reprisal by landlord and allow the city to easy collect the millions of dollars of occupancy tax that is rightly due. our short time rental has provided housing for two san francisco tenants they were able to stay with us until the fire damage was fixed and the money you'll see from home sharing has allowed my wife to devote her time to our autistic son please second speedly thank you. >> next speaker >> first, i'd like to commend the board and mr. rows for taking up the documentation for illegal children but as a former

take care i'm not at a loss for words or uncomfortable which i am being a senior i worry about i could find the words to move you i believe that b m bs should be regulated and pay their 14 percent but i beg of you as a body of 9 you'll not overregulate particularly in regards to seniors and single-family homes owners that reside her. their b m b being one small room in the western edition rented to kaiser permanente families way below market rate. we've been there in that area

for over 40 years we also rented to allocate visits obviously. it has allowed us to pay for dental work and to pay for housed repairs and improve the area and residents by baby steps we're getting from a b and b being one small room helps us to pay for the necessities i ask in our deliberations you allow for the seniors and single-family homes owners more years round preferably it will help people like us in our 70s and 80s. thank you very much >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi, i'm cindy that i'm

here to support the home sharing. i'm a homeland and luckily enough the only way i ask stay in san francisco i was born and raised but to rent out my plays while i go away it helps me to live in the city that i grew up in and love. i'm a self-employed i work for myself i need the extra income to help me will the life i live in san francisco so i self-write anything i usually am good about this but you couldn't come from the 15th i'm in support of the air b and b legislation and would like some the riektsz

especially for homeowners only 90 days a year i want to expand that i think the home sharing is a great asset to our city i don't have issues paying the hotel tax but this is the kind of city we are we're a sharing city. thank you. next speaker. . >> thank you for having us i'm karen and i live in the western edition we've been there almost 40 years. i wanted to just sort share with you my husband shared some things but we have been able to utility the center money to help support our son at this point by helping pay off his law school

tuition at the time he entered law school we are were not able to help we're now able to now we've been using air b and b provide more money. he's not a corporate laura but choose to be a nonprofit law person and he that goes along with our values of providing to the community. i'm a retired social worker my husband a retired take care our values are strong to give back to the community that's what our son is doing we're now able to help him with a very high cost of law school that he is trying to pay off. and i thank you, very much. he hope you'll consider the legislation i want to add that i

hope you don't limit homeowners like us who are in our house year-round to prevent us from having a limit on the number of days we never know when people are going to want us it's hard to decide when to cut the times off so thank you very much for hearing us >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi madeline representative and founder of folks for hope. i want to thank the board very, very much for their pro-active welfare in the form of natural disaster preparedness we've dodged a bullet with the recent earthquake because of the action and also the efforts to address the needs of children who very much need it and also infant

mortal in this city and in this country which as we may know is way down the list for developed countries. i'm here to discuss another public health issue which actively is somewhat hidden and dispersed you've had some involvement that vision zero i want to urge people to talk to the mayor and to push even harder on the efforts to fund transportation which in turn will have a knock down effect of cutting down accidents on the street i know a woman that sue the traffic side of zach. she was traumatized but it and can't understand why we can't protect citizens using the street the rate is about 3 people per day we really, really

have to work very hard we have the knowledge and resources the talent we need the political will >> thanks. >> next speaker >> well and thank you for letting us speak i'm from district 8 and that's the castro. i'm here to help support home sharing and the reason i'm here to support home sharing i'm a tenant. i was very fortunate to have two great landlords one passed away and have therefore the building come up for sale and the new owner did not want me to do the home share so i abide by the law i closed down and i'm here to say that home sharing is

probably the best thing that's happened thirty to my life not only the city's life and your life and your districts there's a thing that was not mentioned in a lot of the topics about home sharing but the people that have been starting the home sharing with their b and b that's an amount of hours they've given freely to make the parks beautiful sro's painted and high schools paint and their grounds manicured and also for the kitchens to provide vocals for the classroom. rb and b brought in 4 hundred people on their own dime to support our city we made 4 thousand volunteer hours on one

saturday throughout the whole city. that is part of home sharing and that's what we want to do thank you for your time. i do hope that you let this go forward as soon as possible and see you on the 15 >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm davey coordinate the san francisco chapter of environment lobby i want to ask for a cash tax we want to thank commissioner dooley's for introducing the resolution and his staff for the whereas. we thank all the supervisors that told us we'll support it was a pleasure to work with my supervisor supervisor wiener. if we didn't talk with our

