unless we do something different by the time the city is in a position as supervisor breed said, it takes time for the city to do anything when it comes to housing, but by the time you get to the a position where you can acquire the limited amount of land that is available, unless we do a pause on luxury ement dedevelopment that housing will be gone and know now land to build affordable housing. i welcome the request that has been made to have the chief economist for the sate do a report on the luxury mooreatorium, but i note a couple things. i hope that as we move forward with this request that the mission is not held to a higher standard. i have since i have been on the board seen supervisors requests things that are specific to their district including

interim controls for their district without an economic impact report. i hope when it comes to am mission additional requirementerize not made of that noirbd. the second point is if it is the case that this report is so critical to understanding the merits othe proposal it is interisting that people who are putting so much value on a report have no problem coming forered with out against the proposem before any findings in the report are completed or began. the final point is this, that before we introduce our proposem we checked with the chief economist who noted a 45 day

pause in huz expercent poren doesn't require a economic impact analysis. the requested period of time where fr come action is sought is simply not long enough to vamaterial impact on the eannomy. to the extent i agree there has to be a report that looks at long term implications of a luxury housing horatorium, i would hope that the very people who have called for that report will follow the advise and guidance of there economist that indicated no report is need frd the first phase of the proposal. i hope that we move forward votes on that first phase on the merits up or down without waiting to delay the action on a report that the economist himself indicated isn't necessary. the rest i submit >> thank you supervisor companyose. supervisor

christensen >> i just want to add my enthusiasm for the proposed housing bond touching on the high points most of which are covered. i think the fact this sh the largest housing bond to date the city considered is important. i have many constituents are more likely to support it because their property taxes will not be raised. i do think it is important it is part of a bigger funding package and particularly because the bond will allow us to leverage state and federal funding through matching financing. i believe we can manage this bond and through that management build not only housing and confidence in the cities ability to take steps toward finding solutions for the housing crise js in doing so we create support for future housing bonds as we have done for other departments and projects in the city. most importantly the information

that i have indicate thrz is a great deal of support for this particular bond and this particular amount and think that is most critical since what we all want is a bon we can pass in nchb. i know my colleagues supervisor cohen and kim have absorbed a lot of the housing increases in the city and grateful for that. i'm please today see supervisor avalos welcome to it somethof dement in his dist rnth. i understand supervisor companyosetoryed south van ness looks for opportunities and as i look for my district the most built out in the city and the most dense that even we are trying to find opportunity for mew housing where we can do our part. the rest i submit >> seeing no other name ozthen roster that concludes the introduction of new business >> thank you. so, madam

clerk is dpw returned? >> no madam president we have yet to hear that they ready >> at this time the public may comment tupe 2 minutes on items within the subject matter jurisdiction including the policy discussion bedween the honorable mayor and supervisor tang and the minutes and items on the adoption without reference to committee calendar item 17-19. direct yoir remark tooz the board as a whome and not individual supervisors nor to the audience. speakers using translation will be allowed twice the amount of time to testify and if you like a document to be displayed on the over head projector state such to sfgtv and remove the document from the screen

>> first speaker please >> my name is fran cyst co [inaudible] i'm requesting the board of supervisors we have public comment in the earlier portion of your deliberations. it is really cumbersome for someone to sit down for hours just to give 2 minutes of public comment. also, somebody like me when i stand up i was approached fwhie sheriff and it is a pity that i had to explain to him what my situation is. i'm requesting if you are wanting us to come here let us say what we want to say and leave and you all can [inaudible] as you are used to. i know you are want toog have a hearing on this and hearing on that, i think we should have a hearing on the board of

supervisors. there are 2 board of supervisors who got their election illislely. we have supervisors here that are [inaudible] we need to get a hearing oen that and we need to find out about supervisor who are backing the developers and fiend out how can some supervisors get a salary from outside what you get here and still be here and other supervisors who make deals with developers who reported to me. we have data and want to put it on the blogs that they make deals with develop rbs. i request you board of supervisors, i need to come ovhere. [inaudible] may not like what i have to say, but i tale you if t is disgusting. if you have a video of the supervisors here 5 or 6 years ago and take a video of what is deliberated here you can see

for yourself. there is no substance and give you 5 seconds of my time. thank you very much >> thank you, next speaker, please >> >> i am 2 years on the street. 85 years old. holocaust survivor and world war ii survivor. you talk about housing and a lot, but only one air craft, it is about from 20 to 50 billion dollars. can you understand how many houses will you have? this is [inaudible] fastest country. obama fastest and mayor lee and

board of supervisors fasts. i want to tell you i lived in different soviet union, it is table, but we never-no one country in the world evict people. you have a problem in the country about eviction. it is became like a lawful united states. [inaudible] he is mentally ill or drunk or using drug. this is the problem. in police you know very well that american police is fascist police. police came to my home 12 aclock at night naked, 6 police took me out [inaudible] i'm on-this is bible. and this

