. >> janet, christian, walter paulson, bob. >> hi, good afternoon. i am janet. i am with tower tours. also in fisherman's wharf, we operate tours throughout the city and have been coexisting with the bike companies and working together to ensure the safety. as we train our own drivers, what they need to do for the safety for pedestrians and the exunety. it's part of ensuring being the good comedic support. i want to say i support the business and hope you make a good decision today. thank you. >> christian? >> i'm with city sightseeing. we own a fleet of double decker bus vehicles. we've been here before. i'm here to support the project. i've known quite a few of these guys, all three companies, for about 12, 15 years on fisherman's wharf. to reiterate their track record, i think they're all three great companies. safety is the one concern of all of them. what brian just said, i used on the a bike messenger. i was probably the worst bike rider in the city. the tourists, generally, they've got the map in front of them, they follow the rules. there's very few issu

>> walter paulson. let's hang on to the auditor's audit let's hang on we have got a lot we have got a lot of money could now hang on hang on hang on to what we have got now i want more crime to stop now it is time it has got to stop let us count the money good hang on hang on to what money we got supervisor mar: thank you. anyone else from the public that would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. we have a motion to continue this item to the call of the chair until we can review the various audits, especially given their importance. supervisor chiu? supervisor chu: i will make that motion. at the next meeting when we hear this and we have a police department representative, that you speak specifically to the recommendations, whether they have been implemented or not, their progress. supervisor mar: continue to the call of the chair without objection. is there any other business before us? the meeting is adjourned. thank you, everyone. please tell me somebody didn't just drop th there?

walter paulson. >> government audit and oversight. is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. somewhere down the road our roads are going to cross again somewhere down the road i know that part of yours will come to see that noe valley takes the lead supervisor mar: very nice. 9q5t< to be packaged. we found over a third of the on the clubs had either not been sealed properly with tape or were not signed off on by two officers, as is required. the envelops book like this. on the back, they have stance that say initial, verify officer, currency. we also found the property evidence tracking system itself is an older mainframe system with some limitations, the biggest of which is the system does not allow the police to update the dollar value field. if part of the evidence gets removed properly, they cannot update that. so as a result, if you look at their system and look at how much total money they have been evidence, you will not have the right number. some system s

. >> walter paulson. ♪ i hope that you fix van ness and fix the rest.y what the best from you and i want you to fix van ness and make it the best we have seen ♪ supervisor mirkarimi: and the other public comments? seeing no one, public comment disclosed. madam clerk? >> [roll call vote] the item passes. supervisor mirkarimi: next item, please. >> item #6. increase the amount of the authority's professional services contract with jacobs engineering group by $1,054,565, to a total amount not to exceed $2,854,565, for environmental analysis for the geary bus rapid transit project and authorize the executive director to negotiate contract terms and conditions. supervisor mirkarimi: comments or questions? seeing no one, this is open for public comment. please. >> jackie stocks, member of the cac transportation authority. i have been working on this project since january of 1986. before they had a transit task force they looked into the feasibility of having a light rail project on that street. that was put on the ballot in 1989 and grandfathered into prope k

. >> walter paulson. is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. we need a pipeline. it is going to do some good in a special way i am so glad we got it underneath the bay good day pipelined it is going to keep on a shining supervisor avalos: if there are no other members of the public that would like to comment -- seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, move forward with recommendations. mr. young, please call item 3. >> item 3. resolution authorizing the master lease of the windsor hotel at 238 eddy street for the department of public health. >> i am back. this particular lease is for the department of public health for their direct access to housing programs. the property is as 238 eddy street. this is also known as the windsor hotel. it is a 99-unit residential complex, on by a limited liability company. in this particular location, we have 45,800 square feet of residential space for t

supervisor mirkarimi: after this next speaker -- [reading names] >> budget and finance committee, i'm walter paulson. ♪ i hope you get america's cup in this city and the budget price that you need who is reaching out to capture a moment and that i hope is wendy's because when he makes sailboats sure glide and i hope that the tide is high and you really boat flying take a ride i hope you get america's cup in this city, and that budget price that you need i know you are out to capture this moment, and i hope it is windy and wind makes sailboats glide and i hope the tide is high and your boats sure fly and take a ride who is reaching out to capture this moment and i hope the america's cup is here and it is windy ♪ [applause] supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. next speaker please. >> executive director of the bay planning coalition in 1983. that last rendition inspired me to sing full fathom in five -- 5, but i will spare you. bay planning coalition, we represent about 175 maritime industries, predominantly companies around the bay, six public course, several marine terminals, labor unions, and recreation

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