a wonderful job and continue to i'm excited about pushing this resolution through and excited about the fact that was student led and student raised so thank you very much item s other informational items and quarterly reports on the complaints for november 2015 through january 2017. >> conditioned agenda to memorial adjournment tonight we'll now closed session, there is none tonight. i have a report from item v for closed session action item from february 7, 2017, the board realize two plus teaches they realized probationary two teachers the board voted by 7

i's to release one pe teachers and a vote of 7 votes were 3 emergency teachers in the m versus sfusd the board votes by 7 i's to approve a settlement that to a stipulated amount the meeting is adjourned >> good morning i'm sue carlyle for the usf

medical division and today, i'm honored to welcome mayor ed lee director garcia are the ucsf to join together to share in the witnessing of 24 historic signing of legislation that was approved by the board of supervisors last week which will allow usf to build an africa and research building here on this compass marry in 2013 mayor ed lee recognized the importance of this partnering between ucsf and the dph in this relationship revoked the importance and therefore established a task force to explore to construct a modern facility for research and academic here on this compass and because of his foresight and leadership we're here today to

have this contradiction come one step closer to fruition mayor ed lee thank you for your leadership leadership and invite you to make a few remarks. >> all right. thank you, sue and to everyone here in a room i want to say it really is great to be here this morning on a bright day and the zuckerberg san francisco general hospital where more restrictive the treatment of patient it is the invariable research that goes along with that it it takes time 3 years we we were planning for the next one hundred and 50 years this the significance of partnership that san francisco general and the city has the zuckerberg compassed with our partnership with ucsf that is a unique papering one that allows us to keep a robust kind of

almost bedside to beverage kind of relationship where the research goods along with the care and that it has had significant contribution to being a level one trauma center we value the most i know that when but get a lot of also in the room (laughter) every word becomes significant to somebody on one side or the other i'd like to take the opportunity to thank all the agencies if zuckerberg general and dph and office of economic workforce development that did the labor negotiations our city zoning administrator was involved our real estate was involved and certainly they had to report up the chain and ultimately got one of the best advocates we could find at the board of supervisors jeff sheehy

that knows this place personally and made a huge contribution to the dialogue at the board of supervisors that's why we got a unanimous vote at the board and on the other side i really my and will always thank our chancellor sam who personally appealed to me three years ago he said take personal attention to have this when chester and vice chair chancellor appealed you, you to you know you better work on it and they did we got it done and talking about positions and raise that might be significant in 50 or 60 years and trying to talk people off the ledge of what if a this and that happens and into why not have la relationship that lasts another one and 50 years if so a wonderful partnership has to do

with with the world-class hospital and research combined patients feel that a doctor on sight not in need across the way to different buildings doing initiative research and preventing things this is what a level one trauma center does as the mayor of the city i'm appreciative it is part of historical and the development of city how we're so successful happens that we serve some 4 thousand patients a year in this place and not just this area but the below grade a mission that continues to improve the care for everyone a $200 million project miss month is funded by the function from ucsf it is not an insignificant contribution by the way, this is variable money

and a huge contribution also to the labor force a strong hire and the city build academy and appreciate that they cover all aspects as if they were building a building downtown and even more so so again thank you. i look forward to the groundbreaking in 2019 and i - i know all the staff here understand that it does it takes time for good things to happen i know that we were somewhat got to a point where we had to tell each other whether the city or san francisco general and the regents we have to get the language down so we can take care of the business i didn't know is supervisor sheehy i've watched the dialogue i

seldom do that go back and turn on the tv and let me watch the whole dialogue i wanted to understand that what people arrow saying and doing so we can get to a point i know the regents perhaps felt as important about this relationship that he did as the city so thank you to everyone ultimately for the compromise and says if you understand as i did as an attorney some of the phrases that had to be acted on you'll know how lawyers 0 going on for months and months is necessary did they actually did (laughter) we had to be patient and draw them back but, yeah we got to get this done they do so it will not take 3 years to build this; right? hopefully much are

