i want to thank my members of working on the shaky jail situation await public demoralizing w from anyone. and finally, i wanted to thank member wooerng his preoption with the trivial in the face of the 45 vehicular homicides is a demonstration of managerial class negligence what is supervisor yee priorities certainly not my inconvenience thank you, mr. president, >> i want to tell you that the comments should be toward the full board of supervisors not any member individually on the board.

>> next speaker. >> board of supervisors tom on south beach apartments. why am i here? 6 years ago in front of the planning commission i had kathy republican moore's ear and i said i didn't want what was happening in my neck of the woods so the same thing i'll say it now we're building and remodeling new buildings and remodeling old warehouses and we're creating and creating nice across the city into rooftops into other people's homes. this is ventilation for their their hall's 3 hundred and 65

days a year. normal traffic noise becomes a relief. i can explain the ballot measure here's the ballot x the 55 and the 45 means that's the noise level it goes into our home even with our windows closed. the 5 and 8 is the new noise that a new model can drop on behalf of the normal ambient noise of our home. i don't think that's necessary. i've go on got one over here ballot measure a all the noise is property owner can make and all of it hundred percent

contained on their property they can do what we what they want but keep their noise and garbage to themselves that's what i'm doing here >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon president chiu and board members of the board of supervisors. i'm jeremy and my partner lee is on hall street going on 6 years i'm here to ask the board of supervisors to over turn - >> excuse me, sir we'll be having a hearing on that motivator. >> okay. i'll come back. >> next speaker >> , sir? >> thank you very much i wanted to speak briefly again about my

dear cousin stefan geremo the oldest of the three children the main provider of the family working full-time and going to school about to graduate from san francisco state in june. i want to speak of stefan geremo gentle and passive and absolutely unknown con confrontal he was a hero to his family and friends i want to speak of the family can't imagine living in the same building with the man who shot their brother please help us with a serious investigation and hope for the judicious for stefan thank you very much >> thank you. next speaker. .

good afternoon 0 dr. espanola jackson bayview hunters point i hope that all of you i wanted to make sure that all of you supervisors will receive the resident management. and read it. and understand what the louses laws are. we're at the time. also maybe some of you are not aware but the judge ruled and the date on this letter is july 8th. 2011. concerning the hunters point shipyard the judge ruled it no work should be done there at the shipyard until it was cleaned to residential standards it's not been done. and i was academy this morning

it made me tickled i've stated this to you before someone stated i have those apartment buildings if you don't make a hundred thousand dollars a year you can't live in this apartment. and what cracked me up this morning the fabricate those were ideal to statements that the past mayor willie brown made when he was mayor in you don't make $100,000 a year you don't live in san francisco i don't have anywhere to go this is the bayview hunters point newspapers it talks about privatization of public housing it's equal to rad and rad it being suited in other states it's not a city thing i've asked you to do on audit that's not been done about the

housing not according to the mayor's office but the entire city >> thank you very much. any other are there any members of the public who wish to speak in general public comment. seeing none, general public comment is closed. . colleagues, we have 53 p.m. special orders i want to take the first special ordered around the homeless outreach services and two of the outreach orders we've continue but madam clerk, item 15. item 15 the board has agreed to convene a committee of the whole pursuant to a april 29th to this agenda for a public hearing to consider the reef of funds placed on reserve for 2014-2015 >> thank you president chiu.

colleagues, i want to thank you for your support about a month ago we approved 24 supplemental and put it on reserve and thank you to all the members the stakeholder process. not only dph staff from the mayor's office supervisor kim's office and a number of stakeholders and community advocates. over the past few weeks we've had 4 stakeholders with the providers as well as the city staff and to come to a general agreement about the homeless outreach team moving forward we're starting to hire additional workers and one of the benefits we had in our falsify before the stakeholder process began was an amount consensus we need to expand our homeless needs across the city.

given the common ground we focused on better cooperation between your service providers to serve clients betters on our streets the need to increase the homeless outreach program and to enhance the homeless team to serve is homeless population on our streets and to strengthen the team through more sports and latest to provide flexible programs for folks to get off the streets. i do again want to thank all the folks in the stakeholder process it was beneficial and particularly bev martinez and want to turn it over to to the talk about the end results the stakeholder and we have other dp

w folks >> i'm the interim director the homeless team along with other individuals here today as dr. barry if you have questions about the team he can answer those and someone from our budget office. >> can you see this. >> sfgovtv, please. >> we can see it now. >> you can see it now? so we had 4 meetings that was facilitated by supervisor farrell's office dr. farrell - including those agencies that was a very good conversation and we made some modifications to the proposal that you approved a couple of weeks ago. i'm going to summarize some of the changes not too much daily.