is torah. i ask god to punish you because you don't do [inaudible] you have to do something to help people. okay? god you sir. next speaker, please >> president breed and other victims of the cuball, my name is cristful doll and liv at sickt and howerered 14 meters and 10 blocks from sea level. i rise to expanld on the subject of guv rns in the 21 cinchry. the word chaived in so many ways and the structures and goaloffs government must change with it. the overall objective of the governments must continue to be to maximize

capacity och constituents, adapt to change. this has not changed but the tools used have and will continue to change. the first step is maximize the observation of descriptions. a tap on the screen shows a picture and another tap shows a city stamp. if the city and county had the where with a l to manage instugram hash tags we wouldn't have appeals of sequa determinations because there fablths withed be visible and incontestable. the vecd step ask maximize implementation. one tap on the screen would share the fact that 8th street between market and mission is moving towards 7th street and away fwraum the holiday in currentry on 8th street at about the rate of

110th millimeter a day. aorttap notes any rumediation hasn't slowed in thes down. the final step is communication. not yours members, but the communications of your constituents specifically the ones about you. are you trending? a doubt it and sure you wish you got that level of attention, but for now smile. you are on you tube. thank you president breed >> thank you, next speaker, please >> good afternoon president breed and supervisors. i have grachics. graphics please. she has a musical out it says for water there. carol king. it looked like fatal attraction. she did this song and change thd words qu & it

isbed the mission. i feel the mission earth move under my feet, i feel the large building sky tumbling down. what do aiodo about affordable housing in the mission all around? [singing]. city when you see your land face it is like the carnival month of may and city, we needa fordable housing in the buildings big buildings that come away. i feel the earth tumbling building down. also wrote, i ask you now city and won't ask again, will you still love us tomorrow? is this a last thing building mission treasure or just a

budget item measure? so i ask you now i won't ask again. will you still love the mission housing tomorrow. they thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors good afternoon president breed. beverly upten usingly here as [inaudible] i want to thank you you for your unanimous vote >> sorry, since we passed this item we can't talk about it in public comment >> i also want to thank for everything you have done today and in the past to preserve housing in san francisco and keep san francisco affordable for all. i think it is what rube goldburke would have wanted >> thank you very much

>> jacquie nailer and want to thank for what you are doing for housing in san franciscoment bevly and her husband and myself and husband struggle with the ellis act eviction we face in the rube goldburg building so despite the effort made today we still are facing that and i wanted to invite you all tomorrow we are having a open house at 194 golf street which is the historic flat in the building. it has old wall paper and everything imaginable from noon to 2 tomorrow at 194 golf street and we'll also raise awareness for our eviction and do interviews. i want to thank you for your effort t is so needed and have a lut of faith in the effort you are making. thank you so very much. jurkss that you

can, next speaker, please >> distinguished members of the borebd. i came to talk about a legal office conversion in the mission. when i became involved last week in office planning to design indoor bike parking it came to my attention that our office had no permits. i discussed this with building commissioner walker who further expressed that because it is first story and this is at 351 alabama, but refer to it as 350 florida. they convurt the entrance mptd. we sent a building inspector over theres

who was surprised that i was terminated for raising the concerns. i want to take the opportunity today to raise this and thank frz hear me out >> thanks very much. next speaker, please >> good afternoon. i'm diana mar teens and with the mission sro collaborative. i'm here representing a lot of tenets wloo live in sro's in the mission and want today say we really support what supervisor compose said earlier particularly about the bond and about how we need much more resources than what is suggested. earlier this year the housing authority epiened up a list for some affordable housing in city of san francisco and 10 thousand

people applied for that affordable housing mpt it really says something about what an emergency we are in and so we are here to address this housing emergency. sro tenets see increased harassment, no fault eviction jz more and more building are coming into the mission. more z more luxury housing buildings that sro tenets cannot afford for the majority of the population who live in the mission they cannot afford it. that is why we are here to be in support of the mooreatorium proposed last week and also to support the comment that were said by supervisor compose earlier. this city is in great need and we really hope the supervisors here can find it in their heart to support the residence of this city. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker,

please >> good afternoon, my name is [inaudible] also with the mission sro collaborative born and raised in san francisco in the tenderloin. yes, there are a few of us left and sphyou don't enact strong legislation such as a mooreatorium or allow more money for affordable housing you will see people like me in a museum. i mean partially sutear clael and partially in dispair because i see families and friend not being able to live in the sate and see sro in the city and work and advocate for resident not being able to live in the city because of the act of strong legislation that isn't coming from the board. appallgist we were not able here last week b but we will

organize around the issue from now on, many organizations around the city. there was a city poll done and 65 percent polled supported a halt on the mission district for a year so there is broad support in every district including supervisor wiener and supervisor fairbl district who have come out against this proposal with out their economic report coming out. i hope you all actually do something good for the city and actually instead of the rhetoric of affordable housing supporting the resident enact legislation to help them. local high school got a shout out i can't leave here without giving a shout out to the best high school in the city,