shorter we need to get the research and all the aspects of this partnership on full footing the one hundred and 6050 years that pushed us forward to the next one hundred and 50 years congratulation everybody >> (clapping.) >> throughout the advocacy for this project i've been so proud to listen to all the wonderful people it deliver the care and throughout the department of health the passion has been so apparent and incredible powerful today, it's my honor to ask dr the chief of the medical at general general and the vice chair of the ucsf to come and make a few

remarks for us. >> thank you carlyle this is a month that men tuesday occasion we all seek and very, very grateful as a physician and researcher he is attracted to come to the general 8 years ago because of the opportunity for most innovation and as chief of the department of the medicine we're the largest department at the general and have a last year research of portfolio more than $1 million each year many years as mayor ed lee said we've been engaged in research to include the health of hundreds of thousands of san francisco residents we compete competely from the nationality institution of health and the prevention and other agencies and foundations

to support delivery that brings world-class accumulation to patients at the general our work on towards for hiv, aids and it's concentrations and from a death sentence to a treatable and preventable disease our work on thank you, everybody, thank you, everybody, has said presented outbreaks in this city and obesity is preventing diabetes in youth and handicapping prevents kidney fail and diagnoses we eradicated health disparities that cut the lives short and ruin lives in 2, 3, 4 city our research is a model for the nation and for the world shining light on san francisco as a mobile health leader we employ san franciscans

and attract super stars positions and train young people to make them competitive for the science and technology jobs effort future we can only do that with a moderate building with doctors it treat people in research that helps we thank mayor ed lee and the board of supervisors for supporting innovation to save lives by approving and signing this measure we particularly thing vice chair carlyle that worked in fagly in years to make that happen. >> (clapping.) >> thank you neil race spring i was reminded no

april we embarrassed together to welcome to the family our new ceo that she has been very busy opening this new hospital and running that and bringing to us lien principles and tweezer all better for it i want to invite her to say a few words. >> (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone i have the great honor of serving as the executive order of this incredible team it looks incredible from where i stand seeing you gathered tote on this occasion i'm so grateful to be here and working with all the tremendous minds and heart we have here per and though i'm

new i'm not really new i thank you for the opportunity to work with the department of health back in the early so 90s and at a time i just happened to o happened to be working on the agreement with the department of health and with san francisco and one thing that experience has given me a a great deal of or perspective and what is so incredibly wonderful to see the years later the spirit of collaboration and the recognition between both parties of power that each brings to the table is perfectly realized and woos wasn't in the 90s so that demonstrated in ways like coming together here for the celebration having an 11 zero vote at the board of supervisors i don't think that would have happened back in the early 1990s

and what we recognized is ucsf is really part of what is defining us as an institution and for that i'm really and truly deeply grateful i was forwarding to working with everyone in the room to bring this project to fruition and he is why limit to another one hundred and 50 years let's say hundreds of years or maybe forever thank you very much >> (clapping.) >> thank you susan it's my pleasure to invite doctor the dean of the school of medicine who has been supportive with all the other deans who graduates of studies working in the industry pharmacy perf

pharmacy joe sorry (laughter) all of us worked together for this so. >> good morning and thank you very much, mayor ed lee we appreciate your support and director garcia and my colleagues carr loyal i'm proud to represent ucsf as a ceremony i want to recognize my deans that join me with the school of pharmacy a graduate school we're here because the faculty is our dentistry and pharmacy to provide patient care they teach and conduct research at sfgh i'm old school this is a general san francisco i'll use those terms

to entertain those, you know who i'm talking about all the doctors here in sfgh are doctors i came to san francisco no 1990 came to work and sfgh the reason he came to work it is a special place a tremendous commitment on the part of the community of san francisco to the general and equally for the faculty the staff, the students who work here are dedicated to providing the most outstanding care they can the highest quality with san francisco the research program was a big factor in why i came the use of force and the sfgh as research while at firmament benefits our community here in san francisco as you heard from the colleagues what we learn and model ask the

