the draft ordinance has a few circumstances. where the buildings are located near the wide-open spaces. the second time -- second kind of control, there is a certain design elements that prevents special hazards in and of itself. there are some historic structures in small-scale residential homes. the first control for the location-related home -- this is new areas -- near areas that are dominated either by vegetation or open water. these are the refugees. there is a clear flight path facing this refuge. this would be required for new construction, placing the ability. it is only required for the area where this is most likely to occur. this is called the byrd collision. and further, the ordinance does not require 100%. the reduction approach would account for 10% of the area to remained untraded. -- and treated -- untreated. further, the commission requests that the generators that appear solid be used in this area. the second kind of requirements is for, regardless of the location -- this flight path is literally a dead-end. th

extending the terms to june 30, 2015. an ordinance adopted amendment no. 4 between the city and municipal executives association by extending the terms to june 30, 2015. implementing no. 4 to the 2013 -- by extending the terms of this to june 30, 2015 and the ordinance adopting no. 4 to the 2007 between the city and its pole executives. and extending this to june 30, 2015. >> and is there any discussion? supervisor of the los? >> a question for the city attorney. i recall in the first proposition -- this had to be approved prior to the budget being finalized, and the facts that these are amendments, that requirement is not necessary? >> this is been deferred to the project. >> human-resources director -- the 2000 legislation did remove the june 30 deadline for the concession agreement so this particular amendment is not subject to the deadline, the may 15 deadline for public safety and this contract. >> thank you. >> is there any further discussion? do we need to do a roll-call vote? we will take these items, the same house, same call

there are 11 eyes. >> the ordinance is passed on the first reading. item 12. >> ordinance amending the planning cord modifying planning codes on clement. >> i ask for your support again today. i would like to thank our combs of small businesses and residents from the richmond district. it has been led by amazing owners and workers from b and b, to cal, to rich and drew's canine corner, like bow wow and me ue, i love saying their names. it is supported by a number of small businesses advocates as well. this will help us fill vacant store fronts by updating the zoning laws in our neighborhood. it also will help us maintain a diverse neighborhood district. so i urge you are your support again today. thank you. >> any discussion? roll call vote. >> mirkarimi, aye. wiener, no. avalos, aye. campos, aye. chiu, aye. chu, no. cohen, aye. yell, no. farrell, aye. kim, aye. mar, aye. there are eight ayes and three nos. >> the ordinance is passed. item 13. >> ordinance authorizing settlement of the lawsuit filed by t-mobile west against the city on july 8, 2010. >>

extending the terms to june 30, 2015. an ordinance adopted amendment no. 4 between the city and municipal executives association by extending the terms to june 30, 2015. implementing no. 4 to the 2013 -- by extending the terms of this to june 30, 2015 and the ordinance adopting no. 4 to the 2007 between the city and its pole executives. and extending this to june 30, 2015. >> and is there any discussion? supervisor of the los?

also at the full board this week, we had a couple of department-initiated ordinances'. the first was a standard for bird safe buildings. you approve the policy document and recommend approval of an ordinance that would implement the document. last week at committee, we made to modifications to it. first, they amended so it would specifically apply to city-owned properties and second, the amended controls on wind generation. they removed a prohibition on wind generation urban bird habitat and said, required any wind generator be monitored going into the future per existing regulations. last week, supervisor mar signed on as a sponsor and davidchiu signed on as a co-sponsor and it was an ant -- unanimously approved on first reading. commissioners, you heard these ordnances on june 23rd which would amend the says zoning map, planning code, but these speak to improve code readability of the board approved on first reading. there were no new introductions this week and the zoning administrator asked me to give you an update on the board of appeals. there was one item this wee

