highly qualified teachers and staff and per scomploern represents the reduction of turnover rates lastly within our county el cap we've included action services and expenditures for the student populations all right. >> now within the budget itself we did take note of the focus and questions regarding homeless youth services we want to make sure that the budget regarding services to those students are highlighted and as you can see those referenced within once again the document we are exploring additional funds for this population moving into next year that's the grant and other sources as well in terms of the bay area urban bay league and the guilty fund working with cca to fund and expand those programs and that will be taken up under sort of the cca approval processes and lastly there are questions regarding the common core spending plan and we noted those funds will be continued into 2015-2016 and added the details where that fund will be providing support this is will continue and expand our professional developments support for common core structural materials as well as technolog

lastly gabriel rog an, executive director at the area board 5 at the developmental with disabilities. and there are a number of leaders and task force that may also be speaking today. lastly i wanted to say and reaped us from our previous hearings that san francisco has been a leader in hiring policies and a lot of amazing work from our city government should not be overlooked. civil service rule 115 is very important for san francisco and disability rights. however, it's one people of opportunities for people, but our city departments in conjunction with the board and mayor's office i think must be vigilant to ensure that we are expanding as many opportunities as we can for people with disabilities. last year in june when we held the initial hearing to discuss employment access for people with disabilities there was a lot of confusion about what had been done 10 years ago with the previous task force. there is confusion how it was being implemented if at all and even borrow -- broch urs and others for providing equal employment opportunities in san francisco and there is a lot of wor

lastly, the other thing working with mta doing it where we can provide a drop-off and loading zones so if someone wants to put in that south beach harbor they can drive up and go into a 15 min. zone, unload their kayak and load the vessel, bring it down to the dock and go off and part where they need to. lastly, we have just begun some conversations with bay area disabled sailors, christina mentioned about what improvements we can do at south beach harbor, and we met with christina and joe the harbor master, and wendy, to say how can we look at improving the facilities down there to improve access to everybody so those conversations have begun as well. >> thank you. >> thank you, david and then for all the speakers that spoke it is and of a very uplifting way to end a commission meeting not, i imagine it's for those out there. we do have a great day and it's good to see the people taking advantage in different ways. i guess, my question is, where we might be thinking, i see, and advocate for water taxes and everything of. along with that, in terms of the water trail in the non-motorize

about the repositioning of speakers and getting noise meter and drapes on board of directors this lastly tenants has been physical upgrades. >> so when. >> i'm unsure at this point. >> can you if the. >> yes. >> and club malibu what are we going to do shawn. >> were in a position based on code with one more citation they will be in front of the commission there's also. >> in front of the commission for why for reconditioning their permit. >> there's things we can do in phenomena of superstition or administratively too. >> that's awesome and the bay conference center they are habitual. >> there was progress made they actually found all the windows that faced the residential unit across the street that was a surprise when i was there so i think it is a matter of being more active i think this a matter of not finally having the resources to make additional upgrades the phenomena in the windows is a good first step hoping to work to communicate better ways to detract decimals but ultimately having someone on site better communication of the rules to people that bring in sound systems having

lastly, the middle income rental, that's running as a pilot program, is that correct? >> that's right shifted with a league-leading 40 in terms of how we know that this pilot program is working, effective,. i think what criteria were using for its success >> we are very hopeful that will be successful although it is -- we look to new york which is a similar model and that had great success. we've done our reach to the market rate developers with whom will need to cooperate and order to convert market rate units to affordable units beyond any inclusionary requirements. we got a good response so far. we've run many financial models . the measures of success are, number one, the number of units we bring online, and the cost efficiency so that we are really reaching households who are in need across that's reasonable to the city and doesn't force us to forego other that are more cost-effective opportunities. >> i'd like to see you throw in one other criteria, and that is looking for a lot of effort and public dollars from the city side, especially working in the private se

