>> thank you very much >> next speaker. >> good evening superintendent i wanted to express my thanks to san francisco and the burden unit of the san francisco hospital fair their amazing care for burning victims such as use myself relevance they have good intentions from you i won't - i would like to suggest that all san francisco hospital have access to the tree claefk ecclesiastic arts show

case 32 and the music for victims to teach the two different side of the burn to communicate once again, thank you and my caregiver hopes you'll soon release the help necessary of this traffic engineers for the city during the rush-hour traffic thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> there's one mike are two.

>> two either microphone will work ma'am, didn't go board of supervisors very happy to watch democracy in action however long it takes i'm resident number one of the 3 hundred block of turkey street i'm resident number 2 are here to report egregious horrifying harassment and intimation 0 through there through mile-an-hour yadz and mile-an-hour yoodz of what you this is the first step for doing

this nor many, many blind people that are terrified to report for fear of retaliation the most egregious has been drilling holes in the seeping and pumping gases into our sro's this is how i have to live in my apartment day and night 7 days a week and any companion animal i can't put this on her, please do something we're step forward our actions please do something i know you can and thank you supervisor campos for your quotations in the recently edition of the san francisco examiner you are a friend indeed

thank you thank you >> next speaker >> i'm resident number 2. >> come close to the mike please. all right. speak right into it. >> there you go i'm resident number 2. >> and louder. >> we have a serious problem i'm not in the stage e same building but virtually impaired person and would go in san francisco over 20 years and unfortunately, the conditions have gone from bad to worse recently within the last 6 months or so but it's been happening for a couple of years in my building as well as hers we've having similar protons why that is opens up to a lot of questions and investigation i pray that you'll take us seriously and help us

investigate that if all possible i intend to go to other authenticities i hope that the new yorkus gases and fumes that have been bothering her and me in different buildings and different times like e they are and what is people doing with e they are and i mean all kinds of au naturel gas. >> one speaker at a time please. those are things we've been enduring a problem and other residents in the building we don't know thank you for your time. >> thank you is there any

public comment? that wish to speak in general public comment overhead projector please sfgovtv. >> yes. it is thank you. >> tom two townsend personality how many ellis act evictions started with a sale what we have here i'm introducing the sharing formula and the formula 45 years for every 5 yrlg years living inform europe you could 3 percent of sale price you've gts got 4 unit they get $30,000 a so you would a lot of money 6 years

60 thousand and 15 resident gets e gets $2,013,000 a 20 years gets more it is a total of 3 hundred and thirty/$44,000 the owner gets $670,000 increase a stay sale the city is doing is putting the taxes away but instead of one person getting the entire pie we get 5 people to get a share of the pie now i said how the owner could be a little bit upset so let's change the price and make it one hundred and 20 thousand are we on guarantee again, we're blacked out oh. >> sfgovtv. >> sorry about that we raised it to one hundred and 20 thousand what happened is

everybody gets a little bit nor 72 thousand 8 thousand with that amount of money you can stay in the city again, they share three or four people share 3 hundred and 96 thousand and the owner get 6 how do tell you telling you thousands plus the speculators are buying the building - >> thank you very much yes you are and time going or goes by to quickly. >> thank you very much are there any members of the public who wish to speak. >> hello, i'm lair edmond my name is juicy i wanted to thank the people fighting in front of

city hall fooifkt for housing i think it was ground water great that people need god housing in the city and today we've seen the fighting for people to use the housing to rent out they don't want to come to our great hotels in the city we live at the sro he hotels i could be resident number 3 a lot of things going between eddy and turk street and you get a lot of the chemicals and stiff is flying in also, we have a clean on market street things going on inside we're going to s have a lot of department of transportation on weeks and week people are coming down saying people are attacked and staying in the sro's nothing is being

done i had a thing that martin luther king said a thick black tried to hit me in my face the day b that ms. williams one the opening i'm trying to found out the gentleman with domestic violence we see the women are buzzed lgbt people a lot like a man that got killed near that the sofa way a lot of the men and women that are attacking us be lgbt people you don't hit women back but make sure that san francisco as we have 27 states with medical marijuana we want to make sure that san francisco is taking care of all

thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon actually good evening supervisors it's been a long meeting but an educational and productivity i'm jackie brison once again to speak on the need to update administrative native code section 12 l dealing with public information and access to nonprofit board of directors meetings i am very happy to report i did although i didn't get in until the end of september a quarterly report january to march of 2014 and that, yes it did pay to file a complaint with the whistle blowers program i have a summary of sustained complaint and so