medical care across the country indeed all over the world the legislation that is signed to insure will insure the rich partnership of our university and the city and that partnering will be on behalf of the ucsf i want to thank our city partners that working hard on this architecture and mayor ed lee and the department of health, the department of real estate, the planning department, city attorney's office the office of economic workforce development and the sfmta use of force $2 million investment in the new research in whaefk building will compliment the modernization we're standing in one of the fine i did health facilities in the country loud and clear public housing that a priority they're approved more than one billion dollars for the hospital

facility and for seismic and infrastructure on the campus that is in addition from our nonprofit donors those investments assure our beloved sfgh serves sfta san francisco and the world at larger for many years to come we're honored to have your support. >> finally to my colleagues in the room that advocated for this project and worked really, really hard to make that happen we at ucsf are proud to be part of the san francisco general and the san francisco community thank you all. >> (clapping.) >> without strong leadership from director garcia and her staphyldph and the team she assembled including march, greg

kathy and so many others who worked tooifg in partnership with the ucsf team barbara french and paul and laura who she wanted us around we wouldn't be standing here thank you brandishing for your leadership in san francisco. >> (clapping.) >> buenas dias i'm excited to have the negotiation we're about ready (laughter) i've made great friends and working with the ucsf team i had to call the chancellor and he said barbara and i were connected at the hip and city attorney thank you very much and i want to acknowledge the commissioners who are here that

supported this project throughout dr the president of the united states and our staff as sue mentioned this is the given of what we'll do on the compass we finished this project it is a beautiful trauma center with another center we're about starting to do building 5 that will bring us puc and bring the department of health transport here we believe that is a big sign to help the compass and to insure we're in safe buildings this is one the major goals ii see a lot of happy faces in the room and can't say with dph are proudest and the happiest thank you to the mayor's office for support he was one the champions through the process and this is going to be r to be an

incredible opportunity with the greatest physicians and bring the future physicians with a great research center we know what the kinds of things we can do together and the reasons we've confronted and be able to bring so many health to the citizens of san francisco thank you. i look forward to working with you thank you very much. >> (clapping.) >> it's been apparent by the remarks this was not an easy project to get introduce this day a a great deal of discussion with our lawyers and with the city lawyers and then, of course, there is the problem of getting the city and the university of california to agree and go on language as previously mentioned i would like to thank sam who was is our

chancellor and was responsible for making sure that we got regents to approve this project as well so sam would you like to come forward. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, sue i'll keep the remarks short i wanted to see a signature here (laughter) pursue mr. mayor i know from the first meeting we had we discussed this project 3 years ago you were steadfastly behind us and that was a motivator of working through the bureaucracy to get where we're at this is criminally exciting we've talked about health care and research that is for our community here in san francisco and the innovation the partnership for one and 50 years we've enjoyed

for in many, many years into the future reflected the unique spirit we stand as an example not rest of the country around what great things can be done when you keep your focus on the purpose and the mission and our mission to improve the healthful county and the region and as neil pointed out then extend those to the sister country and the rest of the world i'm excited director garcia your partnership is fantastic i've had an education in civic government i'm sure will last but a very exciting project to work on and not yet break ground thank you and to the staff and faculty here at the general for your support and along the way

we talk advocacy with the board of supervisors and jeff is a recent member of the public member of the ucsf but plenty of advocacy from the fulfilled and staff in the best way thank you all and waiting to see that signature (laughter) >> (clapping.) >> so i'd like to invite mayor ed lee to come to the table and those of us - can come down. >> come on in.

the san francisco planning

commission and health commission joint hearing for thursday, february 9th, 2017. i like to remind the public that the commission doesn't tolerate out burst of any kind. please silence your mobile

devices that may sound off during these proceedings and before speaking, do state your name for the record. i like to take roll for the planning commission. commissioner hillis >> here. >> commission vice richards >> here. >> commission he will koppel. >> here. >> melgar >> we expect johnson and moore and we do expect commissioner fong to be absent. >> commissioner chow for haemth commission. health commission. >> here >> loyce >> here. >> we have an announcement about the director of health. >> good morning, i'm colien, i'm the deputy director of the department of public health and dr. garcia can't be here. she has the flu that seems to be going around, so i'll sit in for her today. >> commissions, we have one item on your special calendar for case number 2012-043.w the