met with home shares, housing and tenet advoicate, private sector and labor to hear the concerns. specifically these amendments include, a 120 day hard cap on the amount of days a year you can use the short term rental. treating all host equally. creating a office of short term rental administration and enforcement that is staffed by the planning department, department of building inspection and tax collectors office. this new office will provide a single location for member thofz public to apply for the city registry and sit a estaff to enforce the law. a one stop shop that is a physical location for all short term rental needs. in addition to the city currents private right of action that aplows praurptd owners and nob nub

seek penalties for host thought to violate any part sthof short term rental law wants a city planning dvi and attorneys office have gone through their own process. the goal of the amendment is protect the city housing stock, stream line the rejtration process and clarify elementoffs the law to insure it is fully enforceable. i believe the amendments today accomplish those goes and strike the right balance needed for short term rentals to exist in san francisco and also protect the quality och life in the neighborhoods. i look forward to the disugz ahead with i know will come and make sure as a city we get this right >> supervisor kim >> thank you i'm introducing 2 hearings request. one is a hearing request to discuss the possible alternative to the jail rebuild the sitee is proposing. the before the city spent 2 mine 0 million of the

resident dollars of buildsing a repacement facility i think we should know why we need to do so. i asked questions in the past as i know many colleague have and yet to receive information that i believe we need before making any decisions before spendsing all most 300 million dollars on a new jail. as many know the original plan called for 250 jail beds that need to be met. with the decline of the jail population between 2011-13. [inaudible] release those not a danger back to had families and job. the budget was able to revise the bed needs to 1400 and 78 beds and 29 [inaudible]

with the passage of proposition 47 the increasing use of alternative methsaid such as electronic monitoring, home detention, the decrease for the beds in the jails seems like a strong likelihood. we should examine alternatives and have them in place before we make any decisions about how we spend the dollars. what would it look like if we dopet rebuild the jail at all? who makes up our prison population? how much of a prison population are homeless rkts monetally ilor poor and what are the best ways to address the issue squz is jail the way to do it? i talk about how saturday it is it takes one to go to jail before you can get access to health care, to a bed, to a ged, to drug counseling, and other support sirfbss you should have got

before you goat to the institution. [inaudible] with over 40 years of experience working in california prison system who retired a few weeks ago said why when san francisco is doing such a good job for alternatives of incarceration we invest in jails. in light of the federal and state mandates to reduce the number of prisoners behind bars it is our duty to be shart about crime and take a look at what we do in the sate. i had 24 opportunity to visit our jail at 85 obrian a couple weeks ago at a invitation from dpw and what i saw is one of the saddest things i have seen in a long time. it was a enotional experience for me for many reasons. i was angry i was

part of a system that invested dollars to address poverty, homelessness and mental health issues through a jail system and think we and the city can do better and look forward to this hearing at the board as we examine our capital-10 year capital plan and examine an application to the state to replace this jail. the second hearing that i'm introducing is on the needs of our homeless families with students in sfusd. since 207 the number of homeless and [inaudible] has increased by over 90 percent. the numbers are only continuing to grow as the housing crisis worsens and families struggle to find available 2 and 3 bedroom unit in san francisco. 3 decades of research on the impact of houmlessness on children with the earliest studies published in 198 sev

concur children in homeless families are sick 4 fimes as often with children with stable condition. they have emotional and behavior problems in school, which i saw at shelter sites. homelessness needs to stress, tromy from move, inconsistent relationships, lack for places to stay and study and a greater likelihood of a future of homelessness as a adult. homeless children are 5 times more likely than their peer tooz become homeless as adults. this is dramatic and as homeless children struggle with lower academic ichievement only 5 wn hert of homeless meet state wide standard and 48 percent meet state wide standards in math. over 50 percent of homeless student are held back and 22 percent for

multiple grades. i'm introducing a hearing to receive a update on the joint select committee on community based partnerships. we were fochinate in the last couple month to receive a large 2 million dollar grant from google to provide on site services in our school. i saw a feature cry for the first time because they were not taught when they got their teaching credential how tahelp a family find a house, how to be a nurse and social worker was finally getting the support they needed to support their student in the classroom. [inaudible] to coordinate a long term plan for [inaudible] rapid rehousing and presirenss strategy. i look forward to hearing what type of comprehensive planning and programming is already successful and what the gaps are we need to support in the future as we look at a budget up coming in june. the rest i