improper activities by city contractors is the category and the complaint nonprofit organization failed to comply with the san francisco administrative native code to novice the thirty days and the resolution is that the department conducted an investigation and sustained the allegation i want to encourage someone to step forward to the 5 recommendations i've made i'm going to put it in writing in a corresponds so you'll have the number of copies through the city clerk's office because this is it really important there's a lot of public money but if not free money we're giving away there are terms and conditions known as contracts when their breached they need to be

punishment for it and otherwise what's the accident point of having this administrative native code without enforcement. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment in general public comment excuse me. ma'am, you've spoken; is that correct. >> thank you very much thank you very much ma'am, we have - ma'am, we have rules for a reason thank you very much thank you very much madam clerk call items 20 and 81 the board of directors kneecap on october 7th for the purpose of receiving advise from the city attorney recommending to item 21 for the potential after a joint authority to assist

homeowners with troubltd mortgage and supervisor avalos. >> thank you, president chiu i want to thank supervisor farrell for calling for a closed sessions i think we're still getting the material and going through the material that will be discussed we need more time before we actually go into it i so want to motion this item to be heard the next board meeting that will allow 80 us to leave early and perhaps go to a bar downtown wet our whistles and watch the ball game. >> thank you good giants a continuance october 21st to be continued any public comment on this item whether we should here it today okay seeing none,

public comment is closed and with that, on the motion to continuance clearing we'll take that without objection. that's the case and madam clerk the adaptation calendar. >> item 22 and 23 were referred for adaptation with that reference to committee. >> colleagues, can we take those items same house, same call? the last why not take a roll call vote. >> on items towing and supervisor campos supervisor chiu supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor tang supervisor yee supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed there are 11 i's those resolutions are adopted thank you nona melkonian and jennifer lowe for bringing this

meeting to the homes of san franciscans madam clerk read the end mom rums and is there any more business that concludes our business for this evening. >> ladies and gentlemen, we're adjourned >> good afternoon and welcome to the city and school district select committee for september 25, our first regularly scheduled meeting

post legislative recess. i want to thank the staff at sfgtv and jennifer lowe for making the transcript available on line and recognize our clerk derek evans. i am your chair and joined by our board of education commissioners hide dra mendoza and commissioner wynns. i am notified that we don't have a quorum today to take actions today but have a quorum from the board of education members. i would like to apologize to the members of the city family that worked so hard to prepare for the meeting today but given everyone has taken the time to come out and present on the issue before us also to speak on this i worked with the clerks and we are going to call the

item so that any members of the public that have presentations can still do so and then we can have public comment and that we will have to reagendize this item for next months joint select committee meeting in order to take action on this item. committee members who does make it here will be sure to ask questions during public comment to extend your time period and of course any members of the public can speak after that so this hearing -- oh i guess we should take roll call first. >> on the call of the roll. supervisor kim. >> here. >> kim present. supervisor avalos. avalos absent. supervisor farrell. noted absent. excuse me. commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. noted present. commissioner fewer. commissioner fewer noted

absent. commissioner wynns noted present. pursuant to board rule we do not have a quorum. this hearing is for informational purposes only. >> thank you mr. clerk. so this hearing request is a specific conversations with the school district to coordinate city and resources and strategies for addressing the growing population of unaccompanied children and youth here in san francisco. this issue was highlighted by commissioners from the board of education and david campos here on the board of supervisors when we passed supplemental budget appropriation -- excuse me mr. -- madam chair we need to call the item. >> oh, will you call item 1. >> thank you. item 1 is a

hearing on educational and support services for unaccompanied immigrant children presentations from the san francisco unified school district and department of public health and human services agency and family and children services regarding educational services and support services from provided to increased numbers of unaccompanied immigrant children arriving in san francisco. >> thank you mr. clerk. i won't repeat what i said. it's estimated to the department of homeland security thousands of children have fled to the united states a substantial increase from prior years and estimated that the number of children entering the united states will exceed 60,000 individuals with 200 to 400 youth crossing the border each day. san francisco has been a city of refuge for

those escaping violence and at san francisco high school one of the schools in san francisco that welcomes youth that recently immigranted into the country has sursurpassed 25% of the enrollment. i hope we can get a clear sense of the resources available from the city and the school district and get clarity on whether specific resources should be houses and whose jurisdiction as well as specific expertise is most helpful. i want to recognize lonnie kent from the mayor's office who is coordinating efforts among the city departments and targeted this issue as a top priority so i want to invite her up first to start off the hearing and again you will have two minutes. we will sure to interject with some questions along the presentation. thank you. >> great. thank you for having

me. so i think maybe to add one wrinkle to this is sunny was supposed to up load the presentation so i didn't bring it with me. >> oh actually she doesn't -- do you have -- >> i don't. >> we normally ask folks to bring it on their own. [inaudible] yeah. she normally doesn't do that, sorry. >> [inaudible] >> okay. well, we can if you like go to ken epstein and max from department of public health first better. >> i can grab it. >> but if you want to make some introductory remarks you're welcome to do that. >> i will do that.