item 28. >> from the rules committee. an ordinance authorizing settlement of lawsuits involving mitchell engineering and authorizing bonds and the preparation of funds not to exceed 15.7 $5 million. -- $15.7 5 million. president chiu: without objection this ordinances passed in the first reading. let's skip over the 3:00 special order. and our four-o'clock special order which will be continued. why don't we move to roll call for introductions. >> supervisor campos, you are first on roll-call for introductions. supervisor campos: i have a couple of items. this is the oversight committee for the general obligation bond. this is their annual report for 2010. i have requested that matter be sent to the government audit and oversight committee. the second is also a hearing request on the budget and legislative analyst's performance audit. again, we have asked this be sent to the government audit and oversight committee. the final item is i have requested the city attorney to draft an ordinance that would require that the meetings of the sa

i find it interesting, looking at the ordinance, things happening to do with yelp, looking at the reviews that people did were negative, and how those were actually false advertising. a lot of the people that posted there posted unbelievable things that happened. my experience at first resort was very positive. i was part of a post-abortion counseling session. i did not feel judged, put upon in any kind of way. i would urge you to vote no on this legislation. supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker please. mr. de costa? >> supervisors, this topic is something i deal with because when people are in need of help, we have to make a decision. you know i am not a woman, i am a man. as a man, or if you are a husband, or if you are a significant other and you stand by your woman, you have to make some hard decisions. one of the things that is missing in this legislation -- i am not against this legislation. if the town hall meetings or some real forum or hearing has been held on the subject. you have heard from those organizations that give help to our women. if some of our women have to termi

the truth. i'm a little more familiar with this ordinance. no copy of the permit with accurate descriptions of work were given to me. he included the one he gave to me or posted to my door and did not say i could go view it. i did you attend it was not ready yet. i receive notice on april 11 that there would be three days of work at my apartment, including a leaky valves. it was reviewed by dbi. in accordance with the ordinance, he is required to pay relocation expenses while he temporarily seeks possession of my unit during construction. the minimum is $5,000. in the first brief, he admits my apartment is of questionable have the ability, and to make it even more and have a, he removed my only bathroom. now, he covers himself by branding -- by pretending that i would accuse him. he is simply trying to distract us from the issue at hand. i'm aware the board of supervisor rules about entering new evidence, i wanted to alert you that i have a new notice of violation from the san francisco department of health. lead inspection was done. lead pain

it tries to avoid the influence from cars, buses, and so on, as defined by the ordinance. >> i have no trouble following that logic. what i am asking is what is the highest reading coming from the brickyard, and what would therefore be eight decibels lower than that? >> i did not make measurements of the brickyard by itself, but if we look good through readings -- look at the readings they took, you can see many readings are higher than eight sensible levels higher. it is also similar to the readings the inspector made on their first business. >> let me try again. what number did you assign that would cause one to say the brickyard was not in compliance with noise ordinance? above what number? >> it would be about 59 decibels. >> you are saying you got no reading from the brickyard. >> that is correct. >> is it reasonable to assume there is just a difference of opinion on what ambient is, that there is no violation on your part, because you did not take any readings that are greater than 59? >> i did not take any readings of the brickyard itself, so i am relying on the data who commiss

items 12 and 13. >> item 12 is an ordinance amending the annual salary ordinance for fiscal year 2011- 2012 to reflect the addition of 31 positions in various job losses for assembly bill 19, the public safety realignment. item 13 is the ordinance appropriate and approximately $5.7 million of assembly bill 19 public safety realignment revenue to support related expenditures by adult probation, the district attorney, public defender, and share for fiscal year 20 year -- fiscal year 2011-2012. supervisor chiu: can we take these items and house, call? starr, supervisor mirkarimi -- sorry, supervisor mirkarimi. supervisor mirkarimi: this is the final piece for our budget to begin our realignment plan. we had a very thorough hearing in budget committee last week. this is part of a culmination of eight months of hearings that we have had in public safety, several related to public safety. now, we have a more exact idea of what the cost is going to be to the city. the very final piece of legislation is going to be vetted in public safety this thursday that makes it official that adult probat