submit >> supervisor mar >> i have a number of items. first i want to thank black lives matter and community members that come today on the national walk out today. i want to thank you for addressing race and discrimination not just in police department but throughout government. also addressing the growth health disparities and huge economic inequalities and addressing police brutality. i want to thank you for [inaudible] tocher in the prisons, criminalization of a wlole generations and saying loudly and clearly outside and inside we say no more and i join you as a member of asians for black

lives. tomorrow also is an important day, it is april 15, fast food workers day. many in labor and communities fight for fairness and-i'll join the president of [inaudible] mary cay enry in kicking off a strike in san francisco standing up for economic justice for fast food and low wage workers. 6 a.m. the mac donald as 16th and mission in san franciscos mission district. join us if you can. also i introduce a resolution with the support of supervisor norman yee sporting 3 specific bills in the state legislature introduced by the san francisco delegation that will reform our states community college accredidation process. it is about supporting our community college ijsan francisco but also others so they don't have to go through the scuteany and

lack of fairness that our city college has gone through over the years. as many know there is a critical role city college plays in educating and training san franciscan especially low income, people of color [inaudible] the 3 bills introduced by [inaudible] will help address many of the lack of fairness within the community college accredidation. bill 4064 establishes a path way for establish feed back and share that feed back with the federal government. it gives voice to student, faculty and community supporter on the compliance of the acedidationancy. ab 1385 and ab 1397 introduced by ting helped reform the community college accredidation process. i urge your support for these

important pieces of legislation and also to join me and other colleagues here on may 7 at 2 p.m. where i have a hearing on the status of city college in the public safety and neighborhood service committee. please join us if you can. yurd our world lost a champion of social justice and democracy and chronicle of latin america [inaudible] i'm talking about edward or gal yawno who passed away yesterday. he was a year grain activist and journalist. i want to say of his passing many people have talks about it globalally but i'll say his impact on me in 1984 when i moved to san francisco i picked up an amazing trilogy of books called the memy of fire about the istry och american and peoples strug lt. it was the real history of the americans and it moved me greatly and

also fed my mind and sole and helped give me new eye tooz see the world from the perspective of real people, oprezed people and i thank you edwaurdo gal ono for his insight as a journal ist. i ls want to say he was only 74 years old and one of my favorite jernlests rubecka sulinate writes about him. she says he was a huge influence on me, most specifically for telling me you can be lyrical and also being completely political. i think of that is the latin americans writers gift. i had the ability to-she says that i think as a latin american writers gift and no one had it and gave it more thuryly than

gal yawno. a great journalist became a great writer who founds the poutry and facts like many told by black lives matters today. who know paultication is personal and emotion and public life reaches into the privacy of our hearts? i wanted to read an amazing quote from gal yaeno that i think about every day. he said the human rainbow is mute laitded by [inaudible] racism, militarism and a lot of otherism that are killing our greatness, our possible greatness or possible beauty. edward ee gal yawny, rest in peace. the last couple items i have today, colleagues we are celebrating 45 years of earth day. i know the environmental movement is really becoming more diverse with environmental justice and community based organizations from the historic climate market. here in san

francisco join us as we celebrate earth day in the richmond district at the bal bowa theater with the [inaudible] writer foundation. surf writer is cleaning up ocean beach with me and others an sunday april 19 at 9 a.m. they are providing gloves and buckets and other tools. san francisco is also celebrating on saturday prl 18 our 5th annual earth day in the mission disrnth on 20 street. earth day is a urban earth day in san francisco with grass roots, virenltal justice and people in other organizations. pleasegyne us to support on going sustainict and