lastly down tunnel bypass project. what's important to note there is that it shows some of the work starting before we have actually completed the inspection because we anticipate that while we are aiming for bypass project that we may very well end up with a repair project. so will you be doing some initial work to look at both alternatives, but there's one box on there, trying to get the color right, the brown box that is just above the dark green line, which is the steering committee and puc committee evaluation. in that point, but good information from the inspection that will just occurred as well as the initial repair work. at that point in time, we are looking to making sure we critically all the information in front of us to know who should proceed with the bypass project or actually go with a more modest project to repair project. that's a significant point in time right there in terms of the way you schedule the work. >> excuse making has a question? that's mid-2017. >> yes. >> that to make it or break it mom

we looked at private party check lists such as e van terry associates, code master and lastly to kindspecialty we looked at a restaurant association food prep check list because of their style and diverse usage we thought that would be good too. we concluded after looking at these as a committee the shorter style check lfs the most important easily carried guide that could be taken on the job site by building inspectors opposed to a thicker compendium that was like buying the code so what was the point? all building inspectors were trained with the code. they have it available to them if they need it but often a quick tickler is important to all of us when walking the field so as a committee we concluded that would be the most easily portable and easily assimilated product. it would be short, easy to carry. it could be put in a three ring binder or carried about. our second task was related to how do we develop this check list in the manner that isn't a repetition of other documents that are out in the field? and we concluded that today probably one of the hardest short coming is a ma

co-located with the east and drinking establishment those to activities mriement the character and lastly that satisfies western selma area those seeking to differentiate late night if complimentaryy businesses like llp it satisfies those policies that seeks to promote and maintain the mixed use character of the neighborhood ape it also satisfies those policies that provide new spaces concludes my presentation. i'm available to answer any questions thank you. >> opening it up for public comment i have one speaker card pr case louis louis. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is case louis i'm here on behalf of the full name foundry to speak in support of this legislation it is a small family owned art gallery and restaurant run by my brother and myself we employ san franciscans that allows to have no more employees and generating more tax revenue for the city additionally this allows us to further look at the community to provide a venue for the musicians and poets and that that don't have the reputations. >> the ability to ago into larger music venue i have a petition i'd like to sub

to seek a group that could provide this service and that's before you on the consent calendar also lastly on this consent calendar is hundred and 27 plus dollars if the university of california san francisco medical center and as it is stated this is for consultation of electronic records work with the sf g h not just that but the entire electronic records requirements it is a very complex - we have a very complex series of means and the universities experts will be able to upon our contracting with them to tell us h how they could meet the need and meet a 10 year cost analyze it is to determine whether the ethics system can work for us as the department is looking at several of the contractors and so this is before you also in future at our consent calendar lastly as our processes is in the third quarter dpw financial report to have copies of this we are at this point ahead of the budget by $28 million much of that was related to increased revenues from our medi-cal business and also reduced costs over at san francisco general so i'll be happy to answer any questions on any of those subj

thank you vice president and lastly i represented the commission in the voting on the metal of valor and participated in the commission role that will be brought to us chief i don't know if you know what that comes here for final approval. >> i'll found out and ask for them. >> okay. this sound great any further on this matter. >> sergeant call the next item. >> commission announcement and items considered for identification and possible action at further meetings. >> i have one the csi team august 5th is the time we're longing to schedule them before they go back to school before their final presentation so sergeant if we can hold august 6th i think is a wednesday whatever wednesday in august item we scheduled and we're working with our partners in the community is the update i don't know from the department is ready but we'll do that at some point in august the update on the d go 6.09 commissioner hwang no items to put on the agenda. >> commissioner to remind the public the commission will meet in the take care value at the mosaic center 28, 19th avenue on wednesday july 22, 2015,

lastly wednesday tomorrow 4-6 join me in my office. we are celebrating creativety and art from seniors from the richmond district. it will be up in my office for another few weeks but the art reception is from 4-6. 25 senior and disabled artist are represented by pieces they chose. the event is cohosted by the richmond senior center along with their director and great senior leader linda murly and art instructor marlen wong who is a comic book artist. i appreciate what he does in comic books and what he has done to help seniors find they craertive side and to create is amazing so thank tooz waulden wong. we'll have refreshments. we'll celebrate our senior city wide district 1 budget win and thank tooz the budget committee and the chair mark farrell. senior funding we won vision zero program tooz protect and insure safer streets for senior jz increase staffing for aging and disability resource sentser and also for isolated and seniors. in district 1 the richmond senior center is appreciative that we have supporting their intergeneration

