i believe you, you all know as madam clerk said the charter is so i want to thank my colleagues and look forward to the yearlong effort ahead of us as we look at other ways to make our paid leave for family-friendly thank you very much. >> thank you supervisor tang colleagues can i entertain a motion to continue this to the meeting of july 21st 2015. >> motions by the colleagues can we take that without objection? we'll take that without objection. this motion to the meeting of july 21st, 2015, >> madam clerk can we go to roll call vote for introduction. >> commissioner avalos is first up to introduce new business. >> supervisor campos. >> thank you, very much. colleagues i'll be brief i know it seems odd as we're facing a

severe drought but hopefully the rains will return and there will be issues of flooding and today i'm introducing legislation to help small businesses and residents in any district who are impacted by flooding in the area of 17th and fulsome this area being the lowest part of the city therefore the cities worse flood zone specifically my legislation will amend the public works code so if it property owner is doing a floodwater management program that is if you wanted through grant it received his or her receives from the public works they'll not be charged an ascertainment right-of-way fee on march 19 of this year i held a meeting we talked about public works staff and local residents and business owners have worked

together to go look at because of mitigating the flooding two ideas have come down to kilogram news the flood program this grant program is assigned to encourage the project sponsors that lowers their risk of damage harm due to flood costs by rainfall originally only certain types of promissory notes programs and with this the grant program can meet the specific niece of businesses in thereby area the second proposal which is what i'm introducing recommended to waving the fees and get those projects involved in the minor encroachment accepting the projects makes it easier for residential tenants and business owners to do the work that is needed and it will incentivize

the granted program to encourage the property owners to be lower their risk of damage to their property and neighborhood i especially want to thank helena kelly the public works to him and his staff working on this issue in my district and to that end i want to thank the residents of this part of my district northeast business association and we look forward to the rains returning and when it happens we'll certainly be ready as we can be in this part of san francisco. >> thank you supervisor campos. >> supervisor farrell. >> thank you, madam clerk. >> colleagues today, i have one item so people in san francisco across the state and country have easy access to guns and ammunitions it is for violence

40 in san francisco and even though san francisco and california have some of the toughing gun laws we can still do more gaps in the federal and state regulatory oversight on gun and ammunition sales i've requested the city attorney draft legislation that requires the videotaping of an outline all guns and ammunition sales the electronic transmission be transferred to the police department this will fill the gaps at the federal and state levels to keep the neighborhoods save i believe we need to do everything to aid law enforcement if their investigations to keep the communities save first portion requires the videotaping of all ammunition sales within san francisco the videotaping will apply to other

critical areas of the premises by evidence where all firms are sold or transferred or carried by evidence industry ways and parking lot no california law requires the requirements only business hours or ammunition sales to provide cameras simply having the videotape will deter people and give the law enforcement from any individual that buys a gun might be able to track a gun purchase if uses in a shooting current the bureau of alcohol and tobacco and firearms didn't have the resources to check the firearms and dealerships that are licensed across the city i

want to give san francisco to track down videotaping of arms they're under staffs they're lucky to do one check of dealers a year washington post investigation of 2010 as a result of inadequate staffing atf were not able to internet them the pawnbrokers railroad associated with the largest number of trafficking of guns including included the probability access to large numbers of firearms makes them a threat to public safety this legislation will insure we have evidence all the time for the local law enforcement second portion of the legislation requires the electronic transmission of sales data and transfers of the police department our police department would be responsible for crafting of the forms they want to submit

more than a dozen jurisdictions in california have adapted ordinances requiring ammunition sales in california san francisco doesn't have this ordinance ordinances have great success in identifying people that possess ammunition and there was a routine inspection that provides law enforcement with an opportunity to have checks of improper records if they don't match their sales records again wooekz to give the law enforcement the tools to prevent the illegal sales our city attorney has been drafting that i want to thank them for their efforts this is to make sure that the dealers in

san francisco will not be detrimental to the public safety and to track the ammunition and prevalent the loss of firearms and preventive to protect sales to people who are not allot to have firearms i do believe this helps to deter people and stop them from getting guns and ammunition that are legally and the the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor farrell supervisor mar. >> thank you, madam clerk i'm introducing a resolution from the aid of the board of supervisors members in sponsored supportive avenue memorial to never forgot the offer 2 hundred quote/unquote confront women

youth him in for the wilson that surfed pain and humiliation of sex slaves this memorial will provide a suffocated place for remembrance and atonement for those women and girls they were kidnapped and forced into the swlafr by the japanese in the pacific i'd like to say from the 1930s to the digger of world war the country that many of the girl's and women were not limited to conner and china and indonesia and the p,z&e, finance governance thank you supervisor kim and supervisor cowen and sxhoifshgs and supervisor campos and commissioner avalos and others for joining me in supporting this memorial

