i know his work very very hard on this in a big thank you to jed for discovering this situation. in listening to the other speakers, i'm speaking in terms of the healing that this act is going to do. we've talked about the healing of the earth's water. it's not a groundbreaking act you are doing good into ground healing act you're doing. i attended california air resources board hearing about a month ago on amendment to the raid will. at that meeting, the center for waste poverty in the environment brought 3740 people from current county live among those oilfields but i don't avail of your oilfields but they live on the oil fields and their suffering extreme health problems. if unbelievable rates of cancer and rates of lung disease among the children. so

i want you to know that in this act as i assume you are going to do, is passed this ordinance unanimously. you will be healing people, the earth and the water and that is far more important than the financial penciling out of the project but i'm very happy to see that, too and we always knew this was going to happen. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> hi. mime alayna angle with 350 san francisco annamae citizen and voter in san francisco. so much has already been said so i won't repeat it. i would just say that when the voters voted for clean power sf they made their voices heard really clearly. we want noble energy. we want clean energy. we do not want fossil fuels. we know that would destroy our planet. i urge you to do the right thing and just continue with the will of the voters of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> kathleen ramos 350 bay area

and i feel actions and measures like this are so important that the state and local level since federal government is virtually paralyzed and in thrall to the corporate lobbies and fossil fuel energy. so these things coming from the state and local are so important. i have a poster i taken around two dollars at the lead outside of course but a couple of things that i think are just critical for california of course besides the devastating effects of tracking everywhere, is racking and drought country are you kidding me? 100,000 gallons or more or less of water to track one well. the water is then useless chemicals that go into our groundwater. tracking and earthquakes country? are

you kidding me? i met a guy on the bus and he saw me my poster which was cool these from oklahoma. oklahoma, as you know is is hundreds of earthquakes which are attributable to the flocking. oklahoma is taking action. they told me to oklahoma to think of them as being particularly progressive print i big oil pro regulation but getting them where they live. so it's only no california is not take a second seat to oklahoma in this that thank you supervisor avalos for bringing this forward. >> good morning everyone. my name is chris cox began here as an individual resident of davis california. i would like to commend chairman farrell and the other members of the committee for taking this important step to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and bring us closer to a trajectory that will bring us on the 2° scenario. at the same time i think it's really important we address the elephant in the room which is scrabble

transport in the city according to the bay area air quality management district transportation account is the largest was a greenhouse gas emissions accounting for 40% of all emissions in the bijan. i think of supervisors really want to take a leadership role in climate change it's important we address this. i think there's two key action. one is that we need a radical change in the land-use policy in the city that we need to allow the developer to more affordable housing near transit to the people can live close to their work. they can walk and bike to the workplaces and places of school. instead of having to drive in from the far-flung stretches of the region. second, i think we need to do a lot more to make it easier for people to walk cycle, use transparent need to reallocate or road space to public transport into nonmotorized transport. we need to redouble the efforts on the bus rapid transit project which is been moving but moving very slowly. i think if we really address these issues then

the city can take a much better leadership role. thank you >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> hello. chairman farrell and members of the board. my name is daisy-a resident of san francisco i'm speaking in support of this measure. think you for your courageous leadership in really leading the nation and our state in trying to keep our fossil fuel reserves in the ground. as others have alluded to, we need to keep 50% fall of our oil 9% of the remaining coal in the ground in the united states and were to me are 2° global warming target. that must begin with oscar so i'm very glad to see this moving forward. in addition to the climate reasons to keep fossil fuels in the ground, as others have alluded to, is also very strong health imperative. up until last week i was working for an organization called physician

scientists and engineers for healthy energy. i myself have a masters of science in energy in land use. the community in current county are suffering from a lot of pollution because of the oil and gas developed in the region. recent data released by chevron for an investigation looking at the reuse of oilfield produced water which is being used to irrigate agricultural crops right now in the region, reveals there are dozens if not hundreds of chemicals that are put into wells causes of whether their fractal and appeared we'll production and dozens of these chemicals around the prop 65 artists and agents. these are getting into our water supply but these are getting into people's bodies and their ashley getting onto our crops now. we need to

