on long-term survivors, it's awesome to be here. thank you. >> any additional public comment on item 1? seeing none, mr. chairman, we can close public comment. >> public comment is now closed. >> colleagues, thank you for hearing this item today. it's one piece of the broader issue and challenge we face around our aging lgbt population. yesterday, colleagues, and i want to thank you for this, we unanimously passed our legislation to address discrimination and other needs of lgbt seniors living in long-term care facilities. we have other legislation in the works to begin moving forward with implementation of the lgbt aging task force's recommendations, we will have several budget proposals around aspects of that report. and this issue is certainly an

issue we need to grapple with. the good part about it, in addition to the fact that people are living longer and living healthier lives, the positive here is that this is not one of those issues that is perpetual and has no boundaries around it. this is a very discrete, defined population of long-term survivors who we need to address so we don't have large numbers of people with hiv losing their housing and either becoming homeless or housing to leave the city. i know we can address it working to the and i look forward to that work. with that, mr. chairman, if there are no additional comments or questions i would ask that we file item no. 1. >> thank you, supervisor wiener, thank you to everyone to came out to speak on this item today and our budget analyst for their hard work.

may we have a motion to file no. 1. >> so moved. >> and we will take that without objection. >> thank you very much, colleagues. item 2, resolution authorizing the general manager of the sf public utilities commission to negotiate and execute a modification to the memorandum of understanding with the u.s. department of interior national park yosemite national park to supply additional funding in an amount of approximately 6.6 million. >> thank you, madam clerk, we have steve richie from our puc to speak on this item. >> thank you, chairman farrell, committee members, this moa allows us to pay the park service for some very valuable services they perform to us relating to surface water quality protection, for dam security, also working closely with them on environmental stewardship on the tuolome

river. we are looking for a one year extension to get this on to the two year budget cycle. the original moa was for 5 years, this would make it a 6th year, we want to have it match the two-year budget cycle. >> mr. rose, why don't we go to your report, please. >> yes, mr. chairman, members of the committee, on page 4 of our report we say as shown in table 2, the puc has already incurred 27 million under the existing memorandum of understanding which is 466,892 authorizing the prior resolution approved by the board of supervisors board of supervisors

in 2010 on page 5 of our report we show the one year extension plus the 466,896 which i just referenced, that equals a total increased amount of $6,586,880, and adding that add, that 6.6 million to the existing total authorization of 27.5 million, results in a total revised not to exceed request of 34,073,084. we note the proposed amendment

does not (inaudible). >> okay, thank you, mr. rose. to our city attorney making this change substantive, do we have to hold it over or can we do it today and pass it out. >> deputy city attorney john geberra it's not substantive. just to clarify, the board can't amend the agreement, only the puc can, but if the puc intends to include this in the agreement you can note it in

the resolution or, as the budget analyst, you can urge the puc to include a not to exceed in the resolution. >> maybe we should just talk about that topic itself. do you have an issue? >> i have no issue, frankly i was mortified when i found out we had overextended and tried to find out where was the control that should have been in place. this is a very simple and effective resolution of that so we are in total agreement with it. >> supervisor. >> my question was actually just about that very same topic, making sure that moving forward that there are the internal controls that the budget analyst had recommended. i'm not sure why it wasn't in there in the first place. >> i'll be careful it won't happen again. >> thank you. if no other questions, colleagues, we will open up to public comment. anybody wish to comment on item 2? seeing none, public comment is closed. so, colleagues, we have a recommendation by our budget

analyst. >> i will move to amend the proposed resolution to make that change in the moa to a total not to exceed amount of 34,072,384 in the related memorandum of understanding with the national park service and in support of the resolution as amended. >> we have a motion by supervisor march and we can take that without objection. >> item 3, resolution that agencies qualified to participate in the 2015 annual joint fund raising drive for officers and employees of the city and county of san francisco. >> okay. >> good morning, chair farrell, members of the committee, joan lugamersky from the office of the city administrator. we have reviewed the applications from the 7 federations that applied and found all are in compliance with the administrative code requirements. >> thank you very much.

colleagues, any questions? okay, we do not have a budget analyst's report so we will move on to public comment. anyone wish to comment on item no. 3? seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor tang >> thank you, i'm really glad to see the various numbers of nonprofits that are going to be added to this so we can participate and contribute to these organizations through this program that we have. so i am happy to move this resolution to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> okay, we have a motion by supervisor tang, we can also take that without objection. okay, we've done item 4, so item 5. >> resolution approving a funding agreement with the bay area air quality management district for the sfmta's electronic bicycle lock project for a term in excess of 10 years following board approval. >> okay. >> good morning, subcommittee members, my name is joel goldberg, i'm the manager of