i want to acknowledge for the past three years i've been working with a growing coalition of organizations not only including many from the chinese-american counties but immigrants human rights groups and we've gained support from leaders such as the public defender and the executive director and the founder of the san francisco interfaith arab the jewish community relations council and from the plied church in the women's and thestasis mr. rodriguez or commissioner rodriguez and form commissioner for the status on the commission of women and the president of the naacp and the pastor of the thirds catholic church and many, many others

this year marks the so on and so forth anniversary of the world war ii and the pacific war during the occupation of the countries unspecial war crimes including mass rape and wholesale mass credits were committed by the japanese imperial armies and many of the scaled comfortable women have died without acknowledgment and the turmoil endured will not be denied and sadly global issues of human trafficking and violence against women have's not subsided it's a modern day slavery with $20 million victims worldwide according to the advocates and to provide sexual acts it goes unpishl punished it is important that san francisco

remembers to support the victims and this memorial will be a good testament colleagues, i ask you to join in the so-called comfortable women by supported this with a growing coalition inform our community the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor mar supervisor wiener. >> thank you, madam clerk colleagues i'm introducing a hearing request for student housing as you recall i offered legislation this board passes to try to make it easier to provide incentives for universities to do student housing for their students we have over 80 thousand college students in san francisco it is a significant number of students and we are really don't have nearly enough student housing for those residents and as a result we have a lot of students that don't live in the city and have

long consultants and a lot of students that are simply in the general housing pool and expediting with other residents of the city for housing so in everyone's interests to have irrelevance create their own housing so their housing is affordable and to students to the students to the fewer students have to commute into the city and less pressure on the joan housing stock so the general legislation makes it easier for universities to create their own student housing and restricts the universities from buying up housing unit and converting it into exclusive dorms it has been built as we understand several universities are circling entering into the heirs stock we needed a lot of

student housing and dooekz to create new student housing so the hearing will explore what has happened in the last few years in terms of creating student housing and what's in the piecemeal today and getting the feedback from the universities as well as the planning department and other advocates and trying to see if there are policy changes we need to make to move in a better direction in terms of housing all the students the rest i submit and thank you supervisor wiener. >> supervisor yee. >> thank you, madam clerk. >> colleagues today, i'm introducing a hearing request asking the fire department and the department the human services to update the board an their purposes in the event of brush fires or forest fires yes urban forestry we have it in san francisco whether under is mount

davidson or telegraph hill there's lots of trees bundled together and unlike my colleague that is talking about floods i'm talking about drought so with only of the biscuit fears i guess you know when you look at the news as recent as june there were british fires close to the bay area whether it is in antioch or los gaits they've had fires that has been just a warning that this is a bad year it is a desecrate year it is going to be dry i know a lot of times we don't think about mount davidson or sutro as an effort but that is exactly what it is and many times in most years the big part of any year there is enough

going to keep things a little bit moist i'm anticipating in september or october whole thing it becomes warmer all it takes is a few days of low humidity no fog and everything is dry you have brush that is around so for some of you who has been in the bay area for a long, long time people remember the oakland recognition fire that blacked out a lot of homes and hurt a lot of people and people do think that will happy there a few decades before that proper in the 70s they have the brooklyn hills fires and it was

disastrously those kinds of conditions can happen in san francisco it is important to understand are we ready or not so i want us to really have a discussion on this so see what kinds of discussions so that residents are safe and in addition, i want to know what preventive activities we're taking for example you you know are we removing the dead and drying trees in those urban forests so we're ready so this is what i'm requesting thank you supervisor yee. >> and madam president seeing no other names on the roster that is the roll call for introduction of new business. >> madam clerk can you please read the - oh, public comment.

>> can you please read public comment. >> all the time the public may address the board up to the agenda to include the minutes and marries comments on the calendars item 51 through 57 public comment is not allowed when it was previously remarks direct our remarks to the board more to the audience people icing translation whether be allowed twice the mind to testify if you want to delay our document on. overhead, please cleaver state to sophisticating finding sophisticated and remove our document. >> first speaker come forward. >> good afternoon. i'm betty i'm an 11 year residents of the yerba linda island community

yerba linda island is the bedrock landmass secondary to treasure island and in june we received 90 day nos that the city was environmental impact us our only option with the eviction to move into units nefldz among the contamination clean up on treasure island or give us an $5,500 to go away we've tried for 5 years for yerba linda island residents mature benefits 60 o 501-c 3 to work with tida on those offensive their refused we've submitted written accommodations to put us think the sat down to talk about how those sad offering are given that time we're we didn't know

to come to the board of supervisors i stand here before you having taken a half day off work to needing plead for our intervention and no eviction by the city of san francisco we received a eviction date the contract that was signed by the tida before it was roved to the state was done on june 28th a no bid contract to lennar to develop yerba linda island it was the latter landmass owned by the city of san francisco and identified for affordable and affordable housing and below market rate housing to the residents of san francisco that contract should not be authored. >> thank you very much. >> he.

>> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon peter alexander i was license in and left hand to one of the supervisors and his concerns regarding guns that's a serious concern one to 3 innocent people killed every month in this country interesting situations with guns, however if thes he's advisory maybe addressing the 4 hundred children that wish or are dying from cancer or delivered from the port industry for over 40 years there's mind control technologies that are available that's been going on for a very lormentd and as a matter of fact in regards to hip tim frye and micro technology censured considered old business i'll shoot i was kind of upset

or didn't feel good about the way the sheriff was treated by a lot of people i think the sheriff did exactly the right thing made an issue of this guy sent to mexico 5 times and the fed's can't handle their job and this 0 fell sanchez like, sir hand, sir hand is a one hundred percent - i could look at dr. m k assistance no shortage of information on this topic i've stayed and state again here the reason there this occurred the fed's are looking for diversity different ways to took over the local sheriff's and police department that is

not a good idea i support of the sheriff peace officers association and i would hope the local sheriff's and departments - >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please >> good afternoon. my name is a melody and i want to right read a poem ppo edward files there's a section shadow governments so that, too shadow big karma 60 years of the officerus and nothing to show for in a in a nut shell numerous facilities like ucsf and an intentionally designed for vaccination for population controls is hysterical it and cancer while making trillion dollars ucsf in conjunction with 15

university programs nationwide along with a handful of k-9 families have denied the people vaccination and experiment designed to injure the human subject typically puppies and by a a bone twins were injected and toy percent of the time the vaccinated youngsters were 20 and 40 percent duller this is an their on and on vaccinated their play physicalness become retarded i recommend you review dr. peter congressional ficus meds on youtube james human uncompromises since 1951, 2

hundred and diseases and cancers are into farm vaccines and delivered to the american serves everyday in america 4 hundred children die from cancer thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello my name isal michael i'm here to point out that during the cherishes tenure more than 33 thousand evicts i'd like to have a discussion about why the sheriff has carried out the evicts and we need to ban guns another big concern while i'm here 3 shoirtz in the san francisco chronicle showing that they sent photographers into public rooms at the public library the chronicle was on a

crusade to have new penalties against people by showing you and shaving in the bathrooms the chronicle inironically when they sent hair festers and reporters was because of the editors they conspired to hang out in the public bathrooms to take pictures of homeless people washing themselves all in violation of the state law this is from heather nights article that appeared in the chronicle you can see two homeless women undressing in the public room down the block none of the reporters have been charged with voiflt the session of the penal code that has to do with with violating privacy in

public restrooms it is time that the board look at how the chronicle with its editors recorded and photographers what basically stalk homeless people in the public libraries bathroom to run stories calling for more penalties against the homeless breaking those local lays against bathing at the local library yet the chronicles violated the law. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you supervisor president breed i'm chris i live on 67th and howard less than a few plain clothes to comment on stupid white people think someone skin color indicates the quality of the people

intelligence cross-examination people that only indicates the quality of a person's history stupid people believe the assigned of your accent transient x people know with the soundness is the quality of our results stupid white people think that anyone that asks for help is a loser and we're outline csi in a measure of family obligation to help those who's histories has challenged them with obstacles and not provide them with results and stupid people believe the quality of our luck is the quality of our character and the intelligent x people understand that in the end luck is just a matter of chance stipulated white people think they have the target intelligent x people understand that even when they have badge and gun

they're just as afraid of you as you are of them stupid white people believe that if someone gets away with something they should be able to get away with anything intelligent x people understand that none of us are entitled to result but opportunities thank you supervisor president breed. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> well, i can't say other things but a good example you call is city hall i call is silly hall first of all i want it give a contribute to any supervisor and shout out to the supervisor of the week i'll do it but she had a wonderful meeting in the western edition to answer in of the questions i think we're on the right track

to 0 brand new era supervisor president breed if that means anything the other thing i want to talk about at the city hall the politics i started publishing my newspapers the washington post california i'm not going to go into the bathrooms i've got you already but i want to know what the hell is going on with city hall with may i and the boss their smoking 3 years and all of a sudden the nation is talking about what is going on here at city hall i call is silly hall let's tell the real story i know who is in control right here in right here in san francisco and people will say well ed lee who