go home. not with the current rates of resittism is in this city i'm asking you not to build a new jail. >> thank you. with that let's close public comment i want to say before i give colleagues a moment to give closing remarks i will be moving that we continue item number three it will be transferred to the government audits and oversight committee thursday morning i'm not sure this one or the next one. but jane kim's office should no and i will ask my colleagues to file that item it will be by supervisor kim as well and there are two cards i have here i want to thank everyone for testifying i will say that the community remarks all of us or none to project what where others have

significantly changed my views of the new jail you have moved one of your targets clearly i have concerned for inhumane conditions in the jail i want to find not only community based alternatives and funding programs but ways we renovate the existing facilities for the folks incarcerated in them you have moved one of your targets very well done on the police racism and bias it's very clear that the individual bias and racism and prejudice is one thing the systemic causes are another thing as we as a board deal with budget committee items the different recommendations from many of the racial jaws tis committees and others i will do my bust to integrate that in the next two hearings we hold i will make sure the cosponsors of the

hearing supervisors breed cohen and avenue loss know the recommendations i know some are skeptical we will not follow through we will do our best on that i want to say in this historic moment as we in san francisco and other cities in race and police department i'm hearing we need to be driven by community based solutions thank you for testifying today supervisor avalos >> thank you mr. mar i'm glad to hear movement that is exciting i will not say anything more about the issue of policing i think i have said enough i look forward to this work continuing on the

issue of the new jail i want to thank supervisor kim and breed for putting this forward i think it's good it's going to be continued and it will be heard shortly at a different committee but it's interesting to walk testimony. it doesn't all cut along gender lines. but it is interesting to see that so many of the women that came and testified were talking about, building a new jail and i guess that not only shows that women are smarter than us [laughter] but what's interesting is that you know the arguments that are being used to justify a new jail to me are just so nonconvincing

the idea you got to do it for the benefit of these families the idea that you got to improve the living conditions of the people that are in there let's speak very frank if you want to help the conditions you don't have to build a new jail to do that there are things we can do to address those conditions now and to the extent there is disproportionate number of money that want to build i understand the infatuation with building we can can build interestingly enough we need to build 2400 units of affordable housing in the mission and guess what? the average cost of affordable housing unit is 250,000. that is $600 million that we're planning on spending on a new jail let's use that $600 million

to spend in the mission and build 2000 pour hundred units of affordable housing we need in that neighborhood. (noise ( ( (cheers from the audience) >> i will move that we file item number one and continue to item number two. item number two? >> provide clean and sanitary washrooms for gas station patrons >> i will move we continue this item let's hear public comment first marrian cathedral king and mary from the friends in service committee are they hear to speak? yes. >> thank you so much. chairman and committee members

aye marrian representing shef ron we're here to signify our opposition to the amendment and to work with supervisor kim and your committee for alternative viability for the bathroom the reason for the objection to the amendment is for the safety and security of our employee employee can get slapped by a customer unfortunately 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m., there is only one employee if you open the restrooms you have people that will shoot up heroin people who will steal and put our employee in jeopardy so our position is as it is we're opposing the amendment however we're willing to work with all of you to come up with an

alternative solution >> thank you for being here and waiting so long as well >> i have my blue card there my game is dave s; i have two gas stations in san francisco and belong to the board of association and soma request that you oppose this solution we have safety lack of outreach to our industry the small business commission heard this and opposes it. there is excessive regulatory burdenses and excessive punitive fines there is lack of consistency in picking on our industry and not others for example fast food grocery stores corner stores food struck trucks for the homeless population police stations hospitals none

of these are required to have bathrooms for their patrons muni doesn't require they have restrooms in there and they service hundreds of thousands of people the safety issue is a big one as the previous speaker has mentioned being in business since 79 there is a tremendous drug use i have had someone die from a heroin overdose in my bathroom feceses on the wall and parts being stolen thank you i wish you oppose it. >> thank you, next speaker. >> my name is johnson i have been reading about this drug addicts and what they have been doing with the bathroom situation and what they have

been doing with police control and it has not gotten better it's gotten worse. this organization [inaudible] that has a point that we need to you know try to straighten this all out and to clean all of these bathrooms up in right manners or not prevent the spray i had already put on 2006 my problem they want me to pay a bill but i don't have the means to do it. but still they do a job like they're supposed to and those are organizations with bathrooms that they got with the public i

mean that's good but it's not you know putting it to where the renter is getting streets cleaned stuff like that which get rid of diseases that we got here in this world. and the radiation here is going to get really bad and in processes for housing that's what i'm going to do as an organization is build more houses more apartments more businesses so that san francisco state can achieve off a lot of these buildings that need to be you know in our process for our homes >> thank you ma'am. public comment is closed seeing no other comments colleagues can we move this item be continued at the call of the chair >> so moved >> thank you we will do this

without business any more items of business? >> there are no more items of business. >> great. thank you. meeting is adjourned.

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>>[gavel] >> good morning. welcome to the budget and finance committee for thursday june 18, 2015. my name is mark farrell of you chairing this committee. i am joined by committee vice chair supervisor tang and as well as supervisors normandie and scott wiener. i will mke thi sf and when i think sfgtv to ship any >> please turn off electronic devices and copies of any documents included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. will be on the board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. call items 1 to 3 >> item number one on the budget update from the mayor is the controller