stays the same or changes this is something that should probably that would come to the full board we asked this policy review which is in a section we haven't done a fuel review some of the sections we have done but ask this be put and top-of-the-line the review of the vaccination policy not necessarily waiting until the whole section is reviewed and so we'll be subtract meetings maybe march 18 i don't know how prepared recommendations from the health programs and our legal offers about what things to do and some of those suggestions were are we we're notable, of course i don't think to publish the names of students not vaccinated but be able to we might be able to have a policy that said if there were health

emergencies like the miles outbreak if you have a perm belief you can't sit in the council school or things of that nature so this is a serious issue and one the commissioners should weigh in on i ask you to urge you to come to the moot on the 18 in my opinion it is like first of all we recommend changing the policy that comes to the board it would have to come to the board but noement prior to that whatever input in the progress we urge you to speak to us or come to the month to month. >> next for the report from the building ground and services committee ms. fewer. >> thank you. i chaired the meeting because ms. mendoza-mcdonnell had a family

emergency so we had one action item which was in support of the utility reduction in the san francisco unified school district titled we had an update so we had 3 informational items woman an update on the launch of the online permit application and fee schedule i'd like to thank elizabeth lee and others for working on this it is online and people can actually request a permit for use of one of our facilities and beautiful facilities you can rent for your school or private and some have a brought taking view and we actually invite all the public to look at the wibltd i i don't know has it launched i think it will launch in a lived while we're excited about that and a roomsz of the district athletic

sounds like for the renovation of lowell track a lively discussion about the safety of the synthetic fields and turf and have a proposal will in front of us about replacing or roanoke county, virginia part of the lower track the main football field halls been recalled with the turf on the suicides for the track had an estimate 1 point 06d million dollars and so $1.35 million will be asked of this committee to when it comes up for rp renewable half a will be funded from the last year athletic category and they don't have enough money for this so there the board handbag voting on who

to fund the other half to get it done we have graphic pictures of the state of that field then the last one was an update on the facility projects excluding the new willie brown school on the process for construction we had a short discussion about a school at mission bay and then also we were given a beautiful if a person can see this pamphlet on our recent construction jobs which showed us fabulous actually pictures the people haven't seep this this is the new willie brown we also looked at other schools that actually your bond money has paid for p body elementary school that is

fabulous and then we had sunny side elementary school another thing and we also roosevelt middle school and not to mention their fabulous new cafe where i hear students are really enjoying it and also saw let's see pictures from san miquel school to leadership this is the new leadership charter high school with this beautiful picture what is the we've been business i want to mention oh public defender they gave us an update on 11 street with the french american high school and

that construction will start in privilege is of 2015 that is your bond conflict of interests at work our student in san francisco i'd like to give you the opportunity who voted for the bond thank you kind and good citizens >> can i ask a question. >> commissioner wynns. >> when this amount second extension is built no affordable care. >> my understanding that's the plan. >> the way for every student or parent is something that went to the school it's been awesome thank you. >> i'd like to announce the upcoming meetings the city and school districts will meet on

february 27th and san francisco and sfmta ceqa there will be a curriculum committee on monday in addition to the math update a health education curriculum and kip renewable petitions on the agenda on miracle fourth the meeting of the budget committee american people the rainy day reserve the planning and kip renewable on march 4 and march 16 is the next month to month of the building and grounds committee there will be a committee as a whole on the early budget priority recommendations on march 17 and of course our regular board meeting will be held on march 10 and 24 any other reports or announcements from my colleagues. >> ms. fewer.

>> i'd like to report on thursday, february 12th commissioner vice president haney and i went to the academy their student example of learning was outstanding commissioner vice president haney may want to comment on the work of the students i was so impressed they had their work out and tashlgd in a professional woo just how they made the mousetrap car and also combined that with an art budget i think the students i saw distance performances and chemistry experiment but this project based learning is taken hold on i s a congratulations to the students for putting on this for the community and the board

it was quite quite impressive thank you very much. >> commissioner norton you have my announcements. >> i do actually, i wanted to announce a event that's happening this saturday that maybe of interest to the school community setting goals for the playground the design forum on mission playground the doors on american people 9:00 a.m. and at 9:30 you can rsvp and really the event to answer the question to gather of the input the playgrounds should give our children we want families and kids anyone that is interested in the topic in partnership with our rec and park department thank you ms. fewer i want to