in terms of the funds the total amount was kept but we did redistribute those fund instead of adding two things to the program we're redistributing those dollars to a street medication teem we're going to obtain strengthening the infrastructure of the homeless outreach team we reduced it by one senior social worker and we also are looking at the make up of the team and the training they'll be having to look at the excess for the lgbt looking for them to provide additional support in addition to being the port hill, if you will, into the team martin luther king a they'll be doing more services on site on the street and we'll be looking at many exists for

the points specifically. and more presence of the team in the various neighborhoods so expanding the number of those outreach members. and then looking at the civiltion by these to transfer those to the permanent housing that's appropriate for an individual client. this shows the addressed team not 5 total but 4 total and the yellow looks at the new positions. this is the 1 response to street messes we're looking to add a nurse practitioner with a nurse on the team and enhancing the specialities to be part of the health team. in addition, i was talking about in terms of it is san francisco

homeless working with the homeowners providers in the neighborhood and looking at having for oversight and the that's the stabilization rooms and having more and more continuity and creating an infrastructure where we have continual conversation with individuals in the homeless programs. as i mentioned the bottom line is still the same and happy to answer any questions that you have >> supervisor farrell. >> supervisor kim. >> oh, thank you, ms. martinez thank you for the presentation. i brought up my affirmation around the private buildings we largely fund and rent out 75 percent of all the rooms in those buildings yet several of the building not all the buildings i'm familiar with have

immense code violations on file with dbi with bug issues and others i wonder what the process is going forward around the 0 beds to make sure they're working with responsibly property owners their incrediblyer relocating responsible and do nothing to bring their buildings up to code and so what will be the process moving forward on the destabilization beds >> well, it will have a destabilization coordinator and in terms of making sure that there is a that the clients in the stabilization rooms and the staff are in compliance with the grievance policy but having the

position of looking for the stabilization room will help to facilitate that. >> do you have a rule with contractors that refuse to comply. >> that will be in our housing area urban health division. >> we've made several complaints with dbi and it's incredibly frustrating we continue to provide 70 percent of the incomes for the landlords city are taxpayer dollars that are bug ridden and elevators don't work so folks on the street are refusing services and on top of that we're rewarding bad behavior and providing profits through taxpayer dollars to landlords that are not taking

care of the tenants so i want to say a tougher law their abated and procured. >> okay. i'll get back to you. supervisor tang >> my question is that given the reconfiguration even though a lot of the total line is the same can you talk about the annual listed cost. >> the annual listed cost of the new allocation. >> overall i know that i said the dollar amount of the supplemental is still the same by given the reconfiguration. >> so if annual listed the $6.3 million. >> any other questions? okay. thank you very much. you're welcome >> supervisor farrell.

>> again, thank you for the decision discussion a number of years ago thank you to all the service providers especially bev and awe magnitude from hope we having had adjustments and it was responsive to this is a step in engaging with our homeless in the city to help them get off the street. >> okay. let me see if there's any members of the public who wish to speak. >> ray with san francisco open government einstein said doing the same thing repeatedly and expecting different outcomes now we're going to shove anyone for the homeless problem any

cultivation of the homeless program we've got x number of people off the streets and you get i can't answer that but the public who is participating in the hearings want to get the answers to the same questions i don't why you get answers to the questions but the citizens are denied the same answers you have the mayor's office who is doing everybody to criminal lists is homes people are hired to push people along go over there where we don't see you where the tourists don't see you. people going off into the street the homeless problem is getting worse and worse but we see nothing to keep people from

becoming homeless only after they're out of their home that anybody shows interest i call the programs that the city calls available there's nothing but call us back when you're in the street and we'll help you and the mayor is trying to keep the homeless out of the library you don't need to do the outreach go to the burger king and you'll see tons of them the commission is trying to criminal lists to keep them out of the restrooms or a place to stay >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> yes. passport war field i'm not involved with a this directly you i can say certainly

at least one outreach person a has presuming bely been at library but i want a lot more visibility for the program for the public. at the library it homeless outreach program has been along with the social worker pretty much inevitable there's nothing about the posting of the availability or persons to help the public no reports that i'm aware of that come to the library commission with respect to the services that are provided. when i go to my local branch liberal there's lee at least in the basement a whole range of materials to people who are homeless like where you can get lunches and food bags and where can you get a shower or a bath

