live entertain on 9th and 10th street from mission and harrison and howard and folsome in the south of market. they are not permitted in the [inaudible] where most of the residence live. it is my help the llp's will support the lively culture of artist, mew scission, comics, nexus of arts and entertain 789 ment in the sate while supporting small business that provide foot traffic and enhance it safety of the cor doors. second i'm also introducing trailing legislation to strengthen helths code requirement frz gas stations to provide clean and accessible bathrooms to the patrons during business hours by creating a enforcement mechanism. district 6 a mixed use historically with a lut of office, marfing and night life

art and also housing and over the last 15 years we have seen a steady increase of growth of housing and residential in the neighborhood cht i key part of the work we y do is insure we have infustructure where the increased dwept. a critical piece of the infrastructure beyond park jz ped safety is public restrooms. whether it is piloting staff pit stops in the tender loan or 5th street or [inaudible] mapping public restrooms that should allow access to our tourist and workers and rez dlsh, it is important that we are able to low usage in our neighborhoods so that people don't have to go to the bathroom on peoples door steps and stoops. i want to hank supervisor farrell for introducing legislation around this where we learned gas stations are specifically

required that their patrons have a safe and clean facility to utilize which is important in a nirbd like the south of market which has 224 hour gas stations which are the top groussing gas station in the state that are also kiddy corner from many clubs including 2 venues that have after hour permits including 1015 fol some and the [inaudible] we have found that commuters club goers and travellers get gas and buy food and drink but were not able to use restroom facilities late at night i locked out causing issues for the surrounding neighborhood and cor doors. our office worked with dph to clean up a loop hom that allowed a lack of over site and enforcement for violation. this is a effort to close the loop hole as we required bathrooms to remain open by

establishing a sign system for dph to use when issuing notice after inspection and hearing. the rest i submit. >> supervisor mar >> thank you colleagues. i want to thank supervisor compose for raising the state of emergency and crisis within the mission district and proceed to be one of the 5 supervisors standsing in solidary with the mission. i sense as we look forward to the cities challenges with affordable how hozing and address the displacement we will look with solidarity with mission district and support other communities in need as well. colleagues i some saddened to announce that there have been 2 suicide of young people youth in the richmond district ibthe munt of prl and

it is a concern with those that have mental illness in the families like mine that we need community helths services rchlt we are approaching asian pacific [inaudible] celebrating on monthers day. i want say little about the sue stds occurred at washington high school. in the richmond district we lost 2 washington high school community members to suicide in april. i have known of different incident on the school board for 8 years, but they were usually concentrated at some of the other high schools so to have 2 in one month is a serious concern. out of respect for the privacy of infamlies i won't devulg details until they are public for the families, but did say it is a serious

concern. for student the need for wellness is critical especially at high school. as a father of the high school student i know the stresses at high school or college prep can put on young people and without the community based services it makes it challenging especially for working class and immigrant families. i know one of the suicide victims was a asian marijuana and the other was a 18 year old that transferred out of washington high school. i know washington has a great wellness center that does peer to peer mental health counseling that is a model of how to build support from school and i think richmond area for helping develop that model. i know the school district has a great school health prm that helpwise the families and school communities

and know our city also supported wellinoussenters and community based modelsism the defundsing of community health leave us in a situation where many families and young people don't have the support they need from our community mental health system. i think the work by richmond [inaudible] and washington high school need much more support and did want to say that as we look to the expansion of the childrens #23u7bd thanks to the voters of san francisco i urge the department of children, youth and families to strongly evaluate the type of of support for multicultural mental health service frz the young people. i also want to say as we look at mental and behavioral health we need to look at communities like the richmond district which may be seen as a model minority district but we have

poverty and needs especially of immigrant young people and families. i also want to say now having talked about the tragied, because of organizations like the richmond area multiservices which i served as the receptionist 31 years ago so i feel it is my district mental honet center and they led a effort not only in san francisco but around the state to acknowledge asian pacific american mental hemth day so may 10 from 1-4 at the richmond district center will celebrate the work of [inaudible] and also the richmond district neighborhood center that partner to have a human safety net where we have great mental hent in the neighborhoods. please join us for the family wellness fair

promoting wellness. there were be activities, arts and crafts, games, yoga and family photoexhibit and also celebrate the work of so many mental melth agencies and schools and community centers. if you want more information you can go to the website www.rams inc.org. lastly hopefully the tragic suicide at washington high school will raise awareness to promote stronger mental health wellness every day of the year. the rest i ubschmit >> sfr visor tang >> thank you very much. today i'm introducing as a cosponsor along with the mayors office and supervisor wiener a

package of legislation having to do with muni and how we improve public transportation system. the first is that we are going to be mending the contract [inaudible] 48 buses and [inaudible] and other tools that go with that. the amendment will be funded by fta fund, federal transportation agency [inaudible] i think this is important as we are trying to do our very best to make investments we need to be able to encourage people to ride public transportation not just for our generation but those to come. the second package has to do with proposition a passed and sporebted by the board of supervirezs. authorize the [inaudible] obligation baunt and authorize sale of 67 million dollar bond measure from the 2014 transportation