galileo lions >> thank you very much. next speaker, please >> good afternoon supervisors, i'm peter warfield executive director of library users association. i would like to call your attention and the publics attention to getting less for more expenditure and i would thrike urge you to have hear squgz ask question when the mayors budget comes to you june 1 with respect to the library. regarding reduced service, if thirst thing the library laz done in the about the last year is >> student put entry restrictions on the public that are so bad that the american civil liberties union of northern california sent the library a letter saying that

some of those rules and punishments the exclusions from attendance were unacceptable including one specifically referring to inappropriate use of the bathrooms which ultimately ended up in the librarys rules anyway. anonymous searching for patrons is all but eliminated from our library last year. there were ix 60 terminals spread throughout the location squz now there are 2 in one location. every other terminal requires a library card to use. bib locommon is installed for public and they allow them sevl squz the library thingatize is okay, they can kick out any user for any reason from using their service. they can censor

what people say. they can break patron privacy and investigate our patron jz outsourcing suggestions. i challenge anybody to do a subject >> thank you very much. next speaker, please >> hello, my name is vick fur air. i hone inproducer loft video sound stage located next door to 2779 folsom street. that building was given a citation 162016. that building >> i'm sorry to interrupt. did you have a chachbs to talk to dpw or were you late to the 3 o'clock hearing? >> i was here >> did you is a clans to talk to a representative? we are general public comment so if you don't mind because we had

public coptant i will ask a representative to talk to you outside the chamber >> out here? okay. >> thank you, next speaker, please >> yes, my name is dan rose a, i work in disease prevention. i was deprived of sleep again last night from 2:30 to 5:30 a.m. my back was irritated so that yfs prevented from falling back to sleep. on october 28 last year i attended this meet frg the first time. my back had been virtually emobilized, some high tech means had been used at night to tighten thup muscles in my back so badly i could barely walk. i had to stretch for 2 or 3 hours in the morning to regain

some ability to walk. the same technology was used last night in a lesser form to deprive me of sleep. they irritated my back just enough so that i was prevented from falling back to sleep. perhaps there are certain parties that don't want me it atened this meeting, don't want me to continue going marine county and telling them they had the highest rates of breast cantser in the world that synthetic estrogen is playing a significant role in half the cases that the drug companies had been told from sickt years by leading scientist organizations and that this drug was causing cancer, heart attack, stroke and birlth defecktz and should not be put on the market. a new study in 2010 revealed the breast cancer women develop from taking synthetic estrogen

had a 96 percent greater likelihood of dying from the disease. i get threats against myself and my family and continue to be derived of sleep and hundreds of times [inaudible] put in the room that make me feel [inaudible] >> thank you, sir. next speaker, please >> i hoped archbishop cor dilawn would show up but he didn't. i thought it was gods will but it wasn't because if it was it would have happened. his will is sometimes very mysterious. today i would like to talk about how jesus didn't say a lot of nice things about people. in mark 7 he said out of the heart of men perceive evil thoughts, [inaudible] all

these evil things come from inn with and defile the man. it is interesting when john the baptist showed up or through the disciples they had a message for jesus in regards whee was the messiah and so he said watch this and he healed people in front their their yies and he left and said privately between you and me, there has nench been a man like john the baptist. this is he and whom it is written, behold i send my messenjure before thigh face that prepares thigh way before thee. there isn't a greater profit than john the baptist and says he is much more than a profit because he was written about. when they ask john are you a [inaudible] he had a guilty conscious and

said no. because he was a sinner he said no. jesus didn't vaguilty correspondences so bragged thereat he fulfilled scriptures t. is incredible. jesus christ said mozes wrote of me. mozes wasphony00 years before him. none of us is 20 nene years old and say i saw him raise the dead >> thank you, next speaker, please >> tom gill burty. if someone tolds me when i was 16 or 26 or thrie sex that the rich nss of my life is dependent on my 91 year old amother taking care of my

approaching 60 year old special sister and this woman is huffing and puffing and out of breath by the time she is from one bedroom to the other, i would have been dumfounded. she second me last week did i go to city hall and said yes. did you speak? yes, tfs worth it? i gave high 2 cents and it was worth a nickel. she kind of chuckleed. last week i talked about corporate busesment we can fine up to 10 thousand dollars a stop for every stop and comes to 240 million dollars if it is 10 buses in the course of a year. all these corporate structures can buy the 10 bus frz 5 to 10 million dollars. on the other side of the coin i recommended the uber cell phone telephone companies, if we fine them after 2 months if they don't

have anything for wheelchair accessible 25 thousand a week it cames to 100 thousand a month, 1.2 million dollars a year. if i was sth chief of ceo of any of those companies i would fine that in a flash so i would have to-i could be waved of providing wheelchair accessible vans and drivers for the sate of san francisco. what a voice change. anyway, with that you understand what i'm talking about? we don't want to go backwards thmpt rumor has it these new buses that are being remodeled, the express fwuzing they take out wheelchair accessibility >> thank you very much. are there any other members of the public who would like to provide public? seeing none public comment is cloized >> modm clerk can