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. i know other colleagues would like to speak. >>: thank you supervisor, peskin.

>>: thank you so much for speaking about tom hey den. what an, amazing history. it had an impact on the student movement. i think the vision that came out of the -- statement is something that i think about every day. his vision support, even how we look at politics today.

>>: thank you supervisor, mar? supervisor yee. >>: legislation for file, i have dedicated my life making san francisco a family friendly city. in january this board passed an ordinance to pass an child care impact fee. this alone will not address the needs for call -- quality care for our children.

the legislation i am introducing today has gone through a number of revisions. this legislation will be first in the nation creating a program -- building -- if passed this program will be the first of its kind. developers, rental projects will have the option -- to be dedicated to these child care programs. we have a need for quality child care and this would be a way to start addressing some of this.

i believe that this will create dozens of family child care homes. i look forward to working to have the support of my colleagues. and will be used to help address the need of the cities children and families. >>: thank you supervisor. >>: mayor lee and i don't always agree. but we do agree that development benefits should stay in the neighborhoods where development

is taking place. it allows fees from -- and then using the proceeds to turn those units into permanently affordable housing. the legislation that the mayor and i are introducing today offers a fourth choice. to allow that the fees stay in the neighborhood by investing in a

small site acquisition -- this fund was started in 2014 and has stabilized. this will allow even more permanently affordable housing. we need to make sure that the benefits stay in the neighborhood where it's taking

place. i also want to acknowledge the work of sheila -- who worked to make this possible, the rest i submit. >>: one of the organizations that is separating 20 years -- i wanted to ask if colleagues can join us in celebrating an organization that really believes in democracy and access for every one. i wanted to say that the founder was one of the original founders of -- to have a digital libraries

that has everything -- it's access to home movies of our neighborhoods over the years but the internet archive is in only old church. the celebration begins tomorrow at 5 pm. attendants can scan a

book. they're doing that for different libraries and different systems around the world. they can look at virtual reality game -- 5 pm is kind of the hands on demo. also folks can look back at some of the defining digital moments in the past 20 years.

fascinating stuff that they use at the internet archive. join us if you can, i don't have the url for the website. you can google internet archive. >>: thank you. that concludes new business. at this time the public may address the entire board for up to two minutes. items 34 through 40. direct your remarks to the board as a whole. not to

individuals. thank you. first speaker please. >>: hello, my name is joseph cohen. you're looking at a wonderful -- i had it printed up for you. it's a name created to express the possibility of a new park in san francisco. i've been working with 7 other people who

very much want this to happen. we pray to god and this board of supervisors. my dad brought me up to respect politicians. we want to put in this park a green roof studios. gardens and lush vegetation maintained by the dwell ers themselves. all of this connected to the garfield school. have them come up and have a childrens

garden. we will be in touch with you with further written strategies. we're also doing a documentary so that you can see the public and locals want and need this park. thank you for listening. >>: next speaker, please. >>: i was really glad to see, it looks like 3000 of the -- i was listening to michael savage, i said you should call and get in your story with him. and i remember he was interviewing donald trump and i

was yelling turn your raid oh to k an f o. hillary clinton won't solution.

government subsidies are -- if there is a solution out there to build homes for those without a home affordable, we believe that it deserves your attention. >>: thank you. next speaker, please. >>: good afternoon. i'd like

to call to a couple of things that pertain to us all. i think the campaign -- the nations representatives need to address the fundamental problems -- if there has been increases of -- people don't belong in prisons they belong in the work place. contributing to the family, community and nation. climate change is happening.

