eric mar is in route the clerk is derrick and we want to thank the following members of the sophisticating jim smith and charles. mr. clerk, do we have announcements. and use of cell phones, pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room removal from the meeting room cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. >> wonderful call item one. >> so consider the transfer the beer and wine license to 1097 howard street for the champaign society. >> great if we can first hear from the applicant for the license. >> thank you. i think it's erica he's. >> thank you. good morning.

good morning. >> and i'll keep to brief the san francisco champagne society is a winetasting room we'll be offering wine from the champagne region of freelance it's 60 thousand bottles per year and this will focus an champagne pursue some craft beer will be sold on premises but there is no street presence no direct street access and no signage on the street. you must have a reservation to get to the event >> thank you if you can briefly talk about the sort of whether you did outreach i know you did outreach to the community to supervisor kim if you can talk

about that. >> the first thing i reached out to members in my building being the block situation i have a hundred percent approval fray everyone in the building. i think i submitted to derrick 9 letters of approval and recommendation to the building and we did the regular process, you know, for the cu p and so on and so forth >> thank you. i know that supervisor kim is supportive of this as well. >> yeah. i spoke to sunny briefly on the phone. >> what about california sparkling wine. kidding >> now, officer. >> good morning, chair and members i'm with the liaison unit of the san francisco police

department. the san francisco champagne society has filed an application with the acholic beverage beverage and control seeking is on sale beer and wine for howard street 101. there were no only 12 police calls from january 2012 to the december even if 2012. the premises is located in plot 2323 where is designated for this year, the designated high crime area was defined as 86 crime reports it had one hundred and 99 incidents which puts the premises if a high crime area. the information is as following the premises is located in 17802 with a population of 5 thousand

66. for the location basically is coming into an undue concentration of liquor licenses and only 15 are allowed with 34 active in the area. there were zero letters even if protest filed as well as zero reported with the department of absence absent there were 9 letters of support received and no opposition from the southern police station if the applicant agrees the alleyway recommendations it condition one the sales service and acholic beverages shall be permitted during certain hours and condition two the off sale privilege shall not be xhukd conducted for off sale for the

public and 3 no definition in the abc form dated on january 8, 2013, and loitering. loitering is denied as to stand about and loitering in the street it's prohibited on any property under the control of the licensee has depicted on the form and 5 the petitioner shall have the area in which they have control under the form. number 6 graffiti shall be removed from the parking lots within 72 hours of application in the graffiti occurs on a holiday or weekend they having shall have 72 hours to remove it. number 7 the exterior of the

premise shall have lighting to make it easy to see the conducts of all persons on or about the property and deposition of such lights shall not disturb the residence. 8 the petitioner shall make no changes without written approval from the department. a signed note of the inspector who did the report had contacted on march 5 of 2013 mr. billy agreed to the conditions. thank you. great. thank you very much. officer and colleagues, any questions. no questions open this up for public comment is there any public comment if so, please come forward you have 3 minutes. seeing none, public comment is closed. again, i want to thank the

applicant and thank them for their community outreach to the supervisor and i wanted to thank our police department. colleagues, can we get a motion. we have a motion by supervisor yee to move forward with a positive recommendation can we take those without objection? congratulations. mr. clerk if you can call item 2 >> it is a hearing to consider the transfer of a type 48 on site license from 46 street to columbus avenue and for future bars incorporated. >> thank you if we can hear if the applicant. good morning. welcome to city hall >> good morning, supervisors glad to be here i'm with my colleague douglas. we're proposing to pit another bar at this location on 246

columbus the site of the bar formerly called another name it's been vacant since 2008. when we opened the branch style bar we are going to be providing employment for 15 full-time employees it's a hospitality focused and table side service and the decoration will tie into the spirit of the 18 hundreds to the 19 hundreds. we're performed community outreach the first observation we contacted was supervisor chiu's and he spoke with the captain and another officer and at the time darcy from the alcoholic units. we made presentations and he received letters of recommendation and this is from a on a association and the

telegraph association and the broadway benefit district and the north beach association per we sent a visitation of the license to the neighborhood to all the closest residents >> thank you for that i know that supervisor chiu is supporting of this item. colleague cutting-edge. thank you, supervisor >> oh, a quick question from supervisor mar. >> thank you for reaching out to the community. i want to say that pearls has a long history and a example of the jazz area when i first moved out here the keystone corner and pearls i have a lot of great memories but you'll maintain that sense of history as you

