support keeping the triangle in the park station at this time. we've had a lot of property crime. we had a violent death in november. and we have had in the last year a constant escalation of this trust really in the community in feeling like we were very vulnerable to crime. park station heard that cry from the community and has done everything that they possibly could and has been on the street and have gotten to know the neighborhood i think much better even recently. i think keeping the continuity with park station in terms of the perception of the community

and the community feeling safe as opposed to now switching to northern station. we just got a new captain. at park station with which the community is getting familiar with. i think the perception of people feeling safe in the neighborhood on the streets is very important and i'd ask you to keep us with park. >> presidentthank you... is there any further public comment on the adoption of the redistricting maps? good evening. >> testifier: i think since the triangle is, then northern, and that it would help reduce crime and because they removed them to northern would hope that area become: as you say and reduce crime. he shouldn't run away from something that the cities are addressing a

certain portion away that it's just another person that i don't think people should get privileged to be were they think it feels safer could all leave areas should be treated equally and just because you feel that one areas, then does me run away and throw it under the rug. i think should be put in northern inhibits the same positive affect the less common area as you say. >> president:: any thank you. any public comment on the spanner? is bresnan. >> testifier: good evening commissioners. i'm jackie -- like i was half out of i sport redistricting. it needs to happen. it's going to happen and i appreciate all the work and the time that any effort everybody's put into this. i once again am calling for a dedicated time for revisiting this and seeing how it works.

not waiting 10 more years. i'm thinking 6 months down the line to see whether the calming effect is taking place within the community is being served as opposed to served up are happy with the changes, whether the officers are happy with the changes. i still want more put patrol on 6th street. thank you. >> president: thank you. any further public comment on the spanner? hearing none, public comment is now closed. colleagues. we'll start with commissioner kazuko >> commissioner bazooka: our thing everyone cannot do this. i want to thank the controller's office for the work they put into this. they could guess documents and evidence and a sweet quest for statistics and calls for service. or think the police bauman and she put all the captains who participated it i want to thank commissioner who

really let us through this process. the sum of best committee meetings we've ever had. i tell you the commission is very engaged in this the many many different meetings. but again your leadership was exceptional on this. i really want to thank the community. i have to tell you from my career on this please commission never seen anything like what i saw come from a tenderloin in our meetings in the tenant. the participation from the people in the tenderloin. which is i think michael commissioners been on for what we were shot by those meetings of everybody that's come here an incredibly diverse crowd with diverse interests i think" to the tenderloin because a lot of what you see her tonight be something about for his result of what they've heard from those people that live and work in the tenderloin. again, i think it's exceptional and thank you for what you've done. this is incredible and i would love 1st make the tenderloin one of the safest neighborhoods in this a good investor who undergo the priest was i've

share some things that were said about the drug dealers in the tempered i sat quietly we [inaudible] [inaudible] sandra goes on out there open-air drug market and guess what i know the been arrested because i've seen them being arrested for child work and one that's what's happening on the other. you are in the tunnel and i'm sorry you have to go through the. this is one step in the process of getting it done. thank you for what you do. >> president: thank you. commissioner wong >> commissioner, echo the thanks. particular the controller's office has been up to listen to a lot of public comment. i've a question for the cheap in terms of the switch around to --. i use one of the new park station were folks who work there if it had him put on the drivability? is this going to work in terms of that switch?

>> clerk:: the party got more than half of what we're talking about really the only change for station is that they pick up that very very tiny little sliver. so that the calls for service that's been suggested as wooded as that's a change from the original proposed state line but it's so gauche it's basically have to what we're suggesting you 30 have more than half. >> commissioner: operation additional difference? >> clerk: not think there is a michelin to: pat at one of the early means when the goals of this bus was try to balance out the cat and cable calls so the stations would have a better balanced number of calls. i think that teresa concerns he might park station was little but lower than the other stations. so it seems to me to make sense to move the triangle to that of balance it out. i think that will serve the