environmental justice and other efforts. for more information go to earth day sf.org. also the cherry blaussm festville. i will be in the parade on sunday. 48 years of an amazing festival for 2 weekends. thousands of people are gentleman pakeed in to japan town. it takes place from 10 to 5. the information is at sf cherry blaussm.org. i wanted to also say it pring brz many community based organization squz also inmerchants and others toort to celebrate asian and japanese american culture. i think jamming one of our social justice leader norman faungs band is playing saturday at the-one of the main stages at 12 noon. also i'll join

richmond district residence and disabled activist with the best buddies friendship walk saturday at chrisy field in the morning. i was to give a shout out to a amazing richmond district leader and a person with disunlts, john hamened who is active. he will mc the best buddies walk. the richmond district democratic club, men of the leadership [inaudible] windy air gone, [inaudible] and many others will join me as we walk to support our people in the disaiblts community and also the civilrectomies of disabled people to have jobs and employment. i thank you the community organizations for the advocacy for people with disabilities to have civil rights as everyone should have. the best buddy begins christy field on saturday. the mission is to build stronger volunteers and support for people with

disability especially those with intellectual and developmental disability and advocate for internship program jz jobs for people with different typeoffs disabilities. the san francisco walk begins at 8:30 clck a.m. and follows by bands and a number of the young people speaking, but it is great way to support in a community that needs a lot of more allies like myself and community based groups like the richmond district democratic club. go to best buddies california.org. thank you the, are rest i submit >> supervisor tang >> thank you. today i'm introducing a piece of legislation that addresses a way that the puc is able to ledge receive funding thmpt seat of california we have a clean water state resolving loan fund and basically it offer as low interest finance

option for waet water improvement. last year changes were made to the program where by the loan term is extended from 20 to 30 wreers and also no longer requires a loan det to senior to all other debt. some of the changes made to the program makeatize a very attractive frathe sfpuc and it will help the rate payers. the interest rates are set half of the rate of the general rate which is pretty incredible. for example, for everyone00 million dollars financed through this resolving fund program could result in a 2 million dollar annual savings over the life of the loan, which is 30 years. since the sfpuc we do finance, we could be eligible for oirt credit limit as the state level so this legislation would allow this amendment to be introduced into the the sfpuc budget

ordinance and with that also requesting the board of supervisors delegate authority to the puc commission to approve execution of up coming clean water loan finance agreements. i think this is a really good program the sfpuc can participate in and helps the rate payers so i do hope when it comes before the board we can all support that. next sadly i do have 2 [inaudible] and one occurred friday night. i think we heard in the news a chase that occurred in san francisco and it actually resulted in a pedestrian death at the corner of california and kerny streets. the individual who was struck in the intersection and who later passed away was a outer sunset residence. her name was bridget clucker and 42 year old and friend to many. she was

honored duringomeening day yesterday by the giants and she was a die hard giants fan. there was a moment of silence and worked [inaudible] and been with bon app taet since 2012. the ceo and foundsing of bone app teat feudal botchio stated she was a terrific manager and loved to take photographers blarly of food and loved by the staff and customers. bridget loved the out doors, worked hard and kind and had a great sense of humor, she moved to san francisco in the 1990's. we want to sepds our best regards to her family. lastly like to offer a memorial for vick torier also known as vicky, helen smith. she was a district 4 residents and we

have many giants fan and considered her giant number 1 fan. she was a bal bowo graduate and 30 year wall greens employee and she also provided a friendly face at wall dproo waens. she had a special place in her heart and treated the seniors like royalty and daily call said and visit frz were the norm. she was involved in the community and [inaudible] afterwards she volunteered countless hours here at city haul in [inaudible] in the sunset vicky rald edfor improvement of the city streets and [inaudible] she also fun raised for the sunset recreation wrairia and supported the sunset beacon center and arranged drive frz

the house. vicky asked those honoring the memory go to [inaudible] michael smith who quit his job to provide full time care with his mother making it possible for vicky to stay at home around the family. vicky is survived by her mother heriot, son michael, [inaudible] and twin sister rucell rocky [inaudible] vicky was known for her contagious humor and smile and kindness and compassion and will be greatly missed by all lives we have touched. if we can adjourn our meeting in memory of those individuals that is great >> thank you supervisor tang. supervisor wiener jrkss thank you very much madam clerk. i have 2 site items i would like to mention. the first i introduce legislation that would expand the in law unit

