you as i can because our manager for the building he would like to invite you to see the building. our building or one of the people there [inaudible] the fire department and the ambulance to [inaudible] >> thank you very much. next speaking, please. >> in my humble opinion mr. gary delaines exhibited racist. allow me to expound on this. mr. dulains promoted san francisco police officers [inaudible] he served as poa president when supervisor [inaudible] was appointed as

board president. supervisor [inaudible] also included supervisor [inaudible] officers responsible for shooting of people of color were under the charge of mr. dulains. wlie is mr. dulains acting with such impunity? i wonder how black police officers feel about [inaudible] when it comes to president breed and supervisor co00 [inaudible] on the color of their skin and gender. about the values these women added to the board. former president mrs. christina [inaudible] was never under this type of scrutiny. i believe san francisco must cut ties with bigots and racist when dealing with first responders or police officers will wind up on the unemployment line or in a

[inaudible] for example, mr. lopez and mr. nieto are the men and women dressed in blue to serve and protect us or are they here on a mission to fulfill the agenda of over killing and killing with impunity >> thank you very much. next speaker, please >> president avalos, i'm [inaudible] my name is christopher doll and live at [inaudible] from sea level currently [inaudible] i would remind the house that any reference to individuals is entirely rhetorical. there is a proposal in [inaudible] for initiatives to get on the bal

lt. the only effectiveness is make getting a initiative on the battle much much more expensive. we know you can buy as many signatures you need. this will keep the nicotine and putollium and shugary drink off the ballot but it will keep the neighborhood activist and street corner problem sauvers and the good citizens from having [inaudible] it would keep those antedevelopment measures from troubling mr. wieners supporters. i would have thought the subtle manipulation of the planning code would have [inaudible] this is a bad idea members unless you set a thresh hold. if the total turn out for election is less than 50

percent of all registered voters than no candidate can be elected and if all candidates [inaudible] emotionally unattractive than too bad for the district. no soup for you. try harder next time. thank you president breed. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good afternoon president breed and supervisors. i think i told the examiner today and said it is my 10 year anniversary of speaking at city hall and i was glad to have a meeting to tell the [inaudible] let them know, these things i do because i have grown in gov with you. [inaudible] i did

want start singing, i started out talking and i learned to sing and happy women history month before the rising sun will fly, will find a city where we'll learn to grow and i wanted you to know. did you know that when the lights go down in the city and the sun shines on mission bay, won't you make it better today, they really need your help. won't you help them okay. won't you help them make the district shine, shine, shine divine.

thank you >> thank you. make sure you get me a copy of the greatest hits album. next speaker >> my name is [inaudible] on behalf of faculty and staff at the san francisco archdiocese we would like to thank supervisor [inaudible] as many know the archbishops proposed changes and impact faculty and staff and the students who feel hurt by the archbishops language. to that effect teachers drafted the petition. [inaudible] we afirmory deep commitment to the students in the catholic educational. [inaudible] and the value placed on diversity of the facul staff and student bodies. we believe the hand book

language is harmful the community and creates a atmosphere of mistrust and fear. [inaudible] such language has no place in the hand books. we ask archbishop to use the current facully hand book in place. i'm proud to see say in 2 days, over 80 percent of staff and teachers at the school signed this, which is over 80 percent. this struggle incapsulates more than work place rights, it is the stugal to up hold the dignity of the community and especially the students so thank you for your help on this >> thank you. next. we appreciate the applause, we have a board rule section 1 poitd 31, applause and vocal support is prohibited during

board meetings so if you want to express your support maybe wave your hands in the air, but if you can refeign from clapping we appreciate that >> hello board my name is precious [inaudible] i just want to let all you know the youth commission passed a motion in support of supervisor [inaudible] resolution yesterday and in the resolution it stated that it cumnds the hard work of the steech teachers and i ptd elaborate on that vlt for for past 4 years i have been in sack would heart and felt our school is such a inclusive community because och the support the teachers provided for me and the other student. i know that if these clauses are implemented we know our community-it won't just effect the welcomeing of the school, but it will also effect

all the other schools under the archdiocese of san francisco and how exactly? these morality clauses will plant a culture of fear that will prevent student like me from approaching the teachers regarding the question about homosexuality and [inaudible] most importantly the entire community and all the other schools are effected with these clauses standing in solidarity against because we want to make sure the [inaudible] we don't want to lose or teachers so please on behalf of the youth commission and all the student that support our teachers to teach acceptance not intolerance against homosexuality i hope that you all keep supporting our cause and support the resolution that supervisor [inaudible]