but i do not think that warrants the city asking for an ordinance. i recognize there are some key differences -- and there are differences. i very much recognize that. but the legislative record here, to me, is empty, and we would not be able to successfully defend this in court. i do not want to see us pursue this and have thus lose. so i will need a roll call on the motion. supervisor avalos: thank you, supervisor elsbernd. i am wholeheartedly in support of a woman's right to choose. i looked at the memo that we got from the city attorney. i was expecting that we would have more information about what kind of advertising we see in san francisco before us, but did not see that. i think it puts at risk our ability -- since we do not have a record -- to prevail in court, if there is an appeal on this legislation. but i do believe -- i need to see evidence for myself whether there is value. i was wondering why we were getting yelp produce more than anything. just like when i pick a restaurant, i do not always pick those reviews to be gospel. wondering t

there was no job loss because of the ordinance. those people have looked at that amendment and reached the same conclusion. our economist has made it clear the impact on job growth is minimal and in fact, once this law is implemented, you will continue to have thousands of jobs created in san francisco in the next few years. the last thing i would say is that i do believe, and i do hope that whoever is out there who has the very important task of protecting the consumers of the city and county of san francisco takes a careful look at "the wall street journal" and some of the practices identified. if it is the case that there are companies that are marketing themselves by telling businesses that they can essentially exploit this loophole as a way of making money off of consumers, irrespective of whether or not they meet the technical requirements of the ordinance, there are a number of consumer protection laws that are still applicable. it is my hope that whoever is charged with protecting consumers in the city and county of san fran

. >> the labor council fought hard to enact the original ordinance. to the extend that the labor council and labor wants a closing of this loophole, it need to be done in a way that does compromise the entire law enacted a few years ago. we want to make it clear that if this board goes to the point of of trying to micromanage those accounts beyond what is proposed, well not support any effort to micromanage the accounts and amend the lou in a way that jeopardizing not only the closing of the loop hole, but also the entire ordinance as amended. that is not only a message that labor is sending, but from workers, and from the assembly member who was the arthur. the last point i will make is that labor is united on this problem. a number of us have gotten later on this issue. there was a letter that went out to the board of supervisors on behalf of the jobs. the organizations on the letter head of this letter have indicated they do not agree with the position outlined in this letter. those individual have disassociated themselves from thattler. and to the

local hiring, the ordinance is mandatory. for many years, we have dealt with the human rights commission and a few other people that basically have no oversight. there is no compliance control. what i have experienced in losses under the good faith effort, the use you to meet the goal. once the goal is met, you don't get called to do the work. the job has come and gone, there is no recourse. if the playing field was level, we would not need -- we would not need a local hiring ordinances'. but since it isn't, that is how we do. we have compliance officers that are supposed to be trained. they don't visit the job sites. the city has gotten to into the simulation system. many of us don't even belong on the collation systems. i am a trucker. first of all, this is certified. a certified hero meaning that going and, you are stating that you were from friday of last week to friday of this week. you made x amount of dollars and x amount of check numbers. they pay us when they get ready. i have a whole bunch of problems with the way th

items nine through 13 are from the budget and finance committee without recommendation, the ordinance's implementing various changes to the memorandum of understanding between the city and the following organizations -- the firefighters local 798, the city police officers association, the municipal executives association, fire, and the city and police officers association. and one more between the city and the municipal executives association, police. president chiu: roll-call vote. supervisor weiner: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: aye. supervisor chu: aye. supervisor cohen: aye. supervisor elsbernd: aye. supervisor farrell: aye. supervisor kim: aye. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor mirkarimi: aye. >> there are 11 ayes. item 14 is an ordinance adopting and implementing amendment 5, a memorandum of understanding between the city and the firefighters of local 798, unit 1, extending the mou. president chiu: could we have a motion to excuse supervisor chu? roll-call vote. supervisor weiner: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president c