legislation from the cast row that we passed last year to 3 addition neighborhood. toorkt with the cast row legislation and in law legislation for buildings undergoing seismic ret row fit that we passed together will really help to expand the number of in law units that we have and in law units of course are the most affordable type of non subicized unit. in addition as of the other legislation, when the new in law units are built into buildings that are rent controlled, the new units are rent controlled as well so we will be able to create new rent controlled units. in fact we recently saw the first new rent controlled unit being created in the pursuant to cast roin law unit legislation so this is a good move for the city. we

know as our debate earlier that we continue to be in a true housing affordability crisis and we need more housing. in law units are a very good option mpt. they are despursed throughout the city. we don't run into the the height and bulk issues that sometimes cause people to have issuewise projects. in addition to being more affordable other types of new construction they also tend to be much more accessible because by in large they are on the ground floor so people who have prubl getting up and down stairs could have another option. they also tend to promolt intergerings living sometimes elderly parent or children that can't afford housing will move into the in law unit and in general they add more housing for the city.

various studies by uc berkeley and hud and aarp demonstrated these units are more affordable. as with the other legislation and cast row and seismic ret row fit in law legislation, this ledgeilation requires new units be created within the existing envoleopef the buildsing because the building can't beat expanded or made taller or wider for the new unit so whether that is a garage or basement above ground or large storage area, it has to be within the existing envolep oaf the building. colleagues this is a good piece of lechblg slaigz and it will build upon work that we already been doing. i hope that it expands into areas of the city outside district 8 and invite anyone colleagues to have a conversation with us about that. we got very strong support in every naird we

raised this. in fact, after i introduced the cast row legislation i golt ininquiry from [inaudible] saying why are you not doing this in [inaudible] and now we are and other nairblds as well. i look forward to the legislation blt this. i introduce a legislation today along with supervisor yee to commemorate and honor the hundred hth an versery of the armenian genocide. we had a wurnderful armenian american community in san francisco and it is a very pornts for us at the board of have izvoors to stand in sal darety with the armenian american community to remember the genocide that happened 100 years ago where a huge number of armenians were slaurted. we must never forget these genocides so we submit this resolution to remember and

never forget what happen. >> thank you sfr visor wiener. supervisor yee >> welcome to the week of the [inaudible] this is a opportunity it to focus on who serves the young children and the young children themselves. this week they will have much activities lined up. on friday in particular i would thrike invite anyone who is interesteden these issues to join us as you will see hundreds of babies and preschoolers marching around the street and city hall. we have done this in the past for many wreers and this year we'll do it a little differently. instead of surrounding city hall and taking over the streets of city hall we'll start here and take over the streets of the state building across from us because the

state actually provides most of the subsidize for infant and pree schooler age child care for low income families and yet the state is not providing enough for san francisco. we still have many families on the waiting list trying to get into child care so they can go to work. not only that, the state doesn't provide san francisco with the right reimbursement for the services knowing that san francisco is a very expensive place to live and people live here can't afford to provide the same services that shasta provides for the same rate. colleagues today i'm calling for the cities attorneys office to draft legislation to have the

insulation of black boxes across our city fleet. last thursday we held ahering on a report requested from budget and legislative analyst about potential public installing vehicle telematics or black boxes across the city fleet. the initial motivation behind the study was to assess whether or not equipting the cities vehicles with black boxes improve the driving behavior of the city workers. the city paid out is a 76.9 million in settlement and judgment over the past 5 years because of vehicle collisions. the insulation of black boxes including efficient, better fleet management and increase ability to address unsafe driving practices. this

technology is also proven cost savings to other cities that adopted similar problems. the city of sacramento reported scicktd thousand savings in the first month after smalling the system for 184 vehicles. in the eastern municipal district in riverside county the employees drove 165 thousand fewer miles and saved 354 thousand dollars in the first 6 months in few cost. our city has black boxes installed in 2332 vehicles with plans for another 776 more. however, there are 4700 more remaining vehicles in the fleet that currently don't