reach out to small businesses and you have to work hard to sell your products but what you can get a referral systems from one to the other to the other to the other it is a great thing and i hope it really grows and will be successful i'm sure the council will help and the president will be happen to hear about this and let everyone know. >> you know a lot of this is getting creative how the businesses can buy from other backdoor in the city those folks are looking for creative input is there anyone from the public that wishes to speak on this item seeing none on this item. >> this is a discussion item so do we have the presenter for item number 5 the service station bathroom requirements. >> i want to make sure there's

no final comments. >> any final comments all right. so great so well, we have one more presentation so in the interest of giving the item number 5 presenter time if my commissioners agree we'll move on to item 7 the last call for item 5 is the presenter for hackman hood here fantastic come on up. >> so can you please bryan read item 5 into the record. >> item 7. >> presentation and discussion of hack the hood for a website for small businesses present by heinecke resident a. >> thank you for having me. >> with this presentation. >> so i have a power point presentation for you all as well as bryan mentioned i'm here with

hack the hood a nonprofit based in oakland and we work with protecting youth of color and teach them how the how to build websites as you can see mobile friendly website and the cost of a challenge for this type of technology and the goal of hack the hood is to empower the youth by teaching them how to build website we provide free wbtdz pent we the concept is ash one of our co-founder in ante oakland an her smart phone looking phone number for an accountant there has to be more accountants but three years ago that was what started hack the hood and starred the concept

about incurring the community of color between 6 and 21 to build a website to empower the community by helping small businesses get online so our program uses a website builder as a platform our youth backgrounds are those local those are high quality website that are optimized as many of you know your small businesses as of may first the school changed e changed their website it is not mobile optimized you'll drop into the search engine it is critical for small businesses to get mobile optimized website to in addition for the website that don't have a website we've been focusing our efforts on businesses that have an outdated website that is not optimized. >> so a little bit more of our

program and the impacts you know as of today we've i've worked with 90 youth 907 percent completed the program we've build hundred and 50 website all our youth are in school or studying programming and 40 percent are working with folks in expireship for youth we're exist for 2016 we're working on we're as i mentioned earlier we've been focused on oakland by the ready to launch a campus in san francisco as well as a camp ♪ altering and we're ready to get businesses online here as well >> so a little bit about the kind of impact this is a quote from wore on you our young

people they've cited their farther part of the program is working with the small businesses and building website and those start out with building a personal website as a portfolio and once they're certified they build those websites and almost all of them continuing site u cite how excited they're helping a small business owner so a little bit more of an okay. we help the youth you know excess and demand job skills and teach them soft skills and expand a professional network we provide a dynamic site with the media proposition and increase their media option and having a website we help them get customers and higher revenue and end up having a better use in the community they

have a positive interaction with a person that helped their business as you can see one of our young men t.j. we're not just making pretty things but making it easier for businesses to stay in business. >> and our program is you know helped funded by a lot of companies as you can see on the left because of the funding we get if those companies and on the granted we're able to offer those services free for businesses that are is important we're take into account small businesses that can't afford to pay $6,000 for a professional website and the other exciting thing i want to mention we have small businesses that have hired our young people after they've commented building their website they've hired them to build out the social media they're excited

to be part of the small business eco system by supporting the small businesses and the young people and creating that kind of service. >> the premium model this is absolutely fantastic how many people on staff automotive 6 234rur789 and other apartment noted including our instructors we have a trainer model and 2, 3, 4 san francisco working with the african-american art culture complex center and in each the centers outside of oakland we're participating with organizations that are working with youth and part of the community and training our instructors. >> so you have satellite. >> what's the budget for in right now. >> the budget for your

organization. >> that's a great question it is kind of a challenging one our program is specifically focused focused on the oakland boat camp and helping the organizations to fund-raise. >> you've had great results what kind of budget. >> so to deity each the boat camps take hundred to $200000 to run so between preparation and outreach to small businesses and actually running the boat camp. >> how long does boat camp last. >> 6 weeks. >> so a larger number of people partnering in the summer. >> to date just the summer program we have a spring boat camp that was funded by the investment board in oakland and this summer we're going to do 5 boat camps and 25 youth in each

of the boot camps. >> if companies want to support your organization how. >> my contact organization or e-mail at heinecke resident at hack the hood and go our our website hack the hood.org and there's a contact form you can complete but it is really target

for low income youth of color on the business side we're looking for low income businesses that can't afford to pay a web developer $10,000. >> thank you. >> awesome commissioners questions or comments. >> okay. thank you so much opening it up for public comment now any public comment on this item? like to comment, of course.