i am fully in support of in the ordinance that makes them tell the truth to all women, especially young womwomen who do not have any of their place to go. thank you for putting this forward. i think this is tremendously important, and i support this 100 percent. >> -- >> can you state your name for the record. >> chastity ronan, the director of a family resource center. we offer pregnancy tests and information on all the women's options when she is faced with an unplanned pregnancy, but we do not stop there. we work to improve the quality of life for all people. we have a positive impact on families by helping them raise their children in the city. any parent is welcome to receive supplies that are needed for raising children. attend our eight freak class's and benefit from the case management we provide. the services are offered to families regardless of whether they had family -- a pregnancy tests at our center. this ordinance limits our opportunities to inform the community about our services. section 93.4 of the ordinance claims that and the mission -- that an omission could be misl

section 93.4 of the ordinance claims that and the mission -- that an omission could be misleading or false. our center tells our clients we offer an extensive list of free supplies to help them raise their children. many people come to us asking for free chtoys. who determines if they are needed to raise children? i would tell you can raise healthy, intelligent children without toys. item two indicates that a commission similar to this could cause a pregnancy center to be forced to poorest -- cosines on their premises stated what services are not available. --i would be sad to see our city become embroiled in similar legal battles only to be found unconstitutional. in your video on sfgov web sites, you encourage people to exercise and lead a healthy lifestyles -- all of those things are taught in the class is we offer. -- classes we offer. supervisor avalos: think you. -- thank you. >> a reminder to speak into the microphone. the next person is katie. please state your name for the record. >> my name is katie hoval. i am 24-weeks pregnant today. i was a confused and honorable woman a

supervisor chiu: without objection this ordinance is passed on the first reading. item 27. >> ordinance amending the police code requiring a handgun to be kept in a locked container or disabled with a trigger lock and prohibiting the sale of enhanced am nation. supervisor chiu: supermirkarimi? supervisor mirkarimi: this is timely because yesterday the federal court hear

we recommend you approve the ordinance. supervisor chu: to the comptroller's office, based on my understanding of what the budget analyst as reported, there would not be additional expenses occurred -- incurred. it would be a door through the existing resources? >> that is correct. supervisor chu: thank you. is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? item 7. >> please don't be mean, don't be mean i am begging you your budget is beyond compare and i hope you will be there i hope the budget committee will not be mean you can have your choice of things and all i can do is sing and bring back the money do not be lean do not be mean. i am begging of view, bring the money. supervisor chu: thank you. any other members of the public who wish to speak on item 7? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues? we have a motion to send item for with recommendations. without objection. thank you. item eight please. >> item 8. resolution declaring the intent of the city and county of san francisco (city)

president chiu: the ordinance is passed on first reading. >> item 16, approving and authoress in the execution of modification number one of the lease and use agreement with cathay pacific airways for lounge space in the international terminal of the airport. president chiu: without objection. >> item 17 authorizes the release of 1316 mission st., suite 401, for the department of public health. supervisor kim: i would like to make a technical amendment on behalf of the real-estate department to note the landlord's name in the title of the resolution. i have passed out copies of the amendment. president chiu: seconded by supervisor chu. without objection. if we can take the underlying resolution as amended, same house, same call. without objection. >> item 18, authorizing an increase in the assessor- recorder picked base fee for recording and indexing the first page of every instrument or notice from $4 to $10. president chiu: adopted. >> item 19, approving the amendment of a lease between the city and proxy development for the property on the northeast corner of octavia boulevard and

with the nra shooting fighting t holes in every ordinance, this is critical. in terms of what we were talking about before, how do you enforce a law that is in the home? this is the same issue in the 1970's, the domestic violence movement phase. how do you break the concept that a man's home is his castle? how do you enforce those laws? it has been through education and also through reinforcement that has been made public that lets people know, reminds them of what they should be doing. so it can be done. supervisor mirkarimi: and cultural shaming, like with domestic violence. i appreciate your public comment. i just wanted to say an anecdote related to what you opened up with. we are noticing a trend of more young people who are quick to use guns because the way they settle conflicts. i remember having a conversation not long ago with a group of fairly young adults, teenagers. i said, why, explain to me why you see others using guns? the response was that it was completely uncool to get into a fight. to use your fists, to get into a physical altercation, it is