congratulate mr. steel. >> and the victimized on create a new family all congratulations and wish him the best and the family the best and try not to keep you late to those meetings so you can return home mr. steel we wish you the best and on behalf of the board congratulations to you (clapping) >> thank you thank you very much i really appreciate that. >> two announcements on thursday i don't have the right date lincoln lois lane high school will be celebrating it's 21st brotherhood assembly eye i hope high colleagues will be able to participate the brother

and sisterhood assembly is to show the diversity around the school it is performed or performed by students from over 15 clubs eaten on saturday march 14 the rosa parks is having their annual fund raising that concludes the announcements next report of closed session but before we go into closed session i'd like to yes - i'd like to read the in memoriam prosecute we adjourn into closed session i'd like to ask mile colleagues in helping me adjourn tonight meeting in memory of dr. aaron

earned son a great sadness the family shares the news of this unexpected death in basil switzerland he transcribed to the board in the state and advisors for the president of the mckennaly elementary school pta i want to acknowledge kimberly pta president that worked with the family and many friends to develop that profile in connecticut he lived in the bay area and demonstrated is a lifelong work in education and master in personnel administration and a ph.d from the university of michigan and began his career at cal policy and his true passion of to and

from was the intellectual am excellent instructor to the students and aspireed and fostered crafty if his students expert in behavior change and engaging rnsz how to champion change and served as an administrator with the college he is survived by his wife and 20 two sons his parent and it's his two siblings and their families his family and friends the communities have an amazing person who was a devoted father and son his came passion and energy by his prints will be missed two

memorial fund be dedication to education have been established to the memorial fund for education by sending a check to the arisen foundation with the section for obama at wwwhorizon foundation and attracts the memorial fund to support the graduate business students at first state please contact tim accounting anderson son at e d u and memorial site here finally when steve jobs passed away and hosted posted the following quote this man made one dent in the universe i want to say thank you steve we extend everywhere send the

message back thank you aaron for making a mooevenlg impact on our lives a special condolence and we'll now recess in closed session i call a recess of the regular meeting we'll have >> i now resume the regular meeting of the board and i will announce that closed session actions february 24, 2015, board by a vote of 6 i's absent with councilmember emerald within one dispublic department of transportation off one student and 7 site administers the where had by a vote of 6

votes approved 403 principled and one ms. fewer and one absent councilmember emerald a new principle wins at one absences commissioner tour-sarkissian's approved the contract the board by a vote of 6 ids with commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell for 39 assistant pretends the vote approved the contract for 7 program mrifrts the vote for an approval of 6 i's absence councilmember emerald approved the contract for 30 executive director for did the board approved and may not renew a notice for 5 promised and absent

councilmember emerald the board by a vote of 67 ids one absent a new assistant principle and read out of the closed session for february 24, 2015, a board by a vote of 6s within absent councilmember emerald with the requests of one high school student in the matter of km the danish san francisco unified school district gives the authority of the district to pay a stipulated amount and k g l case no. 2010333 the board by a vote of 5 ids one abstinence gives the district a stipulated amount and stipulated one talented litigation matter to 68

i's one absent commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell the district releases a release and pending litigation cal one hundred et al versus the san francisco unified school district and the superior court cased that in a pending lawsuit for the self-contained class 1 to of that i a vote of 6 i's one asbestos commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell the braid post scheduled in the daytime schedule of pe destruction for the statutory and will have a monitor to insure and document that pe instruction is being provided by itself code and the

council will be updated for its third reading fees and number two wallace by the school district court case and case no. 3 lasalle versus sfusd by a vote of 6 i's one commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell the board approved the settlement in the amount not stipulated with all possible claims that concludes items the closed session reporting item u another informational items post in the agenda and the staff report the acceptance of gifts and january 2015 meeting adjourned .

