presentation. >> thank you any any public comment on that item? >> there are no speaker cards. >> we'll take the items together and vote separately. >> it's good to save money. >> it is fantastic so we'll have a straightforward method we'll start with the first item. personal service contract can i taken a motion >> second. >> madam secretary call the roll. >> please announce our vote. >> commissioner ellington. commissioner mondejar. commissioner singh. commissioner rosales. commissioner johnson the vote is 5 i's >> i'd like to entertain the motion for bartley.

>> madam secretary please call the roll. >> commissioner ellington. commissioner mondejar. commissioner singh. commissioner rosales. commissioner johnson madam chair the vote suicide 5 i's >> thank you very much. next item. >> thank you, madam chair the next order of business is item of public comment on non-agenda items. >> thank you. do we have any public comment nobody in the room. thank you very much >> next item. >> or you're in do you want to comment. >> okay. >> she's an interim. >> oh, come and say hi. too bad for you, you should have left when everything everybody

left >> i'm ann i'm the sgirm for the summer 83 at ocii. >> where you from. >> from washington high school. >> oh, very nice. >> i'm becoming a senior next year. >> what college are you going to (laughter). >> i don't know yet. >> good answer. you're going right (laughter) not yet. >> wow. pressure. probably the rest of her family >> i want to thank you. thank you. (clapping.) >> oh, we can clap, huh? >> thank you do you hear with you asked. >> what was your answer?

>> i said no comment. >> very good she's ready for prime time and the next order of business. >> report of the chair. >> thank you very much. i don't have a report other than to say yesterday, i had a rules committee meeting with my nomination and i was for the to the full board of supervisors with support so that hearing will be next week on the 7th or 8 and if successful this will be my last commission meeting. i know i'm bummed >> who's going to replace you here. >> no i'll refer those questions to the mayor's office. >> yes. i'm going the person for the seat for but assuming

that is successful. the next orders of the business the report of the executive director >> thank you madam secretary on that note commissioner johnson not a could sense maybe there will a recommendation for commending you but each commissioner has helped to shape this city when there was an uneasiness from our development partners it was really the guidance and the leadership of this commission that is a

working commission the willingness to ask the tough questions and take the time with our community partners and colleagues to understand the district in the southeast primarily and the balance of the housing we've developed throughout the city i want to thank you personally but hopefully, we'll get something together. >> i think you need to come back a member of the public so we have a - >> public comment an item on the calendar so you can speak and we'll speak. >> definitely can i get two public comments maybe i can talk for 6 minutes. >> you can speak on matters not on the beyond a shadow of a doubt and the consent calendar items. >> just moving through the rest a couple of announcements we've

received for transbay to include a rfp consultant each brought on 0 consultant for our j paul boston properties, killing reside realty as well as with the buck company they each brought out the consultant and we'll have a panel and a financial evaluation and bring forth a recommendation inform august we're thrilled to move that forward other groungings commissioner johnson and we've got one project that is built

july 29th and will start we'll keep giving you reminders and with chris event 10 and i were fortunate to be at the bay area hill two certificate of preference holders for local hire christen spoke eloquently at the grand opening and we're offering a tour you can see the views everything from the bay bridge to trans america pyramid to south bay and the san franciscan hotel where they used to give investors for homeless folks to stay for the night it was ripe with crime and drugs there were incredible

inspirational stories from the families it took two years done interest the process this dissolution progress but the steady state the leadership at the staff level and commission level that really brought comfort and changed lives we'll are happy to help arrange a tour it's a stunning development it's inspirational. >> i'll make a note that this is going to sound like a joke but an inspirational speaker there was one woman who had been a drug addict for 20 plus years now she's 67 years sober she used to be the one causing the trouble and now lives at the bay yard and helps r with social work i asked why did you ask me

to speak how could i follow-up with that. it was truly script and an example of the work we're trying to do so it's really great >> it's great to hear it's gratifying to hear. >> that concludes my report. >> next item. >> the next order of business item 9 commissioner questions or comments. >> okay commissioner singh. >> i'm going to miss you. >> oh, thank you. (laughter) thank you very much i appreciate everybody who came out to give support. anyone else i'm holding the gavel >> item 10 closed session there's no closed session the next order of business is

adjournment. >> thank you very much we're adjourned atyou. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in landing a contract with the

sfoifk is pretty champ but now with the opened contracting center visitors can get opportunity at the new state of the arc facility and attend workshops and receive one-on-one technical assistance and learner what you need to become a primary contractor or what information to be a subcontractor and a created bed public commission it will help people to assist people to compete for and performance open city contract a lot of small businesses do have the resources to loblth the opportunity so one of the things we wanted to do was provide ways to access contract

>> access to the plans spiefkz and a data place basis ease contracting opportunity and funding or capital training. this is and other documents that needs to be submitted. to compete is a technical skill that it takes to win a scheduling for a popular to you can win a professional services job or how to put together a quote it's all those technical pieces. looking at the contracting assistance center is our touch point with we get the people to come and see the planning specks and later than about projects earlier is he get training so you're ready to go arrest hello engineering it has all the tools that a contractor small or large

can come here. i can't say enough about the center it's a blessing. we do business all over the country and world and a place like the contractor center to identify the business in san francisco >> the reality is you need training and that's what the center is here to train and make you better qualified to go work with the city and county and to be successful at the end. >> that will give people the competitive edge e edge at receiving contracts with the city. >> we have krafshth services here that help you find out where you need to get the skills

forbidding. >> i mean local businesses participation in city projects is a winning factor it helms help the business their local businesses they're paying savings and a property tax and payroll tax and normally adhere san franciscans so their bowing goods and services in san francisco it really helps the economy of san francisco grow so its not only a benefit to the project but to the city. the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welcom >> good afternoon san