bond specifically going toward projectss like muni forward, better market street and other improvements. i'm glad we are valuing the public transportation and the mayor and supervisors announced additional 48 million to improve leliability and hopefully they will pan out in the long run and as well as short tum. lasly i want to request we adjourn the board meeting in memory of the [inaudible] sand raw rosen field passed away a week ago. she libes in chicago and know we want to send our very best to am rosen fields family and coworkers in the controllers office. his mirther sand rulives in chicago and she helped found the first hospice service in chicago and worked

as a register nurse. i know it was unexpected for the controller and wish him and the family the best and see if there objection to doing this on behalf of the entire boardf supervisors. >> thank you supervisor tang. >> colleagues can we take this without objection? we'll adjourn the meeting on the entire board without objection >> supervisor wiener >> supervisor yee and supervisor avalos. >> thank you madam clerk. if i look redder this week it isn't a sun burn. i had the opportunity to go to cuba last week and it was pretty much a trip meeting with educator,

government officials, people involved in helt care, public health and people involved with disaster response. a lot to learn. different economic system that cuba has compared to the united states. it is a socialist country but what was a huge take away from that experience was that down to the individual the government of cuba does a lot to support people and involve people in many aspects of their delivery of service and building of infrastructure. it is a country that is very poor in infrastructure but rich in the human spirit. met with a lot of people who discussed what it is like to raise children in this country and they don't v lot of worries about what their clern are up to or the education their children get or what type of access their children have to health care or

housing all that is taken care of. they do have a lot of concern about how far dollars can go. not the dollars, but the pesoes and stretch to meet the needs. the standard of living is hard especially with the block aid from the u.s. one thing i thought that was important to take away is when it comes to deciding how to move the economy forward and how to make decisions around what type of investments are made from foreign companies people are looking to how to develop the country fl every day people for the least among them and that is something we don't do enough of here in this country and we are seeing a huge boom in our economy in san francisco, but there are many who don't benefit from that. i still think it is what supervisor compose has done and

putting a mooreatorium for the mission, it makes sense when our economy isn't [inaudible] of the people who need the housing being created. we talk about market rate housing, it isn't a san francisco market t is a global market that housing is built for. it is for people that can invest their dollars in purchase housing they may not live in in this country and that is quite an amazing thing that we see happening in san francisco. we create all this welths that is unattainable for people that live here. i commit nighself to make sure we can do what we can to share and redistribute the welths and make sure the least among us can benefit as much as they can and i'll take it as a lesson i learned from my trip and actions here in the remaining 18 months i have left on the board of supervisor jz look

forward to work with you on that colleagues. >> seeing no other names that conclude the introduction of new business >> okay, madam clerk can you please call item number 2 >> item 2 has previously been called, it is the amendment of various codes for nysreductions and regulations related to residential use near places of entertainment >> present breed >> thank you. colleagues today i have small technical amendments for item number 2. it addresses how we deal with the current and pending residential development projects. i won't go into the details, but we are concerned there could be conflict or inconsistency between 116.11 which dealwise projects for which complete development applications have already been submitted and section 8 which

also dealwise how the ordinance will aploy to pending buildings permit applications. the amendments which i circulated a little while ago to you all simply clears up any potential confusion or consistency. they are not substantive amendments. the entertainment commission will have the opportunity if it chooses to holds a hearing on pending development. this will not delay the projects progress or permit aprovel, but provide the opportunity we all seek for the developer and venue to meet with the entertainment commission and plan how the 2 can coexist. the planning department can heed any input from the entertainment commission along ong the way. we had a hearing on the land use committee. i do want to thank everyone who made this land mark legislation possible starting with supervisor wiener

who was a supporter from very early on and a great advoicate for night life as well as other supervisors who sponsor this legislation including supervisor cohen kim, christensen and farrell. farrell who frequents the night life establishments in the city. i would also like to thank the department of building inspection code advisory committee, small business and entertainment commission, the building inspection commission and planning commission who all endorse this legislation. all the staff of the entertainment commission including [inaudible] black spp stone and jauslen caen. dipty city attorney vicky wong [inaudible] office of ecpneumic and work force development. [inaudible] planning department and legislative aid, coner

johnston. lastly i want to thank the night life community who help give the city its soul and who is so incredbly supportive and involved throughout the process including the california music and culture association [inaudible] got 37 signature tooz support this legislation and dozen ozf people who came to the planning and land use committee. thank you all. san francisco night life bars and nob nab attract 15 million customers each year and generates over 800 million in spending in the city according to the controllers office reports. more than that these venues are a part of the culture and what makes us san francisco. as we build more housing fl everyone who want tooz live here, we have to protect the reasons why they want to live here in the first

