more recently, a focused effort sponsored jointly between supervisor amiano and supervisor maxwell began, and is now a partnership with supervisor campos' office. again, this stems more immediately from board of supervisors' action from about a year ago the call for the development of a more specific revitalization strategy for the area. that action and vision, a process that could result in a number of products, one which is before you today, clarifying the land use controls instead of design guidelines for the area, economic action plan among other implementation documents. to produce those items, we have been working in close collaboration between city agencies, including the mayor's office of economic workforce development and the redevelopment agency, of course, as this area is in the redevelopment agency. and support as well when we needed it from the dpw, so the large brush stroke is that it has been an act of collaboration between communities across the hall and supervisors' offices involving multiple agencies. and one last point, if i could -- there will be in communications com

where i think you have seen improvement that has been documented, part of the work of supervisor amiano was about making basic health improvements within the standard of care, and you are seeing more access to personal hygiene products. i feel that is a big improvement. early on in 2006 and 2007, you started to relators put into every single shelter, and every single staff person at that point proceeded with very thorough training. not every site now has a defibrillator. the staff that i interviewed, most people have not have first- aid training. supervisor campos: thank you very much. why don't we provide this opportunity to hear from the department if they want to add anything or respond to what has been said. good afternoon. thank you for being here. >> there were a lot of this characterization's -- this characterization -- mis characterizations made today. i would like the site manager or the program manager for both of the shelters to respond because i cannot talk on the everyday, grass roots level, but she is here, she is taking notes, and she can respond to some of the things. i

i want to applaud the efforts of supervisor campos and amiano before him, and maxwell has seen us through. everybody has pulled us through, and the fact that we are coming to you with support tonight -- this afternoon speaks volumes to their work. thank you very much. commissioner miguel: are there additional speakers on this item? >> i'm a 37-year resident of the bernal heights area, and i would urge disapproval at this time. there's a couple of errors in the text, and i think we should get this worked out first. thank you. commissioner miguel: are there additional speakers? >> good afternoon again. i would ask you to pass on this because the most important things that we have been waiting -- the most important thing is that we have been waiting a long time. when it comes to the final date, we always want to have another hearing because we do not know enough. we have been talking about this a long time, especially the pac committee. i'm not a member, but i attend all those meetings. with your support, and with avalos making sure that there is local hiring from the community, we are seein

i will need the help of assembly member amiano to make sure we get state funding for state programs -school programs. i will need help from senator magee in order to make sure we get help from the state to make sure our housing projects are built properly. i have the ability to create the consensus. i have proven that not only through this campaign, but through my tenure in district 10. i want to do it as a supervisor, not on a micro level, but on a macro level for all of us, and i have the proven track record in order to do that. >> my home phone number is 341- 8040. the reason i say this is i think a lot of people in this room already have it, and it means that for the last decade or more, i have been answering that call to leave the neighborhood and the district. we need a supervisor who has the experience and skill set to make change happen and the commitment and value to do the right thing every time for the next four to eight years. it is wanting to talk about the budget and another to ask what you will do on that in july at 1:00 in the morning when the mayor says we're going to

proudly, we all stood in celebrating the good work of then supervisor and then assembly member tom amiano and darren newsome in the birth of healthy san francisco and healthy san francisco was born out of the principle that there should be access to healthcare, no matter of your income, and that access shall not ever be impeded and this is on the wave of national thinking about healthcare reform. but there is no reform in healthcare if it is misplaced or misguided especially in its land use strategy and from time to time over the last few decades when we have considered in big swaths tracts of land about redeveloping certain areas of the city, great mistakes have been made and i don't see a master plan as it sort of assigns what is the future of san francisco's healthcare epicenter. my district, district five, is essentially ground zero for the high majority of healthcare in san francisco. we have ucsf, we have kaiser, ucsf mount zion, pacific presbyterian and soon to be, we'll border on cpmc most likely. i think a healthcare master plan in the past would have been extremely informative a

there is speculation that a former supervisor tom amiano.ys he doesn't want. >> it i support tim lincecum for mayor and i think he is the freak that we might need. >> mayor brown has approached by many that want him to step in. >> are you pursuing it? >> no. i'm not pursuing anything or anybody. >> they believe a caretaker type should be selected. >> somebody that is not political cal, somebody that will not run for mayor. >> maxwell is among four supervisors that are out of office but think could vote before the new board takes over in january. new mayor says he may try to delay his swearing in until the old board is officially out. but the whole focus is to make the whole process transparent. >> because i don't want to see the glorification of politics, back room deals, people changing one position with another position. that is not this city. >> just to add to the duam. city attorney will not be giving supervisors any legal advice. he has recused himself because he is running for mayor next year. a counsel from slant care county will take