station better as well and to the poster cannot tonight, were well represented by supervisors was called on your behalf as well. >> president: commissioner dejesus >> commissioner dejesus: i echo it's pretty much everyone assumed i would say thank you to the controller's office for listening to his. once it was and concerns raised by this commission to have a district map put together without community input but it seemed to work out really well. going into the community especially the tenderloin was all thoughtful concerns. there offers suggestions that assisted us the realistic suggestions. and hope to see how we could move the line and make it more accessible or more available to that community. as one of think that apartment for meeting what they said. they put the map together but the map is just a suggestion

pointed and that it was something to work off of and could be moved. i think tonight's figures showed that are able to move these lines that works for the apartment and works for the community. i do want to thank commissioner and all the fellow commissioners who showed up and met with committee members and took phone calls and participated in the process. i'm looking at the statistics on options 6 and i agree with the chief got there pretty negligible and it looks like certainly it's doable and i think the committee needs to that. so i would support option 6. >> president: thank you. vp -- >> commissioner: i just cannot echo the comments. what was most important to me the calls for service and the cat and cable be evened out. it is more about dedicating resources to the particular area. it seems

that moves make sense. in the -- triangle area. i think it's a good balance. it also meets with the community is asking for. i would be in favor of that. i also wanted to say commissioner loftis has spent a lot of time on this. she called me at 6:00 am a lot to talk about some of the issues did i want to tell everyone that she cares very deeply about this process. the controller's office has been amazing the consultants were amazing and thanks so much to the department for taking our many many concerns and asking for them to revise and rewrite the lines. so many times. so thanks for that. [inaudible]

>> president: thank you to my colleagues in the controller's office appears like i was a married software suite 7 said earlier time where is the love. there is a law. i did love means a lot of things but through this process i think so many people love their neighborhoods. and love in a lot of ways which is what i love about the police are doing this when i don't love and i think what looks like tony when the falling short. so the process is very instructive. in a way, really good time to be in so many different neighborhoods get in hearing from folks not just about redistricting but about what was happening. so i'm incredibly grateful for everybody's input and i think the tenderloin in particular just wantedtthe seriousness with which the collaborative took the process they stun does the bidding of the map the 1st time around. so really engaged. it taught me a lesson about how civic engagement can work and what's possible together in partnership. because the recover my cenote was completely priest but at the end of the day i think that apartment the commission and

the committee members met ido i saw each other where they were. i think it's been a be a very instructive process for us to go through as we look ahead at all the challenges we have before us. so, >> commissioner just one more comment. i think ms. price is right-we to look at how things are command arrested out of 6 months is going to be township may possibly a year but i think we do need to talk about revisiting and seeing what are the results of our work here. >> president: -- >> commissioner: i just want to echo what everybody has said. i want to say, because was said tonight that the commission should go to the community that the community shouldn't have to come here. to this process would we work and every committee that was going to change. i think people need to understand that and realize that their voice could have been heard during those community meetings. the commission has

gone to the community. i'm so grateful that tenderloin set the standard for having what, almost 200-300 people did it was wonderful because their voice was heard. so, i want to add my comments by saying put a motion on the floor for the commission to accept options 6. >> president2nd okay. inspector monroe i think we need to roll call. >>[roll call vote]

>> clerk: the motion passes. 6-0. [applause] >> president: the gentleman from the post office but i think i'm going to embrace. i was set up and caught on camera thank you guys so much. thank you everyone. we have a new district map. i believe the next steps are it will take 30-45 days to make that change. the we party department so -- perspective please call xm >> clerk: line item 4. public comment on all matters pertaining to item 8 below closes should including public comment on vote whether to hold item 6 -- in closed session.