francisco. >> yeah. >> you are looking great this is our pride weekend kickoff. this crowd for our trans march gets larger and more beautiful everyday so thank you for having us it's appropriate that i will share with you my pride for the trans community and the progress we've made due to the steadfast compassion added effort this community has endeavored to make sure we move things along we can change laws hearts and minds come later by 14 years ago as a member of the board of supervisors that we were able to introduce a first of its kind in the nation local law that would provide equal access to the

community for the city and county of san francisco our our health care every line was to pay for the sex change operations that was not what we were doing i'll give you an example if you're an transgender employee of the city and county of san francisco and you needed a psychiatrists treatment a mass he can the city wouldn't pay for any of it it if you were a non-transgender employee that they pay for all it wasn't fair and right simply because we hadn't done the studies to see the minor costs to the county to allow for equal access for the health care for all of its employees including it's transgender employees we put that cerebrolaw here in san

francisco and a lot of it 0 changed it's because of leaders like teresa sparks and chang u chung and many, many others robert who moved that forward back in 2000. when we got to the state assembly in 2003 by the included the transgender into our housing act in 2009 we added second all orientation so step by step we've made progress and assemblyman offered an important bill that loud students alter our public education system in california to be able to access the facilities 3r0i79d for their gender identity that's noting another step forward this weekend is about celebration and

i hope let's hear it for pride in san francisco >> yeah. >> because i get to introduce - oh, all right. before we do that. let me just make mention that whereas nationwide we're we recognize this is the 45 anniversary of the stonewall riots in stonewall village recognized at the beginning of the lgbt civil rights movement it started in san francisco in the 64 - 66 at compton cafeteria. >> (clapping.) >> with our transparence community step forward and teresa was there to tell the

police they were not going to relinquish their ground so bow down to our heros in the 66 (clapping.) with that said i have a proclamation from the california state senate thanksgiving the leader of the transgender leadership for another great weekend it's everyone every human life is deferring of validation and that's why we're celebrating tonight thank you all. (clapping.) 66 i won't forget. and now i'll hope you'll join me in recognizing a great elapsed in san francisco that b will go down in history mayor ed lee was the first mayor in san francisco to join us at a trans relay an

pride friday, he did it his first year and second year in office and every year. i also want to recognize he's sponsored our bill in sacramento that would have rained in larlz that were evicting san franciscans and abusing the ellis act abused by spectacles and no cause for e eviction our a good neighbor and tenant mayor ed lee sponsored our bill it got all of a sudden in the assembly but that needs to be changed. mayor ed lee worked to get $20 million for the stabilizations for the kunthd college so we can sustain our accreditation but its future

layoffs won't happen and the college will be restored a big and loving san francisco welcome for your mayor ed lee. (clapping.) >> thank you senator leno it's been a pleasure working with you. housing everybody trans march 2014. it's my honor and pleasure to join you on many march and to let you know in city hall we have never forgotten the t in lgbt implicitly >> and whether from the compton cafeteria riots that started it or occupying all the way to the equality marriages we've been working to make sure our diversity is the strength of san francisco that's what makes san

francisco great (clapping.) and we will not only forget you but remember the transgender community when we are doing our housing plan our employment plan, our non-discriminations plan our all the strength of san francisco and do let anyone tell you it isn't (clapping) and continue to make our city strong economically but want to make sure that all people participate that's why in the last budget we worked hard with the supervisors to make sure we added more money to decrease the barriers of unemployment for trarnd community you need jobs like everyone you've got dot talent so let's celebrate this

be weekend and keep on marking forward and take care of each other and keep happen pride weekend and happy transgender 2014. >> he meant trans march. >> you are trans america. >> yeah. >> thank you mayor ed lee. thank you all so much and thank you to you'll have my fellow community members and so, now - i would really love to bring up to the stage we actually have the supervisors from the san francisco who are they >> whew supervisor campos i see. accommodating and supervisor chiu and supervisor kim my

district 6 supervisor >> oh, accompany let's say hello to trans march. >> all right. did you want to say something, sir. >> i am so proud to be here with the trans community even in the lgbt community thought if we get it right if the transgender was excluded it's okay. but never again, let the transgender you community be left anti no one is going to be left behind to make sure we fight to make sure that transparence people could a afford to live in to san francisco because we're being pushed outlet the prosperity push down to get people help so

thank you very much and happy pride. >> all right. thank you. good afternoon. i'm supervisor david chiu the sun is shining on san francisco today as we look at the crowd you represent the beauty the diversity of what the city of is it fair to say is about thank you and we landmark to a whiff pride weekend and look forward to marching and making sure that our buyer trans community is receiving all that san francisco has to offer and that you are part of the leadership of our city. thank you for being here >> good evening. i'm scott wiener he welcome to the trans march we're being renovated now but it's going to be done soon so many times the transparence community has led the lgbt

community going back to compton cafeteria and stone call we never forget it and make sure that everyone has access to health care and make sure that everyone as access to comploiment employment and everyone can feel safe walking down the street. >> who's that beautiful woman. >> hi good afternoon. i'm jane kim i get to represent a cool part of san francisco south of market in an hour in an hour we're going to make san francisco history by renaming the first street in san francisco after a transgender individual here in san francisco vicky (clapping). >> so i know you all are going to enjoy the sun and mark from delores park to the tenderloin we're to meet you been i up what

a with a crew that made vicky known those people share the community ooths other people that worked hard to keep vicky's memory alive and we are going to be naming that street after her to tell the truth tonight so we labored to seeing seeing you in the tenderloin. >> thank you all for being here and taking the time we appreciate you and the services you provide for our community. thank