create our district thank you. the music component will be tied into the earliest jazz period so we're going to have it two >> i see the theme at bars like local edition they're more swing jazz on wednesday nights but i hope that's a tradition that comes back to san francisco but builds the momentum of other boars. >> thank you very much week hear from office dewart. >> thank you. again supervisors. i believe the gentleman has applied for the transfer of the premise located on columbus avenue in the northeast district of san francisco. the promotion are going to be created in a unique establishment as done mr. before

the gentleman does the establishment by future bars and it has had a positive effect on the district as follows: from september 2012 to 2013 that specific location had zero police calls and reports. it is on lot one hundred 40 and described as 2013 on more than 200 that finest created a high crime area it had one hundred and 82 crimes reported and the premises is in a high crime area. it sits on track one hundred 6 with a population of 3 thousand plus which allows for 13

licenses you, however, there are 66 active licenses in the area. there was one letter of protest reported but not accepted due to obey filed not within the timeframe. and as mentioned before supervisor chiu's office as well as the police department strongly encourages approval because the gentleman has conducted his business in a good manner marry there are no specific conditions applied to this location, however, standard operating conditions that are for licenses coming in san francisco >> thank you very much colleagues, any questions. why do we took public comment any member of the public wishing to speak seeing none, public comment is closed. i know that the gentleman has been responsible in the

community colleagues, can we get a motion >> motion by supervisor mar with a positive recommendation we'll take that without objection.. thank you and congratulations. mr. clerk if you can call item 3 >> the transfer of the type of 48 for the licenses from 1016 california street in district 6 to dennis for signage doing business as the gentleman. >> if we can hear from the gentleman. >> morning and thank you, supervisors supervisor campos and supervisor mar for allowing me to plead my space. >> can you identify user. >> i'm dennis leary. >> we would like to transform a vacant vacancy on the street to

a social environment professionally run and maintained. the space used to be overwhelming that was the stabilizes for the san francisco fire department and later a blacksmith shop and recently a bar then seized by the transbay development corporation and slated for demolition and we've now are attempting to bring it back to life. we would to make it remedy finest of an earlier bar we would like to recall an earlier but maybe a more affordable time in san francisco's history like the late 80s when south of district they were fun and assessable to all and i'm sure you're aware of the particular area in san francisco is the

site of rapid and social architecture change. i think by 2017 that particular location may be one of the few single story buildings in this strict everybody else is a tower. we've going to serve the district and the residents and having people coming into the transbay transit hut as well as giants fans neighborhood residents so on we've done community outreach like the yerba buena alliance and the green hill association, the police department southern station we've spoken to captain redmond man and received his blessings and spoken to supervisors supervisor kim's office and i believe she's

recommended approval as well. the sierra club, the spur a few others as well >> thank you very much. colleagues do we have any questions for the applicant? yes supervisor yee >> you mentioned that this is a video place i probably didn't explain myself we want to call it a outdoor garden property it is at all with skylights and we're going to fill it with plants and serve fun cocktails we're a relaxed environment if we can get a tenths of the business it will

be great. >> supervisor mar. >> yeah. thank you for going above and beyond the effort to reach out to the neighborhood and organizations following the suggestions from sunny and supervisor kim's office i really appreciate the tremendous effort to reach out to others as well. >> thank you very much. we can now hear from officer dewart >> good morning. on behalf of the, llc they've applied for a general public transfer for the premise located on 80 home street in southern san francisco. it is for the creation of an environment where they will have the construction workers to create a district that caterers

to the resident they have come with the best of experience. for february 2013 to this february 2014 there were 15 police calls reported and one that had nothing to do with the location but specific to the address at the front doors. the plot information is plot 226 which had 81 mrorts below the crime data. the consensus is a population track of 11 thousand 5 hundred and 23 which allows 40 on sale licenses, however, there were one hundred and 32 active to the location. there were zero protest letters from the or on file with the abc. i personally have spoken with

mr. looery on occasions and we met with supervisor kim's office and they were very happy to have this space be couped by responsible folks they come with the best of experience in managing bars and cafes and their business model is very, very effective in not creating a lot of work inform the police department we recommend approval >> thank you, officer dewart colleagues, any questions for the officer open this up for public comment any member who wishes to speak come forward seeing none, public comment is closed. i also want to thank the applicants for the outreach and colleagues another motion. a motion by supervisor yee to move forward with the positive recommendation if we can take