>> thank you, next speaker, please >> good afternoon board of supervisors my name is lieuese avalos and the commissioner for district 5. at our meeting last monday we passed a vote to [inaudible] i thank you for getting involved in this issue that struck a lot of people. when i think of a lot of the teachers i had in my education career i didn't go to a catholic school, i went to [inaudible] high school and i can't help but think of a favorite teacher steven [inaudible] who was a wonderful u.s. history teacher and no one discriminated gaens him for being openly gay. he had such a great teaching environment and peopleern happy to show up for class and when think of teachers like him and other

teachers at these catholic schools it is saddening their jobs may be lost because of who they are and i encourage you to look into the schools and these teachers >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm a senior at [inaudible] i want to thank you you. wild cat to wild cat for introducing this resolution. as a allah i stand beside my frands, teachers and staff and administration hurt by the after bishops changes. we ask that you all support us. we need our schools to be places where everyone is welcomeed, supported and reexpected. just as jesus and the cath lack

model [inaudible] concern parents and student share their stories about how the archbishops proposal will hurt their families. it is on monday march 16 at 7:30 at usf >> thank you. next speaker, please >> my name is [inaudible] student at sacred heart. we ask for your support because we are the city citizens. there are nouns of us, teacher squz student who didn't sign up for this. our teachers saccharifyed so much to gee where they are. they could have pursued careers with more pay but they decided to [inaudible] leader and private religious institution. he is taking advantage och this to force a narrow interpretation of catholic teaching. at this point he realizes [inaudible] he is part of a very

conservative counsel och bishops [inaudible] i'm scared for my teachers. this goes against all my thaern years of catholic education about bringing justice in the world. we need the city to take a stand against the threat to the civil rights of the teachers, the right to choices marriage and so on. we cannot allow the schools to become breeding grounds for discrimination. the archbishop states there isn't a protocol, but a case by case basis for faculty that don't fall in line. if they can happen in san francisco who knows where else it will >> thank you, next speaker, please >> my name is [inaudible] senior at marin catholic one of the schools effected by the

after bishops changes. i drove to show support. my teachers have taught nothing but how to the love. when the archbishops actions are creating a environment of intolerance discrimination and fear for teachers and community it is our duty to support our teachers. archbishop [inaudible] used the catholic religion for haet speech. he says love and acceptance only belongs in the schools for those that are deemed worthy and that st. isn't right or just. we'll ask the arch bishal to retract the changes and ask you to support this resolution >> next speaking, please. >> my name is ana [inaudible] senior at sacred heart cathedral. i'm here as a certain student and friend and a deeply troubled catholic.

the language the archbishop wants to include identify the action of is evil and hateful and has no place in our catholic communities. forcing teachers to sign a document is a cont rudiction of the teacher of conscious which calls on all people to reject teachings in violation including those that discriminate those in our communities yet the archbishop continues to fight for this language. our parents and teachers do not want this and most marntly we the student do not want this. we come to school to be in a safe place to learn and ask question squz explore the faith rkts we do not inxh to school to be told we are unequal in the eyes of god. should thee changes go forward, teachers will leave and parents will not longer trust the schools and we the

student will suffer. thank you >> thank you, next speaker, please >> my name is michael curen [inaudible] as a frexman at sacred heartime rrb blessed with school wide diversity in interest, race, income and sexual orientation. i love how the the class mates and teepers feel accepted every day. after bishop [inaudible] wants to change that. i don't want to go to school that has teachers in fear for their jobs and forced to put down the student for being who they are. i love my school, please don't let the values of love and acceptance be tarnished >> thank you, nx speaker, please >> my name is rien patterson, i'm here to make a brown act in sun shine ordinance on behalf

of my clients 1067 market street llc [inaudible] based on the amendment of file number 150087 after the close of public comment. we do have comments we would like to make and we request a opportunity to do so. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaking, please. >> good afternoon, my name is moreen hurly i'm a san francisco native and went to [inaudible] high school and usf. i have a son at archbishop readern high school and we are lurky to have the awesome teacher thaz we do. they rin fear right now for their jobs and that is beneath the dignity of san francisco, that is beneath the dignity of what san francisco is all about and i know i'm probably preaching to the choir here,

but these young people and all the people that had to leave, there are so many people that are thank ful supervisor ferrule for stepping up and speaking up. that you can so much, please support our teachers. it is rotten job, but they do is a great job and do it out of love >> thank you, next speakers, please >> my name is michael [inaudible] i'm a long time resident of san francisco and active precisionner at [inaudible] and most-plarnty parent of a soft more at sacred heart cathedral. i must admit

i was initially skeptical on the board of supervisors waying in orin the contsversey 56789 as one who deeply appreciates the separation of church and state. i question the appropriateness of government getting involved, but separate doesn't mean exempt from support or challenge, praise or criticism. just as the church should speak its mind in matters of the state it finds troubling it is the right and responsibility of the state to raise the flag and say enough is enough when the church, any church goes too far. the morality clause proposal put forth by archbishop cort liowny does that it crosses the line. his initiative is hurtful to me on so many levels. as a

parent, as a resident and simply as a human being. and as a catholic it pains me to see my archdiocese choose to present cath aulicism in such a judgmental way. i feel embarrassed by the proposal laser focus on hot button issues. while it appears the archbishop was rethinking his action make no mistake about his intentionsism in the diocese own words, nothing already planned to go in is being removed or retracted or with drawn. [inaudible] >> thank you sir, your time