>> [inaudible] >> sorry for the confusion. i will take blame for a rookie mistake so i will go ahead and just do a quick introduction so in response to the request the work group, the city work group that we have been working together put together this presentation to provide you guys with an overview of what the city has done to respond, and then also has looked specifically at some of the questions of how we are specifically coordinating with the school district. so what i do want to talk about before we kind of dive into the details is the way as the city family, the way we have come together to talk about this is we talk about this as a developing story. we don't think it's over. when we

meet from one week to the next many items changed so we learned to be nimble. we expect that we will see between 300 to 500 children by the end of the calendar year so the plans efforts have been around that. the direction from the mayor has been that our leaders, advocates, city employees and members of the community must continue to help the children feel welcomed here in san francisco. this isn't something we do once but need to continue to working on it and we need to stay engaged. this will continue to -- this situation will continue to develop i think in november it will change again once the federal government starts to reengage so i just brought some quick steps. california by the end of august from january 1 to august 31 has

seen 4680 children placed here. 208 of those have been to san francisco so we received between four and 5% of all placements. the trend has slowed in terms of children crossing at the border, so we expect the trend of children coming to the city to also slow down. i just want to talk briefly about what the mayor has done so far, his leadership and advocacy on this issue. back in june he hosted a briefing at city hall for leads and community leaders to and san francisco to be part of the solution. it put us in a good space with one of the federal partners and we reached out to talk how to work together opposed to some of the negativity they're receiving. the mayor traveled to san francisco on numerous occasions starting in july to emphasize

the state leadership and legal representation. this is before the rocket docket established. he saw this coming and was having the conversations early on. he joined other mayors across the state and penned a letter to the federal government he believes that all local jurisdictions should be responding proactively and embracing the children as they arrive in their cities and continues to be a liaison to state and federal representation and the white house in forums and engagement so there is constant dialogue going on. what we're seeing from the community members and what we seeing is constantly being translated up and we're looking forward to hearing something back from them, so that's kind of -- from a leadership and advocacy standpoint kind of what the mayor has been doing and he asked for city coordination which all of the folks in this room today and what they have

been working hard at. we had several meetings mostly to share information and our resources are available to meet the specific needs of the children in a culturally competent way so we have been having this dialogue and again it's ongoing and changes from week to week in terms what we need to do and we have a good handle on it but for a while it was keeping each other informed. our department heads met with legal providers early on. we wanted to make sure if we have resources available in the city that we are making them available to them which includes kind of how to engage with families that have been through trauma, any other needs that the children might have and my colleagues will be able to talk more about what came out of that meeting and finally adriane will talk about this, but we also created a low resource guide for services specific to the

children and not just any immigrant children but for this particular surge so that's kind of been a kickoff to this collaboration and then all of our collaborators are here to tell you specifically what they have been working on. >> just a quick question. i assume that the brochures for the youth are in languages? yes. in the news we primarily talk about central american youth crossing the border unaccompanied with adults. do we know of other youth coming here in the same fashion? >> i haven't talked about it specifically with the office of refugee resettlement and we have been focused on this but that's a good question. >> okay. thank you. so following the presentation we do have ken epstein and max rosha

from the department of public health and for the members of the public who are following it will be followed by a presentation by the human services agency and then we have sfusd and brian hsu from the mayor's office on housing and community development and civic engagement and affairs. i wanted to note that the director of cyf maria su will be available for questions during the presentation so thank you. >> thank you commissioners and supervisor for this hearing. i am representing barbara garcia and the department of public health. i am ken epstein and the director of children youth and families and have max, the deputy and as well as christine the director from family services and i want to start by saying that we all know that the

experience of the refugee children crossing the border starts in their home, continues to their crossing and ends up in the stay here and each episode is filled with health and mental health and other concerns that lead to extraordinary trauma around the crossings and we have been hearing the stories over and over again. in terms of the health department we were called together to coordinate our services and basically we have put our efforts into two main bucketets. one is service coordination and the other is service capacity via primary care and other specialty services and what we mean by that is the decision was and is that ree is a safety net available to youth and the young people and their families we wanted to make sure they could access the serv