office about this we mostly approach offices where we have a member in the district but when we reached 7 supervisors committed or leaning to support and john stepped up we thought let's go and hope the rest of you will join in. at john's suggestion he sent you all a letter about that last week the resolution is subsequentially identical to one that was passed in full board february. this is a little bit more detail. san francisco has always pushed the envelope on clean energy and bringing down emissions we hope that the board that join the triple d c to ask congress to take action which this is good for the economy and brings down

emissions thanks. >> next speaker >> hi, i'm andrew king daily i'm a lawyer and also a volunteer for citizens climate lobby and a proud resident of district 5 and here to voice my support to urge congress to enact a neutral carbon tax climate change is one of the greatest threats in the world and our future generations i'm grateful i live in a city and county that makes is a priority but unfortunately, there's only so much that a city and state can do it's time for congress to act. as part of my job i represent nonprofits that with or why hard to enforce regulations and air

quality regulations and climate related laws this is griffin work, however, i see first hand how inadequate those laws and regulations are they're not strong enough to achieve the levels even if green house gas emissions that we need now. the quickest way to achieve those reductions is introduce a well-designed carbon tax that's outlined in the resolution. thank you for adding our voice to this moment and thank you to supervisor avalos and staff. in their leadership and thanks to all the other supervisors. thank you. next speaker. . >> hi, i'm ashley. i live in the excelsior district i'm in support of home sharing i'm been a hoot for a year like

everyone said this is a best thing in my life as well. in the small year i've seen financial benefits in the community and the amount of money it's brought to the city my small district of excelsior it supports our family owned businesses up and down the excelsior we live green we are hosts we want to support the city and as he said we contribute to the community we make our homes green we share everything we have and the people ben's our guests are spending money and the city spreading it's ideas and it's contributing as a whole 0 uplifting us financially and our districts rebusinesses and absolutely can benefit from the regulations it needs to be

approached sensitivity we hope and want to support to pay taxed to keep this allowing everyone to financially personally and e motor vehicle gain the way we want to share what we have and i've seen. thank you >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors and welcome back to the fall section. i'm nancy rock a 20-year resident of the mission district we've seen domestic homicide go up. the district attorney said she's he's been surprised at homicide and violence as it relates to the domestic violence arena so i

know that you have been worked very hard i know that our status of women have been working hard and beverly upton has been trying to stop this we need to all work together and bring us in the anchorage community the average citizen in to help solve the problem we need. and last thank you for memorializing the domestic violence last week. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is beverly upton the director of the san francisco domestic violence i want to thank president chiu for the memoriam for mary several of us returned from the arraignment in the death of her and i think

between the last if you homicides we've seen this year reports going up the rest of san francisco 49ers ray mcdonald over the weekend we know that the world is watching. this city can do it we've gown 4 years await a domestic homicide we're here to ask us to work together and let's try to go for another 4 years. we've had what will probably be 3 if not 4 domestic since the beginning of the year we stand ready to support you >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> the overhead loophosfgovtv

the overhead. >> four years ago the world cup final rough game detroit not detroit dutch against a spain never team had been in the final a pinch in the 28 minute hears a leg going into the chest of a player the universal groans across the world we've had another grown when the united states announce it was going to resupply bombs and bullets to israel. 1967 martin luther king basically said governments that pay more money to a war than lift up the people in poverty have lost their moral direction he was right.

$14 million a day to israel and to supply the west bank and detroit we turn off the water to 20 thousand people in detroit base capitalism has left and the supreme court saying rochelle and discretion is over yet in first-degree 70 percent black people are ruled by 94 percent of the force that's white and here our last session we had a black group of people come over and say their community needs help their community is under siege and the supreme court said there's no racism in this country anymore we've lost our moral context the new yorker cover this week hands up overhead please hands up don't

shoot is the condominium and also a good article on how money effects congress. is that it this is >> thank you very much. let me ask if there's general comment is closed >> items 18 through 29 the items are up for approval. >> colleagues any colleague times to separate those. roll call vote >> supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor chiu.

supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. there are 11 i's. the items are approved and adapted why not our first 3:00 p.m. special odor >> items 9 through 12 comprise pursuant to two resolutions adapted july 15th and further item 18 adapted today, the board of supervisors will convene a committee for a whole for persons interested in the proposed formation for a special tax district establishing the transbay community district and determining other you matters such a resolution to occur bonded indebtedness and calling for a special election in san francisco for the special tax occurring and establishing the

appropriations limit to the 71. >> excuse me. to the qualified electors of the community facilities district. >> thank you what i want to do is acknowledge the district i have supervisor and if the administration has commits we'll oppose it up to public comment supervisor kim. >> thank you sxhoupt i'd like to make a motion to continue those items to september '89 we have been taking public comment on this item but wanted additional time to brief the offices on this issue by having also have additional time to talk to the parties involved and supervisor kim has made a motion and seconded by supervisor campos i'll note this is a motion to continue the hearing and hole it as open. before we precede it that motion

my public comment from any members of the public that can't come next week feel free to say a few words there's opportunity next week for public comment on this item as well if i wish feel free to step forward and make comments >> good afternoon. i'm matthew field i know inform t m g there's one of the many groups that will be impacted. i wanted to i want to take the opportunity to say a few things about the item before you. first and foremost i want to express the parties have been discussing the policies with the city and hope to come to an agreement. unfortunately discussions have not been productive thou far we hope my time will lead to a more

productive conversation we also hope that we have enough time to complete the discussions and that we would expect it the are formations are typically sequence actions unfortunately, this one isn't we believe that the item before i contains fundamental changes that have material impacts on the transbay and the documents in 2012 but we look forward to a productive decision on the details of the cf d and hope to have a sequence approach going forward thank you very much >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is bruce aim the vice chair of the t pc ac and the board member of the mission bay neighborhood organization

association i'm speaking on behalf of myself and other on the board of the association that couldn't be here. here are the specifics the transit center adapted in august of 2012 concentrated growth if near the transit center to build taller buildings for net revenues or properties the developers will pay a special tax to fund their portion of the necessary infrastructure improvements. the annual fee of tax is quantity to each development project unless there's a fundamental flaw in the plan the developers must pay their fair share if not those infrastructure costs will be shifted into us the taxpayer. most of the revenue will fund the downtown rail extension for

the transbay transit center a smaller portion of the tax review will fund the transbay district to make the neighborhood more pedestrian and bike friendly this is critical we as neighbors are being asked and willing expel all the development, however, we must have those infrastructure improvements district 6 has the lowest amount of open space and the largest sdrarz intersection and la a study found the property within they quarter mile will increase in value by approximately $4 billion in closing please uphold the tax as defined. thank you. next speaker. . >> good afternoon and welcome

back i'm patrick valentine i'm the transportation authority i'm here for the implementation fees in under the document i like tall buildings in our neighborhood in exchange for the fees specific for the rooftop park and to bring caltrain and high speed rail into the transbay center we don't want to spend thousands of dollars for a fancy bus station i understand there are continuing conversations to come to a sequence but significant factors that make the challenge very much unclear the method and calculation of the fees and the

documents are very clear. the recites that were priority in the table table 5 and the descriptions on page 4 discuss those are samples not confusing amounts their suggesting those rates could change up and down. developers had significant input in the process off how the fees were to be calculated they've come up with a cap of 4 percent on the upside or down side we've seen an increase the cap at 4 percent increase and as the prior speaker mentioned the tax rates are within the standard when we add the property tax to stay well under 2 percent so in conclusion i'd like to see the board and city implement the document as planned thank you very much.

>> next speaker >> good afternoon and thank you honorable supervisors and president chiu. i am ass licking list rogers a 20-year resident i serve on the board of the mission bay association and several other worker groups involved in the community i support the commented from the people that serve on the tjpa obey far more knowledgeable on the details of the documents, however, i would like to say in the past decade plus supervisors before you and the city generally have by hair own admission failed that the developers share in the infrastructure costs that serve the area of their development. the city and this area especially is builds in a rears

this area will fail the willingness of people to buy to the dense urban core will hang in the balance taxpayers are being asked to foot the bill for the extra transportation gore bond and recent parks and open space bonds and those funds will not solve for the current conditions with what messages does it send if the city backs a away from the negotiated that funding that shares the burden for forward planning that i thank you >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon president chiu i'm chaerl with the operators union i'm here to encourage the city and tjpa to continue discussions to enter maturing