>> good afternoon edge happy chinese new year and all that i'm eric mar i'm here with my colleagues on the right be vbs supervisor campos and to my left julie christensen and joined by

supervisor jane kim please give us any announcements. >> electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the march third 2015 unless otherwise stated autopsy thank you. i forgot to mention in the the february 19, 2015 meeting of neighborhood services & safety committee of the san francisco board of supervisors mr. evans call item one. >> the items proposed a argument shelter of the such rules and alternative opposed in the imposition of uniform rules and right leg the department of public health and mayor's office on disability report. >> thank you and the sponsor of the hearing is supervisor jane kim. >> thank you supervisor mar and for the committee it's good to see supervisor mar and

supervisor campos it is the first time sitting with supervisor christensen welcome to the board this of the by a drafting process that took place to create uniform rules for the homeless shelters here in san francisco during the process that came up there was be disagreements about a need for uniform rules for the shuttles and the specific rules in the drafting process, however a common ground that came out came in of this process amongst the highlights this is a need in the startle system was designed for homeless as an economic issue a place of safe harpoon for individuals that are generally healthy and are down on their luck however we've seen both from observations from through

the data that department of public health has been collecting that is not necessarily the demographics we're seeing in the shuttles today in the department of public health studies and also through our homeless count we've found that 61 percent of our chronological homeless individuals have a form of disabled condition and 1/5th are seniors they're not built to serve the demographic and ocher our shelter people needs the services the gap between the services we're providing and the clinic tell in particular, the rule that was most talked about was the rule number 18 that allows shelter to refuse beds an example go some place who couldn't get out of bed on their

own or required assistance there's a lot of rationale behind the rule given the fact the shuttles don't have the training to treat the individual that is disabled further we know there are discrepancies that release the patient sooner then they need to, however, if they had a home but not a stable place to get well and better even something simple like a broken leg if i were fraelsz the hospital i could go home and network of supporters could bring food that's not available for our folks who are unhoused this is an issue that has lead to who is responsibility for the care of the individuals that is

lead to our shuttles calling 911 that is an expensive way to address the issue no one wants to see the individuals that are on the streets because our shelters can't help one is continuing trying to push your square pegs in a round hole to 9 staff are not resources to serve the men and women in the city or we can choose to be smarter how to use our city resources to have the transformation of the system i think there 9 years over in the board of supervisors homelessness is not an issue of poverty but a public health issue we'll never be able to help the most chronic and sick

people in our san francisco if we don't address homelessness nominee we talk about resourcing the shelters it is housing is far more cost effective than shelter that that has led us to a stagnation to the shelters are not the most cost effective way even though housing is important cost effective it takes time and to inquire that is a challenge it is costly to hire and rent for the most vulnerable residents our shelter system addresses the homelessness and providing a transition as people wait to get into housing we hope

this is a discussion how the city moves forward together a candidate a system and if i want to look at this way a product that works for our market we're trying to serve the reason he called for this hearing on the auditorium shelter rules by the human agencies to have a discussion about the need through the number of productive meetings with our department of public health and on the conversation is shifting towards addressing the solutions to address the problem i want to thank the human agencies particularly george and kathy and others who took the time to meet with our office i want to recognize ken and kathy from the community services and jenny for

the coalition for the homelessness sitting down with us many, many times as and prepared to delve devolve into the rules but to address what the proposed rules have highlighted i want to give time for the departments to present before i really go into some of the ideas and the topics we've discussed and then of course i know we have many members of the public here to address the committee it is a preying issue in san francisco i forgot to mention happy new year it is the year of the ram i think this is appropriate as we start a 92 new year and the chapter what he think about a new chapter in our homelessness shelter medians i have 3 of our departments here today, we have department of public health, we is where

skwlois will be representing the agency and juliano the deputy director for the mayor's office on disability and i have dpw starting out the presentation, however, i'm flexible on the order. >> supervisor kim can i ask that supervisor campos or supervisor christensen want to make opening remarks. >> i want to say i'm appreciative this meeting is being called i know in some of the conversation with the community-based groups we're doing the best to keep this within two hours i know there's a lot of speakers i want to say i appreciate supervisor kim's approach not to fingerpointing but looking at the solutions i know from the community there's an effort to really express the voice in the diverse communities that are recommended and highlighting the stores and

challenges that homelessness people face everyday and how this may be made more challenge by constricting stricter rules not only rule 18 appreciate the practices that will be brought up in the hearing as well and in many ways as supervisor kim said no point looking at trying to push square pegs through holes but looking at supportive practices that can help lift people out of poverty and address the causes of homelessness in our city it to you supervisor kim and i'm looking forward to this hearing as well. >> so thank you, colleagues. i forget to give the members of the committee a chance to make opening remarks we've started with ms. crumbing