protect the health of the community and current county protect the conscience of san francisco residence and the future of the children were going to be libraries and parks again this monday the money come from clean source. so thank you for your leadership and please, pass this. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> if there's any other members of the public would like to comment be please let up on the wall or coach the podium after the speaker. thank you >> hello. my name is odell framer resident of san francisco for over 40 years. i urge you to support pass this measure supervisor avalos laid out the science behind the keeping it in the ground. this is very important. i'm a member of 350 san francisco and the 350 organization derives its name from the 350 parts per million of carbon in the odyssey are. that is supposed to be the maximum amount to maintain a stable climate on earth. we are now over 400 ppm. we don't have anymore time to

waste in converting our energy production to clean energy and reducing pollution as much as we can. i urge you to pass not only this measure but every city action should be shaped to reduce carbon in the atmosphere and help keep the citizens of san francisco and the world safe. this includes transportation, city planning, air quality management, parks, public works, retrofit the built environment, construction, and every other activity that the city is involved in. the police, please think of the climate in all your decisions. we are going to have to move forward in every way possible to limit carbon in the honesty of. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> hi there came a name is ben

becker. i'm the cochairman of the san francisco sparrow and devil i like to echo the sentiments everybody said here already. the position of the bernie kratz is the economic value or potential value of the oil in the fields is round 300 $20,000 per year. san francisco is a very wealthy and progressive community we control budget of nearly i'm sorry-$10 billion per year. this money regardless of whether we are able to convert it into solar power is trivial to our expenses and we should follow our hearts. thank you. >> thank you very much. are there any other members of the public would like to comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> public comment is now closed >>[gavel] >> numbers i do have a member

symbol for this legislation it just some cleanup language on page 3, line 19 changing carbon monoxide to carbon dioxide and we added some language that discusses a just transition and including varmints oh cleanup making sure that this inspection to ensure that obama the cleanup is carried out including report on the value of the property as a habitat potential for restoration. the other part is around creating transition plan and asking the san francisco public utilities commission submit to the board of supervisors with that plan would look like for the property. those are the main parts that were added and would like to request that we motion to accept >> with that does this have to sit for a week? b was i don't believe it does, no >> okay. supervisor tang spews all make a motion to adopt those amendment. he was moved and seconded.

>> moved and seconded. will take these memos without objection >>[gavel] >> one question i know that was an exception in this legislation for the permits for example if there's an elusive jurisdiction department and if for example this ordinance would make them violate the charter or their ability to carry out their function under the charter to we have departments that would fall under this exception? reynaud to the chair to supervisor avalos? >> let's ask the city attorney spews deputy city attorney john gibner. they're certain the permits that have jurisdictioni think we have to work out whether any given situation if at some point in the future qc wanted to extract fossil fuel on the property with her that would actually-whether complying with the ordinance would undermine their charter authority. i'm not sure the circumstances that would cause us to say, you don't have to

file the ordinance but it probably depends on the time >> so qc am curious whether other examples so department would seek an exemption? are there any others? >> i would not know >> the port has inclusive authority over this party the mta has exclusive 40 over its property. the reason we included this provision in the ordinance is that when we are regulating the use of property in this way we try to be

explicit that they are just some places where the board cannot legislate. we're it is really up to that the commission would exclude the control and we wanted to be clear about that in the ordinance. >> okay. i hope from a policy perspective these departments will understand we sorely don't want them to engage in extracting fossil fuels even if they have authority >> i can imagine our department doing a bit might happen in a post-apollo apocalyptic road work habits and arab and hopefully that will never happen. >>[laughing] >> mr. update >> i can top that supervisor avalos but yes, we did look at all the county as is not only to look at existing operations but potentially updates. we do not under the file proper the fall under this category with the extraction. as you know we do have some quarry mining efforts within the puc's out of county acids but i don't see that is in conflict with this issue and actually if you recall, the amendment to those leases were actually very favorable relative to being sensitive to climate action plan. so i don't think we see an existing conflict and as deputy city attorney mentioned, highly unlikely in the future.