is up. thank you very much. next speaker please >> my name is vlad irks mir and i'm 83 years old and homeless and wanted help from the board of supervisors and mayor lee to return me home. because i think that to keep 83 years old on the street it is the only hitler germany did it thank you. jurkss thank you very much sir. next speaker, please >> i want to cu-mind sal vudoor cort lion. good for him. a men. yes and shame on all you people. shame on you. what does the bible say? paul

quoted leviticus in loving your neighbors. love one another for he that loves one another fulfilled the law and for this though shall not [inaudible] if there is any other command it is briefly comp hended in this, love your neighbor as yourself. love works no ill so love is fulfilling of the law. the context of the statement is leviticus 19 where it says you are full of hate if you do not rebuke your brother when you see him do any wrong. that is what it says, you are full of hate, but this is turned around by the homosexual community and those for home sexuals 180 degrees from what it means. i'm stealing rushes words, but

words mean things. words mean things. you can't change god. he is the same yesterday today and forever. when the grace of god comes into a mans heart then he does good works if he is a adult rr he say that is wrong and repent. if he is a homosexual he says i won't be a homosexual anymore. we read in first corinthians chapter 6 of the sins of those that were not christians and we delineated them through the [inaudible] >> your time is up, sir. thank you. clearly there is a need for meantm helths services in the chamber. at this time public comment is now closed. thank you all for coming out

today. i see a lot of proud parents in the audience. the student that came out today, thank you so much. you did a great job. at this time we will move forward. >> ilems 19-23 is considered for immediate adoption without reference. a single vote may [inaudible] >> okay. supervisor farrow >> [inaudible] >> supervisor mar >> 23 >> supervisor kim >> was there a amendment? >> i would like to sever item 22. >> on the remaining items which i think is only probably 1 item. >> 20 and 21. on items 20

and 21. supervisor ferrule. [inaudible] >> supervisor wiener. >> 21. what item did we not sever? >> item 20 >> item 19, supervisor farrow >> thank you madam president. i want thank the people that came out to speak today for all my colleagues for cosponsors the signing with me. the topic of conversation is a rough one for a number of weeks and brings no joy to talk about it, but i continue to believe as a prathsing catholic in san francisco who was educated in orcatholic school, we have a obligation to speak up and despite the recent events i continue to be a proud catholic in san francisco. proud to be

educated here and part of a praths catholic family. as i mentioned the last few weeks have been the most challenging of my life in the catholic church and know tonight it was a sampling of the people that feel the same way and want to thank everyone for reaching out to my office at a time when pope frances continues to give so many hope inside and outside of the catholic church. these local events have over shadows the instration we are getting from rome. i think these actions really afront the valees we have in san francisco and that we all hold dear. their content and the way they are communicated to the the community and school community and in so many ways our adherence and defense of these values define us as san francisco mpt inclusion over exclusion, tolerance ofern discrimination and commitment

for respect for the individual makes us who we are as a city. in our catholic church has the right to insure the catholic faith is taught and up hp held in the schools. but for a pastor to deny young weapon the ability to serve as alter girms as example, as we celebrate womens history month completely discredits what young women have brought to had catholic church. this is the point we should look to include people and encourage people to be part of the community, not exclude them. i think most parntsly as weez heard from people tonight to require teachers to sign a contract and to afirm and believe many of the practices the church discouraged is evil

crosses the line. disageeing with the teachings doesn't mean i or anyone here isn't a catholic or bad catholic, but disagrees and has a caujss that tells them otherwise. plike many people talked about i don't know what to say whether they are teachers parents or student who believe in those values as well. what do we say to the teachers that are part of the lgb community or the friends who are part of the lgb community? insuch we stand up for everyone. we stand up for the community and honor and embrace those that choose to do the same. our features play such a important role for our children and families and i want to thank members of the arch diseize and high sools that came out, even a wild cat, thank you for being out here, but the disconteent and

uncertaintyly and confuse the stream of events caused it not only unnecessarily but avoidable and in my opinion unconsciousenable. we can not talk out of both sides of our mouth. honoring our teachers and placing restriction on employment and creating a culture of fear that has no place in our schools right now. the message is coming from pope franceing and the archdiocese cannot be more at odds in the tone and approach and this causes confusion over what the real message of the chunch is and it is what dishardens me as a catholic. it is unfortunate when there is a constant need for par tisitation in everything we need here in san francisco. we need to be galvanized and notdroid in solving our issues that face us. we continue to have violence on the streets and continue to have homeless

issues and have so many issues that need or attention and argue and suggest need a strong catholic community. i love pope frances quote, i prefer a church which is bruised hurtding and dirty because it has been in sth streets rather than a church that is confined and cleaned from the own security. i'll say again this week, i expect as a legislator and pray as a cath lack that events are resolved in a manner similar to the resolution we are voting on today which honors the cont butions of the teachers [inaudible] my mope sh continues to be no matter what religion our faith community we