>> hello henry what a would have program i'm so proud and happy you're doing this one thing this is good the website is we're also trying to find someone to help use it is really hard to them someone to work on it a fabulous program i applaud you. >> your organization in particular can help to get the word out you have a lot of merchant that may or may not have a website and sometimes it didn't have to be a big deal only saying when you're open and were you are and who to contact and open up an e-mail i know that some of my mrirldz local splirlz don't have e-mail especially it is crazy but it is true we forget most of us are tech savvy and forget are there's a lot of small businesses that doesn't have

technology. >> commissioner dwight you're absolutely right merchant are lost when it comes to website so e-mail us and text messages us but they're lost i'm exciting to have heinecke resident come and speak to our meeting. >> you have another 0 speaking engagement. >> any public comment on this item? person with disabilities no public works here. >> only an information item. >> last call for item 5 do we have a speaker card. >> kenny from supervisor kim is here. >> don't say you were on muni. >> i was on muni. >> i did take muni to. >> if i can read this if i can interrupt you for the record this is discussion and possible action to make recommendations

to the board of directors on b o s file health code improvement bathroom requirement and fines presentation by sunny and richard lee. >> thanks guys i apologize for my towardness so i wanted to give you a little bit of background on the legislation the last year the land use and economic development was asked to consider amendments that insure that gas station boardrooms can be unany not only more male and female this as enabled the gas stations to maximize their space and cost savings at that time we considered actually making those amendment that i'll be

talking with you today instead supervisor kim decided to go ahead and watt wait to talk about what the department of public health the existing law in the health code requires that galg gas station provide a clean and samaritans washroom for the use of patrons during the business hours although the current law authorizes the department of public health to insure the compliance with the law there's not a denied mechanism by which to enforce is it after communication with the department of public health the supervisor is proposing to amend the law to permit the administrative fines for violations of the law it will authorize the director of health or his or her designee for the

fines the tier system will be $500 for the first and up to one thousand dollars for a third violation also rectifying it should be easy to kinder there's a provision or flexibility that's given to operators that are cited for other structural type of violation like plumbing or electrical wiring or you know other types of building kind of violations they have at least twenty-four hours to cure that violation or it will be up to the suppression of the inspectors in twenty-four hours proposed ordinance will also clarify the duty to make a bathroom available is it only when the service station is

open, i.e., negotiations for patrons i'm available to answer any questions and i think richard can speak to sort of the inspection process commissioners may have had questions about what triggers on inspection. >> okay how do i define patron. >> well, actually we don't the current law ticht the department of public health the health code itself actually has no less than 10 different references to patrons that are undefined in the code there is actually, only one spot that has a more specific definition of patron that is in article 20 of the health code which provides a definition of the term patron as a person that enters a business with the intent as a spokespersoner or purchaser

that's the only place in the health code that the patron is actively defined if you look it up the intent it is someone that activity purposes goods and services so if a business is pagan american people employee to receive money from a patron that is someone that would be a patron so - >> for example for a restaurant there is language that speaks specifically to immediate consumption so the idea that it can't be someone that comes in to buy a stick of good morning at the current and uses the restroom you have to sit down and eat so you actually are pretty specific here ♪ legislation that it is people that purchase gasoline and put it directly into the motor

vehicle so if i combine a convenience store with one way or another with my service station it is common as a patron as specified here someone that comes and buys a bag of chips >> i believe this to be in the jurisdictions of the inspectors that is addressing the violation maintaining of the definition of patron as outlined in you know if we're going to go with merriam webb stores distribution someone that pays for goods and services if it is offend by the business if not offered they're not offering goods to purchase during business housed that's taken off the table that's my understanding of what the definition of a patron. >> i'll august the definition needs to be refined there are

patrons noted provides water with restrooms i'm sure i don't think i'm required and my retail store is to provide a bathroom a restaurant i'm assuming i see signed to refuse service to people and post a sign the restroom is for patrons only so rather than leaving it up to the experimentation of individual not and no legal means to determine that it feels like that should be specifically specified if we're going to pass a law. >> so just to clarify commissioner so we're not actually amending the existing definition of performance that is the law and consist with the public health code the - this is

merely trying to clean up the legislation by the mechanism by the department may enforce you you know being in compliance with the existing law. >> we're going to inflict onerous fines $500 is expensive thursday offense rather than to have someone levi a $500 offense what's going to happen you'll spend a lot of time and money disputing this so this is an because you are amending the legislation and some opportunity to address and what is nothing like that an obvious short coming of the existing legislation and relate to the business specific