we also know it happens that over 60 percent of our facilities happen on 6 percent of our corridors. if we even invested one of percent of our corridors over the next few years we'll be able to reduce our entries and fatalities by over half. our office is working with supervisor yee and supervisor avalos on putting some elements of vision zero into our quoted codes so we'll be bringing in an ordnance particularly around our police codes as well. and i'm sorry and we look forward to working with sfmta that has passed a resolution supervisor kim to resolution as