the earths a sensitive place. we must treat is accordingly as we go about living out our lives. >>: thank you. next speaker please. >>: i'm asking for corporation in opening up an investigation. a lot of the tenants are noticing missing -- we believe

the manager is taking them some how, some way. it's very wrong. i have a lawsuit i'm filing against them. i want you to assist me. i have paperwork against her with me. whoever is ready to do this. thank you sir. >>: before the next speaker, are there any more who would like to address the board. >>: i am here for the residents of treasures island. i personally got together all

of the voter registration list. we asked them were you aware of this resolution before the board of supervisors today. >>: i'm going to pause your time. you are not able to speak on items 10 through 14. >>: i'm not talking about those items. there was no comment section on the items when they were read. . so i'm here to talk about the residents of treasures island. there lack of voice and access to complete ignoring by our own district supervisor. i have

struggled to meet with her. on very complicated matters you can't get anything done. it seems to me, i'm begging the board of supervisors to consider giving the residents, rent ers rights because the rules that were -- i ask you to consider this and i know i can't go to the district supervisor because she doesn't do anything for us. >>: seeing no other speakers. >>: any other members of the public? now closed. ma'am clerk. let's go to the

adoption. >>: items 26 to 27. >>: thank you and supervisor campos. >>: at the request of the projects -- and consent of

continue the items to november 15. i'd like to open this up to public comment on the continuance. public comment? seeing none. now closed. on the item to continue to the meeting of november 15, please call the role. cohen, i. farrell, i. peskin, i. tang, i. breed, i. campos, i.

. there are 11 is. >>: let's go to the item for adoption without reference to committee. supervisor avalos? >>: i'm. -- item 34. can we take the remaining items, same house, same call? without objection those pass unanimously.

>>: supervisor avalos. >>: i think regardless what happens after the election we will continue to see -- call upon ourselves to protect people in the bay area. so this is just a statement of solidarity with the people who are under attack. i urge your support. >>: can we take this same

house, same call? all right. it is now 330, and we have special accommodations for 330. okay. so well come, we have some special guests here. in honor -- so today it is my

honor to recognize someone who has changed lives, is he in here? oh, he might be making his way back. i'll have to

defer to another colleague. >>: at this time we will recognize supervisor er rick mar. >>: first on the list. i'm happy of all -- the person i have chosen has had an impact on childrens lives and the education system. can alison come forward? alison was recently promoted to -- in the college of ethic studies. i'm going to veer off

my script. her leadership in establishing ethnic studies and in our studies, often the politician take credit for everything. it's the youth that really lift us up and make it easy for the board to claim -- she also is a faculty member -- beyond teaching to respond to the lack of social and

emotional challenges. i don't think the state of california would have passed the ethic studies -- each year pep is proud to have produced hundreds of the

book that . i really want to appreciate, thank you for giving me this

award. thank you, thank you. i appreciate the continued work that you all are doing, locally and you are going to continue on into the state and national levels. thank you. >>: congratulations. i will go back to supervisor tang.

>>: it's my honor -- he is a counselor. he has count less accomplishments. he serves as a role as a support er. he always seeks out to support students who are new to the united states. i heard that in the last year about 900 visits to the center. that's a high number there. he started an

anti-bullying event. he started health i'd /ol. it's a competition. presented as a cdc in georgia. he also started the improve group. every thursday they meet at lunch to practice. gives feedback. he started the club as a fund-raiser for a trip where they helped build an

elementary school. he works carefully with the transition and early warning to help students who are in need. he was also the driving force for the students at lincoln. prevent, make sure that the support is appropriate and make sure that the faculty knows what is going on. he also dances hip hop. he

helps teach the students how to dance. he is also a professional dance instructor. they will be performing at city haul on friday november 4th. so for everything that he has done to help our community and beyond, i extend my deepest gratitude to you. thank you. >>: i'd like to thank the board of supervisors. one thing that we were talking

about in the back -- we are a very invisible community. when i started in the district i worked at franklin. they said to me where have you been? nobody knows that we are here. nobody talks to us. and working with the kids at lincoln they show me their essays and i ask them why are your heros white? why recreating stories about the dominant culture. it starts here with recognizing a community that is doing great

work. so thank you again and thank you to all of the others for the great work that you are doing in the city. >>: thank you supervisor, weiner. i am honoring two individuals who are not here today. they are making a difference throughout san

francisco. the food truck -- long time friends and restaurant owners. he had the ambition and hasn't looked back. it is only a matter of time that it would be a fusion rolling restaurant in our city. it's composed of family recipes. they took the portability of their favorite mexican dishes.

and even the name is a fusion of filipino and mexican. i hear raving reviews of them all of the time. i want to congratulate them. >>: thank you very much. we're going to go to -- supervisor peskin?