place. thank you to everyone who made this possible. toorkt we are protecting san franciscos moozic venues and making sure people living here are also enjoying the vibrant night life that exists throughout our great sate. >> president breed make a motion to have technical amendments to. second by supervisor wiener. if we can take the motion to amend without objection? supervisor wiener >> thank you mr. chairman. i want to thank president breed and our office for their leadership on the very important piece of legislation. i was proud to play president breeds wing man on this one and her office did a extraordinary job work wg the community and city department to make this a

realty. this legislation is long over' due. we know noithd life is very important to the culture of the city and also the economy of the city. when one of the first things i did is and for a economic report which shows night life is 4.2 billion dollar industry. we improve late night transportation but it is all for not if the late night establishments struggle to survive. the city is becoming more crowded and putting more housing in which is important but as the population grows we all have to learn i think to get along together in different kinds of ways and we no longer have the luxury of having live music venues that are isolated on their own with nothing anywhere near them. that is

harder and harder to do given the current state of our city, so we have to make slur that as various kinds of development moves closer and closer to our live music venues and other late night venues we have clear rules in place and one of the rules has to be adequate sound proofing on the buildings mpt another rule is people know and understand where they move. when you move into the neighborhood you take the neighborhood as you find it. you don't into the a neighborhood and say, wait there is something there for a long time and don't like it so it has to go. the entertainment using and live music are important parpts of the city. we need tamake sure that people that rent or brie rr near these venues know what is going on and know there is live music or aortform of

entertainment squewe don't have a situation with neighbors coming in and helping shut down these venues. thank you for president breed for pursuing this important legislation and i'm proceed to support it >> seeing nor other names on the roster can we call the roll on the item please >> item 2 as amended supervisor chrisianson, aye. cohen, aye. farrell, aye. kim, aye. mar, aye. tang, aye. wiener, aye. yee aye. avalos, aye. breed, aye. compose aye. there are 11i's. >> item passes unanimously. madam clerk can we go to public comment >> the public can comment for

unto 2 minutes on the items including the minutes and items on adoption. public comment isn't allowed on items subject to public comment. direct your comments to the board as a whole. speakers using translation will be aloud twice thumounts of time and if you would like to project something [inaudible] remove the document when you like the screen to return >> first speaker, please >> i realize this is a long shot. there is 100 percent challenge that the archbishop isn't watching this meeting, but hoping a aid is. i'm mark drought and own stream master

carpet clean ing in san zosay if you dial [inaudible] the archbishop will get 1 thousand squire foot of carpet cleans for free, but you can only obtain this if you show up at the san francisco board of supervisors meeting next tuesday the 12th and take advantage of public comment. i guarantee this thing will-everybody is onative through the computer and if you show up you will i guarantee shake these board of supervires will shake in their boots as you answer you are hateful and intolerant because you say home osexuality is wrong. the best argument and i give to become a christian is the argument jesus and paul and peter gave and thereat is the argument of fulfilled prophecy. brf he

dide on the cross we go to jurislm and all things written by the profits concerning the sochb man shall be fulfilled. he pointed to that which hfs written by the profits. the profits were long dead and then detailed some of them. he didn't say read ijaya fiver 3 or psalm 2 or daniel 9. he said it is delivered to the gentile jz mock and spit on spitefully treated and put to death and the third day he'll rise again. that is saument rr 18 [inaudible] all the religions are shown false because they have no prophecy jnchshz thank you. next speaker, please >> [inaudible] i have no

money. [inaudible] could be totally out of money. [inaudible] how many can enjoy [inaudible] 5 days a week. being confined within that working place [inaudible] without freedom of seft expression. being responsible to support ones family members and themself and all the later expendstures are those [inaudible] business leaders enjoy a career of creation, invention, connection and the

[inaudible] of politics, holyness, education and [inaudible] i just call to say i love you. i just call to say how much i care. i just call to say i love you and i mean it from the bottom of my heart. [inaudible] >> thank you. i want >> to announce we have 3:30 accommodation so can only take public comment up to 3:30. once we 3:30 come we resume public comment after accommodations so want to let the members of the public know

>> good afternoon president breed and supervisors. have graphics and want to show san francisco natives what happens to san francisco natives sometimes. they disappear sometimes. you know that it was in the news, and a safety was admired. the tour bus was going down hate rr street and caught on fire. the tour caught on fire. the tour caught on fire. gone and set the hate rr street night on

fire. and the safety was admired and was sired. and the fire alarm came along a wire. and the tour bus went down hate street and you know that it had caught on fire. the tour bus caught on fire. the tour bus caught on fire, gona set the hate street night on fire. safety was admired i want to say you that you heard it in the news. the tour bus caught on fire. gona set the hate street night on fire. >> thank you very much. next speaker please >> i'm 83-8 thundershower 84 years old and and haul cost

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