etc. at the main library which is generally conceded to be the primary place where the most homeless people are there's absolutely nothing posted along those lines. i particularly asked the security staff whether i was simplifying somehow missing in this main library there isn't the level of information for the homeless folks that's available at the branch they said no, it's not posted. i want to not so much to have the technical reports about the staffing and structure but some little portion that will make what was available visible to everybody including those who are not homeless but may be in contact or voices advise the

homeless as well >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> dr. espanola jackson again. you know this is nothing new. it's been going on over the last 15 years homelessness for the people in san francisco. i've stated it has been made by design. we're moving poor people out of san francisco let's be real about this. you know you ail sit here and have commissioners, you have other board members come before you and rubber stamp everything that comes through instead of asking questions you have the community come and try to give you the facts i give you facts and what occurs? nothing. nothing occur. you have and it was mentioned you have all those departments

here at the mayor's office. where did those funds come from and where it is going what was it set up to do it was to help the same people that you're talking about today has that done that no they find money at the end of the year you didn't find nothing you transfer money from one side to another side and use the money inappropriately you're going to talk and nothing being done >> that i is there any additional public comment with that supervisor farrell any final comments. >> thank you for putting this through a month ago and the last comment to the dph staff look

forward to seeing in make an impact on the city. >> supervisor tang. >> before we take a vote i want to thank the dbi staff for responding to needs as well as the office just to be consistent with my vote initially unfortunately, i won't be able to support this today. we have a sensitive conversation the last time but to organizational some of the comments previously my concern is we are so close to the be budget process not to take supplemental victimized on their own specifically the annual listed cost associated with that not to ignore the issue that needs to be addressed in the city with homelessness but today i'll not support this >> thank you supervisor tang we need a motion to move forward

supporting this rectify. >> supervisor farrell is making a motion and sending of seconded by supervisor mar. >> supervisor wiener. >> i wanted to thank supervisor farrell so far his work which when this first came up we had challenges around homelessness and mental issues on our streets we don't have enough outreach workers and there are different problems in different parts of the city for example, in the castro and market area there are unique issues we don't have nearly enough homeless outreach resources so i hope and expect this will help. and i've been assured that by the author and department i hope i get a node those researches are not for a you couple parts

of city but for the whole city and make sure that all our neighborhoods that need the resources have access to them. i will say that one of the challenges that we have around budget is in the general budget the mayor proposes at the end of the may and we have thirty days to do the allocation the mayor has a lot of the cards in terms of the significant abilities concerns but we'll do add backs the boards limited where the board has more of the cards in terms of supplemental appropriations so there is an incentive in our budget process when you want to make an expenditure to move the dial to

do a supplemental i've not done a supplemental except when we did our mid budget cut. it's been tempting for example, i've asked we double the size of our park patrol that costs 2 point accomplice million dollars. i made the request in the mayor's office we requested in the years past as well and it's not happened the mayor has every right in the world to propose what he wants to propose so it becomes tements to do a supplemental the mayor is either signing or vetoing it. so the process in a way is designed do encourage the board if you want to actually make dramatic changes in terms of the changes to do the supplementals. that will be challenging self-we

ail start to do supplementals in terms of we believe that the mayor has under fund and we want to fund at a higher level it - i'm sensitive to supervisors concerns but i want to express my frustration there are times when we as a board don't have enough leverage in the budget process include some of our real priorities in our bulb but with that said we have an emergency situation on our streets and need more outreach workers so despite those concerns i'll be supporting in item >> supervisor mar. >> i79d to thank supervisor farrell and others for having a

humane prove that to the issue of homelessness supervisor farrell and his staff have been studying carefully with the 10 year plan and thank you to ms. martinez from h s a thinking about how we can fund programs that are cost effective to help with the homelessness. this supplemental is critical and i appreciate the discussion and dialog in the committee that was led by supervisor farrell. i want to say that other parts of the strategy and hearings that have been moving forward recently, i think it was last week the discussion about the housing and the cost effectiveness of certain projects is eye-opening the money spent on shelters with the

longer-term homelessness. the coalition on homelessness where sxhaurlz leadership it gave us a better research but especially to supervisor farrell's leadership as well thank you >> thank you a role call vote. >> on that motion supervisor tang. no. supervisor yee. supervisor wiener. supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor chiu. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. there are 10 i's and one no. the motion is passed. and with thato