>>: legacy businesses have disappears. we're lucky to have him celebrate. >>: over a quarter of a century ago he opened his own

shop where he provided retail, custom shoes. after running a string of in store boutiques, and pursuing his love of fashion , later in 2011 he moved

. it wasn't like we have today where it's one of the most expensive cities. one of the things about a small business is to get involved. with the merchant community , with

the supervisors and there is an effect that can happen. that happened with me in the mission. and sometimes you are a victim of your own success. because now you stay in a place for 25 years and it's difficult to continue. i would hope that this would resonate with this board that it's difficult for me to continue. it's difficult to build a team and i know with some of the board over here are doing a great job of making the city affordable for small business. and thank you for this honor.

>>: thank you so much. actually i was going to begin today to honor a member of our filipino community member. we an unexpected passing of a great community leader. i do want to recognize /a /hreurb a

unified force in the community . . shared the filipino democratic -- she was also an advisor, i am asking that we close our meeting today in honor of -- and i do want to

recognize her grandson who is here in the audience today who is accepting a certificate in her honor today. charles i wanted to bring you up.

due to her leadership we were able to successfully file -- we now have the first district -- engaged that is just a drop in the bucket of the work of your grandmother. i wanted to gist -- give you an opportunity to. >>: on be half of my family it is a

privilege and honor -- additionally i'd like to acknowledge the passing of (inaudible) now talking about mommy alice -- she enjoyed these discussions. being an educator i learned the values of being part of the filipino community. she

always told me two things other than respecting our families. having a quality education and involving filipinos and the community in the political process. while working with others to make community s stronger and healthy for all.

i know that there needs to be a lot of work to be done. that is why i feel that her -- with my sister having worked for the filipino education center, and for myself working with the cultural center, which advocates for workers rights, i know -- she would always encourage me to always meet her other

contacts. i would look forward to meeting with you or working with you in the future in the different avenues that she introduced me to. it is about helping and giving back to the community. thank you again, board of supervisors. thank you again. >>: thank you for being here on be half of your family and your grandmother. it was a big loss for the bay area to hear of her passing.

i wanted to take a moment quickly to thank all of the staff members that put together filipino heritage month this year. it's important for all to recognize. given the diversity -- we have filipinos contribute in every level to our city. i have worked where many of you to fight for more affordable housing, schools, -- i also want to recognize the staff that put together todays fest --

the numbers of the clerks office, christine, brent, and robert laguna. it is your work behind the scenes that makes the -- us successful. so thank you for your work and putting on this great event. i wanted to bring up my

honoree. only one of a handful of women who own bars and restaurants in san francisco. she is also a mother of two and a very active member of our community . . i mentioned that she's here with her partner, her kids, her mother. i'd like to have them all come up. she also founded hood games

-- i mentioned that she is on the board oh-- took a real big risk in deciding that we can do an organic locally sourced soul food restaurant in the heart of the market long before anyone thought of investing in that neighborhood. i can walk in on almost any given

evening and bump into -- also providing a space for the community. really being a glue throughout the district. thank you very much for being here. >>: i just wanted thank the board of supervisors for this acknowledgement. at the core of what we do is

building community s. my work in the tender /hroeupb is here to my heart. i feel like the work that we do for the project ask really there to have resources for those to succeed. it's no small feat. i feel very honored to be able to keep doing these projects. they're like painful births. but every project that i do and my husband participates in has been a joy and pleasure to