>> president: colleagues we have a chance to -- site members of the public the matters that would handle them in closed session so that any public comment on the factor will go into closed session at this point. >> clerk: >> testifier: i think these matters need to be in open session at point blank. i sat that altering soul seen the performance the public employees and that you statement and how the commission board [inaudible] i think the public needs to hear that what's left of the public. item be is very critical and senior police officers should return to duty. that is something that throughout the turmoil of the last couple months the police shootings of unarmed but an empty shootings of unarmed people in people dying under custody that a lot of people have said officers should be

on leave without pay or officers should be on some sort of leave and noxious dust jobs so i think this should be public for that reason. >> president: thank you. any further public on? the rule is, there certain governmental code sections and privileges which prevent us from having to discuss these matters in open session. any further public comment. hearing none, public comment is now closed. do i have a vote on whether or not to go into closed session? 2nd? all those in favor say, aye. opposed, nay. the motion passes. we are in closed session.this would level motion

to not discussion all those in favor say, aye. opposed, nay. mashing >> clerk: the next item is adjournment president to ever motion? 2nd? all those in favor say, aye. opposed, nay. the motion passes unanimously. we are adjourned. >>[gavel]

>> alright, good morning, everyone, thank you so much for your patience, we're just going to get started and i know our chair is on his way, i'm katy tang, the chair of this committee, we are at the thursday april 23, 2015 rules

committee meet, and we have jim smith and jessie larson, so madam clerk, do you have announcements? >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. items acted upon today will appear on the may 5th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you, so again, i really want to thank you all, i know you're very busy, we want to at least get rolling ahead with our rules committee meeting, so madam clerk f we could call item number 1. >> it is the motion approving or the rejecting of the major's appointment of debbie mesloh, term ending november 189, 2018 to the commission on the status of women. >> if we could have ms. mesloh come forward.er >> good morning, vicewoman tang and supervisor cohen, i wanted to talk to you about my qualification, i'm happy to be

plaids orn this committee for the status of women commission, [inaudible], a little bit about my background and what i would like to do on the commission, i moved to san francisco in 1997, i don't have the privilege of being a native but it is my chosen home as an adult, i took a vacation here, i don't know why anybody would want to live anywhere else and i still feel like that to this day. i worked on one of my passions which is women in leadership, i'm from the women's political committee, iem former board meeting of the chapter of noral, others saturday in andreas kitchen and we created an idea of a merge and i know there's several graduate ts of that problem. i had the honor to elect our first female d.a. in san francisco and our first female ag when we first elected my

boss camela harris, the time i served at the d.a. aos office with her, we worked on legislation that would codify human traffic ining the california penal code, it had to be prosecuted as [inaudible] for proper data collection, still leads to funding and restitution for victims. we also worked very hard to change the semantics around teenage prostitution to exploited youth and we increased the prison time for the johns, i served on president obama's staff in 2008 and traveler around the knotty *f ri from 18 months going from battle ground to battle ground to ensure his election. i've worked at the gap, a company as we know is founded here in san francisco, was

co-founded by a women, was the first retailer to raise the minimum wage, so i'm delighted to join the regional family in this capacity, i had the opportunity to sit down with the regional director emily morasi earlier this week on how my experiences can contribute to the commission and i had my opportunity to serve on my first commission yesterday which i enjoyed. i believe i can help the commission bridge policies and programs that we want fo see with the private sector in san francisco, now having been at the gap for the past four years and having served the rest of my career in public service, i would like to see our private sector engage more with the xhiltion and with this body as well and the supervisors to increase their engagement. at gap, i think we have some opportunity to talk about the equal pay ordinance and task force which i know the equal bay advisory board that met for the first time last week, i hope we can learn some key

learnings there. my years nr the d.a.'s office educated me with domestic violence, first responder, the appropriate data collection and i would like to work with the members of the supervisors e on these. vice chair tang, i know you've been a champion of antihuman trafficker work, i appreciated your time, we talked about that this morning, imd like to continue working on that with combating that massage parlours and supervisor cohen, i know you worked closely with the commission to have on-site staffing with antiviolence, so i would like to continue working with you on that work, i like to work with close collaboration with you, i know this is the strongest commission of status of women

in the country and i hope to secure your support. >> thank you for your thorough presentation. do we have questions or comments from committee? >> good morning, everyone, ms. maz lowe, it's nice to see you, i wanted to hear a little bit about your vision, clearly you run down of your experience and you have assets to bring to the commission, i wanted to hear your vision in moving forward, what you would like to see or what you would like to accomplish. >> looker at the event that we're going the have in october that the mayor is holding, i'm pleased he's doing that, i attended for many years the conference ms. shriver held in california, i would like to see the private sector engagement with that event and with other policies much more engaged. i think the gender of quality principle work that the commission is doing is something i can bring leadership on including more of our retail companies and our tech companies. supervisor tang and i had an