>> good question. >> thank you >> okay. >> great. supervisor tang thank you for cosponsorship adding her name here again and again i want to the governments of the public for coming today and for your work in helping to advance this legislate. vertically want to thank jed holtzman from 350 p fan in bay area for your work and of course germy pollock in my office with done an outstanding job shepherding this through. these past few months. mr. updike, thank you and without colleagues, i would love to have your support. >> thank you supervisor avalos and if you would add me as a cosponsor as well that would be great colleagues, emotion bequest >> make a motion to passes to the board with full recordation >> moved and seconded. we can take it without objection. thanks everyone >>[gavel] >> cap in the was mdm. clerk

please call animate >> item 8 issuance of bonds by the california statewide community development authority enacted an amount not to exceed $159 to finance the acquisition construction equipping and furnishing of the [inaudible] hebrew home age disabled. >> extremist group we have >> my name is scuttled him public financing. i believe also in attendance represented from jewish home of san francisco. if she still your jan reichert. give any specific questions about the project get to give you a little background this is a proposed issuance under the tax equity discourse possible that which allows the taxes option of interest on certain types of debt issues or joint powers authority's. this did was fun as it issued to the companies they want to me, the 40 rc cda joint powers authority to which city county is san francisco is a participating member. the resolution before you today is

before you today because federal tax law requires the governing body of the jurisdiction was a project is located was to prove the financing of the project i provide an opportunity for duly noticed public hearing good so it may be issued on tax-exempt basis. this jurisdiction in the city and county of san francisco when sitting county is not obligated for payment on the bond. we post a hearing notice in san francisco examiner on september 27 of this year. the public hearing was held at [inaudible] on october 11 the comments were received. bernie members of the public to the public hearing prosperity the pseudo-the requests [inaudible] are obtained we would issue taxes them and you know not to exceed $150 million. the purpose of the bonds would be to finance the cost or reimbursement for the acquisition construction renovation and version of facilities owned and managed by jewish homes of san francisco.

which provides senior residential and care services and to pay expenses with the [inaudible] issuance of bonds. who would this legislation but no physical physical impact. a little background the jewish [inaudible] back 280 with pacific [inaudible] to maintain asylum for orphaned children. and to establish and support of agent and informed israelites. it's expanded over as modern state-of-the-art facilities in geriatric research centers provide high standards for its residents and its aim is to become a regional resource as in the bay area for senior adults with a variety of the enriching programs and service. the project is located in district 11 the legislation is being sponsored as supervisor avalos. >> thank you very much. colleagues from any questions because we will go to public comment. anybody wish to comment on item 8? seeing

none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> i motion this to move to this full board >> we can take that without objection >> >>[gavel] >> the clerk can you call item 9? >> item 9 issuance and sale of revenue obligations not to exceed $30 to finance the cost of the acquisition demolition codes conjunction equipment and or furnishing of pk eight educational facilities to be owned in operated by presidio jalisco. >> welcome back. >> as with the previous item this is a tab for issuance in proposed. in this instance of the association of bay area government finance authority and the applicant for the

borrower this budget is presidio school and we have a blessing in attendance. if there are questions for him. about the project. again, san francisco is a member of the joint powers authority a bad and jurisdiction which the project is located. so we are here to approve the project to be issued on a tax-exempt basis. hearing notice was published in san francisco chronicle on august 29 and the public hearing was held the office of public hearing on september 12 this. the comments from any members of the public were received to the public hearing process and with the required approval ada would issue taxes" patients amount of $30 million. the purposes of which would be for the acquisition demolition and construction renovation and furnishing of k-12 educational and related ancillary facilities at 4050 howard st. 220-[inaudible] 10 street in san francisco all owned and operated by the borrower presidio school. including once

for a garage pk building elementary school building innovation of an existing building conversion thereof to be used through home for educational facilities construction to three-story buildings for educational facilities and one one-story building proposal 1000 ft.2 per use as a music building outdoor play areas bicycle play areas that such a. these also relocate on the campus of the school and also proceed to be used to refinance certain indebtedness of the borrower in connection with the acquisition of the project [inaudible] for bonds could approval of the live session to get what no fiscal impact of the city and county of san francisco and just a little information on the borrower the presidio school was open in a preschool in 2008 the presidio known for its progressive educational model and [inaudible] immersion program. the school decided 21 to expand to take-a program relocate to a spacious facility in san francisco's supper