that can we take those without objection? congratulations. mr. clerk if you can call item 4 >> item 4 is the hearing on the sugar sweet beverages impact. >> this is a hearing request that's been introduced by supervisor mar supervisor wiener and supervisor cowen. supervisor mar >> thank you colleagues, we're here today with the head of our the medical director from our public health department dr. also the director of food systems for san francisco paula jones and many asian and asian pacific islander organizations and leaders we have dr. lawrence chung who's the president of the medical society and i think today's hearing on the impact of

sugar sweetened drinks on the asian pacific islander communities is a historic occasion to use fats and experience and data to shatter the minor things that the asian pacific islander are not impacted by the sugar beverages. as documented by an overwhelmingly body of research and personal stories the offer consumption of sugary beverages recent research the asian pacific islander and teens are being targeted by big soda and among energy drinks in 2010 one

in 3 san francisco children and condolence were obese over and over overweight. look to one side of you at least one of the 3 people sitting in this room who are if we were all children would be obese or overweight and if what we side nothing a third of the population will be obese and face the sugars like diabetes and many other health problems. also youth and adolescence are up for sleep disorders and asthma and others. each extra can of the sodas and energy drinks each one me drink per day increases a child's likelyness of becoming obese so

a drink of sod can they could become obese by 60 percent. everyone is impacted and carotid to the department of san franciscans are paying hundreds of dollars in confidence for programs directly attributed to sugar and it's impacting diabetes and other go health problems and costs to the city. also very importantly the proposal that a number of supervisors on the board of supervisors with me are playing on the ballet in november it would allow $31 million a year to be used for impacted communities but also to fund schools, parks and public health programs like student ammunition

programs and healthy ammunition programs and so much more. the funding for a soda tax in san francisco would be an accountability mechanism to make sure that experts and community members oversees is fund so every penny is preventing the health of our children. all low income community that a.d.vesical impacted especially in low income communities. there's a current report that highlights the impacts on asian pacific islanders it is impacted by the center for the health advocacy by 3 members. it shows clearly that asian-american teens are targeted by big soda companies

their consumptions is increasing. my daughter is among the age group and her and her peers this is the case at least in san francisco asian-american are surfer if type two diabetes and in my meeting with different dentists the asian-american dentists in san francisco they know this chart shows the general sense is that low income community the color like 9 southeast neighborhoods of the bayview hunters point and the admission are heavyly impacted their lateral low income of color especially african-american and laminating latinos. but chinatown pops out as a

clear danger zone dental and together decan i and chinatown and different low income xhaindz xhabdz heavily proposed by asian-american there's a a lot in the southeast part of the city so for dental and oral health problems and cavities the sugar sweet calories are health problems for asian-americans. i know from our difficult data and many asian-americans community and as they consume sugar sweetened befrngz they'll see the other chronic issues that african-american and latinos and other communities of colorfast. other asian pacific islander populations also suffer from increased obesity and problems that come with obesities and

many of the asian pacific islander community members from the church leaders and youth point to a lot of the key problems in asian pacific islander communities. i mentioned shattering the minor myth of the asian-american i think we see that big soda targets asian-americans and asian pacific islander whether hosting significant populations that are asian and asian pacific islander. those are serious issues that the asian pacific islander health equity had focused on as we condition the discussion i wanted to say that the soda take into consideration on the november ballot there's a lot of misinformation from big soda was it taxes and not.

i want to hold up a bottle to say that it's very important that we understand that sugar sweetened beverages are harmful but your sod a tax doesn't touch so i based drinks they're not taxed. the reason is even though some contain a little bit of sugar they also include healthy ingredients that have proton and iron that make a a milk substitute and another type of drink it's a begin sing drink they're not taxed like monster drinks owned by the 3 of the big soda companies. this is an important thing it's

got 10 calories not like the anyo montana stare drinks. this juice is made up of sugars waters it pretends to be juice it is taxation it is almost as dangerous as the sugar drinks i want to say the sugar types of drinks masquerade as healthy drinks. today, the goal of the hearing is to hear from our public health department and experts and real people and people from our community on the harm of the folks in san francisco the asian pacific islander. i want to ask my colleagues, any questions before i begin. i see none i'll call up the

cities chief officer to make the presentation. >> good afternoon. thank you very much for having me here to speak this is among the birth health problem and addressing sugary beverages is critical. i'm going to go over information and first of all, i want to say thank you to key persons that have helped with the slides and research coming out of the research in san francisco. i'm going to do this morning i'm going to go over why sugary drinks it is important to focus on and talk about the issue in asian community with respect to the impact with