lastly was work retection and job security. because of the work of supervisor a farrell the coalition and many others we tightened up the retail bill of rights and think this is important of make tg a better law. closing the loop holes is critical and being conscious there are small chains that are local and important to had sate and focusing on the large retailers was the intent of the policy. lastly i'll just say thanks not only to nick [inaudible] from my staff but jes [inaudible] from supervisor farrell office, nicky weeten from the mayors office and [inaudible] and the 30 coalition of grass root [inaudible] made up of low wage workers that drove the retail bill of rights. >> i want to thank supervisor farrell and mar for taking a lead on working on this legislation in order to make it better legislation for the workers it is intended to serve. colleagues i just want to offer one simple amendment to this legislation. i have been a supporter of this legislation since it was introduced last fall and think it is important for

operation for over a decade in selma this is they're new location that is in potrero hill this is lastly night dinners and dj music for their patrons bay area station thas has is with a good neighbor policy i'd like to invite up applicant eir from the restaurant >> thank you maggie like maggie said we want to have a live soundtrack with our guests at the restaurant nothing more audible than the speakers in the building now that's really it just a nice neighborhood bar where guests can come and enjoy cocktails and stay for music they're welcome to do so great commissioners. >> i have one question what's our cross street. >> connecticut. >> you know the neighbors are different. >> we know that the rocket dish had a kayak. >> the occupancy is 99. >> correct. >> okay do you know who the company might be. >> not at this time but we'll definitely have security. >> on the application that is our security plan to have entertainment thursday friday and saturday and one person checking ids at the door and you have a second person? there's a bar manager and a security 3 would be at the door onsite

thank you vice president and lastly i represented the commission in the voting on the metal of valor and participated in the commission role that will be brought to us chief i don't know if you know what that comes here for final approval. >>

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it has changed a lot and lastly five years. you know something to change, something seven. >> are those changes reflected in your book? do you include some of the -- >> always. i'm always watching the profession for changes. always watching trends in litigation trends and law firms structure trends and application for law school that are way down by the way i am always watching trials. not up close but in the media or issues you know you know, the supreme court and gay marriage is a hot issue. they will soon. what is going to happen. so i keep up with the supreme court some of the cases they hear. that is my that is my curiosity, what i enjoy doing, what i understand. and and when i take that, i find something really good and he's in a novel. that is where the stories come from. i'm always on the prowl for something i can take and steal and create a novel out of. >> a a one-off question, do you think the supreme court should be televised? i don't know if you ever even thought about that. >> i don't like cameras and courtrooms b

but lastly, we are heading in the right direction. i want to thank the airport commission for taking the first step in partnering with the arc to continue to work with people with disabilities and head their internship program and this is going to create a great pipeline for civil service employment. something like this needs to happen a lot more. thank you very much for your time. >> actually, mr. sell io are there other departments. i know the california science center was mentioned but are there other departments? >> there is is public library and cal academy and there is another one and that is it for right now. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon supervisors. ron for the department of public health. i'm the human resources director there. i learned about 115. i met an employee hired through 115 and that employee works directly for me and taking on more challenging assignments and the more challenging assignments i give the more they step up to do it. so i'm an advocate of rule 115. also on behalf of our depart

lastly, i think we don't have a budget that's going to solve housing and homelessness and transitional age youth and families but it's a good start am very proud of the work that nick -- for my staff who spearheaded our work and racquel -- and formally here -- we did a lot of work with my office on the budget but i want to say, for district 1, the richmond district, i feel that we have a lot of great things within our budget for our communities but also citywide as well. so thanks to everyone and looking forward to proving this budget unanimously. thank you. >> supervisor kim >> i just wanted to know all the thank you's are regarding inmate. to the mayor's office, controller, cla, and of course all the witnessing of staffers that work in each of our office to make this a reality every year. i also want to recognize the many community groups that campout at city hall on our marble floors on my good i'm sure we understand what the budgetary needs are, and really help us refine the cost as we continue to negotiate through the budget hours. under the budget budget justice coalition past th