reach so many people. it's going to be in the south market district. we'll definitely have a lot of influences from the filipino culture. so that will be within a couple of months. thank you for the acknowledgement. >>: thank you and again

congratulations. it's my turn to provide an, award to janet al -- she works with the community to promote multi cultural -- her father immigrated from the philippines in 1928. after the war he

began documenting post war america life in san francisco. from a close knit group from the philippines -- janet discovered his photographs and now documents and preserves more than 3000 images -- one of their exhibits which my staff and i had an opportunity to visit is showing right across the street. a filipino experience. what an,

amazing collection. not only do these photos look amazing every one is dressed to the 9s. it includes black and white photographs playing pin oh jazz. filipino america military service. social clubs where african-americans and filipino americas gathered. her work within the community highlights the need -- for all of her

contributions to the community i'm proud to honor janet. in joining her are a number of historians and advocates. and if you can all please stand. >>: thank you and congratulations for -- >>: i'll just take a few moments. thank you. i'm proud to meet you and represent that portion of my

fathers archive. i was born and raised here. much later after those pictures have been taken. it is filipino america history month. i'm proud to be from district 9 but my parents did start in the western addition. i'm deeply honored to be

part of this city and day. thank you. >>: thank you and don't forget to go check out that exhibit right across the street. i'd like to

recognize supervisor norman yee from district 7. >>: i want to congratulate each of you. my honoree is the nursing officer ma donna -- come on up. we just celebrated the anniversary of city hall. it was around 50 years ago that this was built.

the people that care for them are made up of many people including 750 nurse leaders, registered nurses, nursing assistants, home health aids and unit clerks. guess what ma donna does. she supervises this team.

it was no surprise because what i hear about you is that your well known by not just the executive colleagues but the front line carriers. she believes in collaboration, team work and a can do attitude. frequently she is attending meetings, she believes in a residence center approach. including well , and well being. including being a staff

nurse, charge nurse, nurse manager, to work where she is today, which is the top nurse. she is a great nurse leader and a great colleague. she has taken care of thousands of patients there. so please join me in welcoming her. >>: thank you so much. i'm grateful to be the recipient. really what keeps me going every day are our 780 plus patients who count on

800 plus nurses. i'm very fortunate to be working with amazing leaders. this is really -- i want you to stand up please. thank you for all that you do. thank you board of supervisors.

>>: i want to say thank you so much for taking good care of her and so many of the other folks. i can attest firsthand. you all deserve a round of applause. supervisor scott weiner. >>: thank you very much. today i have the pleasure of honoring richard -- you want to come up?

sergeant recently retired -- or a few years ago. he was born and raised in san francisco where he attended washington high school. 31 year veteran of the police department. he was the coordinator of the -- cpr

instructor. contributions earned him numerous awards. a certificate of honor for dedicated service. he considers his two greatest contributions, enabling him to start a -- scholarship fund. last but not

least he feels there is no more rewarding experience than to spend time with the seniors, so thank you for your service as a community leader. congratulations. >>: thank you very much. i'm very honored because all of these honorees i think are more important than i am. i'm lucky, when i came to the police department i think there were only 3

filipinos there. we started a scholarship fund. every -- we started only 8 years ago we now have chapters in los angeles

and san diego. we have an office in the philippines, we help train the officers over there. we bring used equipment that they need over there and we try to do the best we can with giving them as much support as we can even though we're here. we have been doing that since 2000. as far as -- we originally started thank giving and christmas we would feed them, serve them, talk with them. a lot of them were soldiers that needed our help just trying to get social security and stuff like

that. so we're really happy to do that. i'd like to thank everybody and honorees that you have picked are fantastic. i want to thank them for all their work. thank you very much. >>: next we have supervisor from district 9. >>: thank you. i want to acknowledge the incredible group of

honorees. it's pretty amazing to see the contributions that the filipino community has made. i'd like to call on tina dell mar. tina is a parent who has been a strong leader in health care, patients rights, nurses rights. she has worked in labor and delivery. she has

been an active member of the california nurses association serving as a c n a represent for the past five years. i can tell you from my experience in this field. it's a tough job to be a representative. she was an active participant in the fight to save saint lukes. district nine, i want to thank you for that alone for helping to safeguard such an important institution. tina is the daughter of filipino

immigrants from the 1960s. tina is the mother of two girls. they're students at sacred heart and she is pursuing a dock rate -- thank you, congratulations.