opportunity to talk this morning that often it's not easy for the private sector company tos know how to plug in and to help but i think they there will be much more of an opportunity for partnership and i think that's where i can really hopefully add some leadership to that. >> is there any other work outside of partnering with the private sector and bringing them in you've done a tremendous amount of work in on the ground in ethnic and low-income community, i don't know of any work that you haven't done. >> thank you, supervisor. >> i would like to hear maybe some policy ideas that you might have that you could champion with your fellow commissioners. >> well, supervisor tang and i had a chance to talk this morning one about a potential mentor ship program that we could laufrnl with the private side, i'm looking to leverage

our resource of library in doing that. we also talked about the potential of a november ballot initiative on a paid family leave and that's something i would like to continue working with her on and other supervisors as well and looking if we can leverage the private side to do that. >> thank you, no further questions. >> thank you. and i do apologize to my colleagues and the public as they were waiting, we were late, i was trying to jump start our bike share program and we got into endless debate, so i thank you for start thing meeting without me and ms. mesloh, we spoke this morning on the phone and i'm glad we're face to face here today. i want to thank you for accepting the nomination for the status of women from the mayor's office and we spoke and i feel very comfortable with

your interests, what you bring to the commission and i would love to support you coming through. >> thank you, chairman, i appreciated your time this morning as well and look forward to continuing our conversation, thank you. >> we can open up this item for public comment, i have a couple of wards and if you could come. >> [inaudible] once upon the principle of myself, of being a good [inaudible] to all people, rest upon the [inaudible] only knowing how to be vesting upon the [inaudible] excellence, only knowing how to be firm can one bring instillers of good standing, and good stand of students can be in one be in good security, can one be a

vision of wisdom, only into knowing or being within good reasoning, wisdom can have good [inaudible] to having [inaudible] and any matter, to have [inaudible] progress, including such before and -- a nation, [inaudible]. (indiscernible). >> thank you, i have a couple of cards and if you could come in the order na your names are called. (calling speaker names). >> and anyone who would like to

comment. >> good morning, supervisor, i'm so happy to stand in front of you as a san franciscan, as a proud nem -- feminist, as a prom, as a proud activist, in celebration of debbie mesloh, her appointment to this commission is so important, i've known debbie for close to ten years and i know first hand and i've seen directly her incredible activism, her bringing dignity, responsiveness, programs to communities, to women and all communities who need it the most. you've heard her qualifications already, she's a woman for all seasons, she has stood with us when we created the first charter high school for men and women, she stood with us with we started our restorative justice program for

incarcerated men and social justice, we have everything to gain as san franciscans, as women in the overall community so i stand here with great happiness and celebration for this appointment as we have everything to gain. thank you. >> good morning, chairman avalos, supervisor tang and supervisor cohen, i'm here in strong support of debbie mesloh, i've known her for 14 years and i've worked both at the d.a.'s office here and at the ag's office statewide, two piece, she's been a critical advocate for women in gh*es i can violence cases as well as part of the coalition than d.a. harris did with human trafficker, so, she'd be a great advocate, i think the partnership between the status of women and the public safety system of san francisco is one where we need to continue to

collaborate and making sure we're serving women and girls, as a mother of three girls in san francisco, i know supervisor tang and supervisor cohen, we've been lucky to have powerful leaders with women and power and my girls have benefited and have been before the commission on the status of women, it's an important commission, not just for women but for girl, debbie is someone bho sees the magic in girl, the potential and is capable of delivering a much more ek wit nl world, their work is important and debbie mesloh will be a huge asset, so i hope that you would support her. thank you very much. >> next speaker. >> good morning, avalos, vice chair tang, supervisor cohen, i stand before you in strong support as debbie mesloh on the commission of the status of women,