capital procurement and management at sfmta we are excited to get this modest but interesting project launched, it's electronic bicycle lockers. the district expects the board of supervisors to take a look and approve the grant agreement because the duration of the asset is longer than 10 years. we agree with the small linguistic change presented by the budget analyst staff and i'm happy to answer any questions about this grant opportunity. thank you. >> thanks very much. supervisor mar. >> thank you mr. goldberg and mr. oliang for being here. i wanted to thank the air quality management board for this, i think the 28 electronic bike lockers are really needed. we need much more, though. i wanted to appreciate the clean air regional fund and all our efforts to increase bicycling

and different levels of multi modal transportation in our city, but thanks so much to the mta for this. >> thank you very much. we similarly do not have a budget analyst report on this item? >> chair farrell, i wanted to say there's a minor amendment, just one word change, i believe. >> mr. rose? >> mr. chairman, members of the committee, on page 23 we note the total estimated project cost for the 28 electronic bicycle lockers is $117,828 and that's shown in table 2. the funding sources are shown in table 3, both on page 24 of our report, and as supervisor mar has indicated we have a minor typo change going from the word, to change the word clear to clean as specified on page 25 of our report and we recommend you approve the proposed resolution as amended. >> thank you, mr. rose.

colleagues, no other questions, why don't we do public comment real quick and then look at those amendments. seeing nobody in the chambers we will close public comment. >> i will move the amendment and support for the resolution as amended. >> okay, we have a motion by supervisor mar and we can also take that without objection. okay, madam clerk, do we have any other business in front of us? >> no, mr. chair. >> thanks, everyone, we are adjourned. (meeting adjourned).

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program if edge can come in thank you so much for being here on behalf of the 24 housing for youth at risk of homelessness i'm the executive director and believe it or not we're going to have a beautiful brief program so people can get to know each other better i want to thank everyone in the room everyone in the room that is structural in making this project happy a happen a project that began in late 2010 and xhushthd with individuals moving 90 into the housing in 2014 we want to thank

everyone gives users a round of applause. >> i'm to invite up someone that can tell you what is is like to live here and edward and seeking their public health to self-sufficiency by starting with affordable housing dennis jones. >> (clapping.) so let me move this up closer. >> excuse me. >> all right. so mooichz is dennis jones i'm a musician and poet and social london breed i was born and raised in san francisco i've lived in mission the bayview and the castro >> living at edwards the second

means that i'm able to learn about different individuals and allowed me to save stay and the different environments is something that is very conducive and growing it is buildings like this is supports the youth to become leaders by being a leader right now i really building that buildings like this should be a model for housing nationally and like nancy pelosi and i want to be like other leaders my case march berry relay and strong advocate or maybe i can be a banker you know for bank of america

tiled to give special thanks to gail bill man the executive director of community housing partnership she did a lot of work and very supportive of youth becoming independent and that's very, very good for me and the efforts of the people i've mentioned like that allows buildings like this to say given to youth like me, you want to be a leader and political and want to be passionate so this is the quiet spaces to dream my dreams so really be able to communicate and engage the audience without having to be pressured like i'm

going to ask everyone in the room, i like speak directly to everyone i'm not scared there's nothing in my mind that basis like this is where people like you come to actually see youth like me speak it is possible what we need it is what the future really means because it is going to be a person like me that hazard to take care of all of you (laughter) >> i'm going to have to develop to take care of you whatever problems that that is inherited in the path alone maybe when i get into public office or become mayor i'll understand your interact with people who are entrepreneurs and cloufbz and corporate and having to bring this together because i would

actually like to jaber on by a about what is happening in politics it is my responsibility to understand it and to do something about that i really want to thank everyone for coming i'd like to help you out with that grand opening i've seen all the pieces have some pie (laughter) have some lemonade and cucumber water and really enjoy yourselves it is a safe place for youth and place for youth to grow and like grow like everyone in this room everybody is really there whether they want to accept it is a decision you've made when we take the decision

and walk forward and be thankful and admire and love one another if this is where you like i'm speechless i'm speech also and honored and definitely i'd like to thank you all thanks (clapping). >> so we all have the vinyl to support those kinds of mr. adams and we're fortunate to have a wonderful advocate nancy pelosi for affordable housing and the needs of our vulnerable seniors it's you truly my honor to ask

congresswoman nancy pelosi to come up and speak (clapping.) >> thank you, very much. gail and thank you very much for having me wasn't he great tell the whole story of what that is about and thank you for your leadership and others to all that everyone has done the earth addressed people everyone makes this the place it is about respect for the youth to give them the dignity respect and the space only figurative space to grow and be who they want to be so create a culture or the michael so i thank all of you i know that verify i i know he'll

be here i know it's my honor to be here with the mayor and affordable housing is a a important thing the mayor has made a commitment to the future and we know what the district of those is bag a safe place and criterion for someone to live i took the tour for someone how respectful of the people who live here this wonderful place is my understanding is that in the homeless population i wish there were not but my friend told her if you want to address the problem in small numbers so people can create a