>>: thank you. this is such an honor. it's an incredible honor to be part of this filipino community and stand with all of these leaders here today. i feel like kind of when you're a nurse and you're working every day or you're knocking on doors on saturdays and sundays to help your community. this reminds me of what i do every day. i love my community and the people who i work with. thank you again.

>>: i'd like to now recognize the supervisor from district ten. malia. >>: we have an opportunity to recognize -- we have asian pacific island er. i want to pay my respects to -- when i got the news that she passed away my heart broke. she sat with me and she told me to practice my -- and coached me through

a couple phrases. i had the great pleasure of growing up with some of her nephews. today we really have come together to recognize an every day hero. we look into the community and we look for people that we know, people who we have established relationships with. today i decided to help someone who helps us every day in a tremendous way. as you can tell from

the expression she's not pleased being in the lime light. but i think it's time to recognize people who help us every day. this woman has helped me run the -- community , she has cleaned up messes along the way, messes that she has not made. this is an opportunity to pay our respect to an incredible woman. i'm going to share some information about her. a third generation fill pin

/a. she returned to her home town with her boyfriend and to be closer to her family. she cares deeply about taking care of the children in her family. her father was also born and raised in valet oh. i tell you this is a thankless job. so we want to say thank. working for

the city of berkley she obtained her degree. she is an incredible woman and i want to say thank you for your work. /phraf paragraph. >>: i'm not even sure what that means. thank you supervisor cohen. the work we do it can be thankless and you guys don't usually recognize it unless something is going wrong. i couldn't do any of this without the stuff of the clerk of the

board. also the clerk of the board angel /hra for giving me the opportunity to serve all of you. so thank you again. >>: we would like to

congratulate all of the honorees today. i am honoring a great person. someone who i look up to greatly. he is one of the founders of the filipino community center. .

providing workers, immigrants, youth, women. through his work it's become an important part of the city. in just the last few years they have helped workers win over 2 million in owed wages. terry has also been a leader in our district. working with other community s to bring about grass root victories.

he has recently been selected by the levis corporation -- beyond the f c c terries work to. empower the -- leading campaigns for immigrant rights. against human trafficking. he is not only

a great leader but an advocate for human rights. i had the pleasure to travel with him to cuba. promoting urban farms and free medical, school -- just this past weekend he was in chicago -- political repression.

there to mark the second year of a -- brutal killing by a chicago police officer. thank you for your service. [!ez . >>: thank you very much. it's been great to work with every supervisor here and all of your staff who have worked with me.

i'm honored to be here with all of these honorees. we're here to carry on the legacy. we have to carry on that legacy, push forward our community. we're leaders, nurses, police officers, --

a lot of the honorees are from there. and we still have to keep those places. so we're there on the ground every day, continuing to build leadership, workers rights. we build a water project. disaster prepared workshop. these are critical times right now for piece in the philippines.

thank you. >>: this was the last for today. this concludes our event. i just wanted to say congratulations again to all of the honorees who

are here today. thank you for spending the afternoon with us. we have some amazing people in the filipino community. thank you all so much. and again congratulations. with that madam clerk let's go back to our agenda. >>: todays meeting will be /a /skwrourpbed -- /a /hreurb /a pen i can't -- tom hey den.

>>: this brings us to the end of our agenda. >>: that concludes our business for today. thank you. (clapping.) the airport it where i know to mind visions of traffic romance and excitement and gourmet can

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