we hope and expect his electrician to our city and community will continue for many years to come mark leno. >> (clapping.) >> you're good thank you all right. >> this is for all those plaques and things that mark has giving out over the 20 years i had to get another closet you can't throw them away >> (clapping.) >> too old jews thank you. (laughter) it is a wonderful day and a real honor to be here with the mayor and our state senator and recognize the supervisors supervisor jeff sheehy and college board raphael and alex behind you thank you it takes a village and the village is here today, i'm, occur self-check - just today,d out this new administration has in the dark of night taken lgbt questions off of the survey a national survey for the purposes of better understanding the seniors need we need to respond in 90 days we need to let them know what they don't know so i'm here to recount a brief story i was in contact with marcie and janet 20 years ago to start this conversation about the growing need for the senior population in the community and coincidentally public office really fasc

we hope and expect his electrician to our city and community will continue for many years to come mark leno. >> (clapping.) >> you're good thank you all right. >> this is for all those plaques and things that mark has giving out over the 20 years i had to get another closet you can't throw them away >> (clapping.) >> too old jews thank you. (laughter) it is a wonderful day and a real honor to be here with the mayor and our state senator and recognize the supervisors supervisor jeff sheehy and college board raphael and alex behind you thank you it takes a village and the village is here today, i'm, occur self-check - just today,d out this new administration has in the dark of night taken lgbt questions off of the survey a national survey for the purposes of better understanding the seniors need we need to respond in 90 days we need to let them know what they don't know so i'm here to recount a brief story i was in contact with marcie and janet 20 years ago to start this conversation about the growing need for the senior population in the community and coincidentally public office really fasc

we hope and expect his electrician to our city and community will continue for many years to come mark lenoclapping.) >> you're good thank you all right. >> this is for all those plaques and things that mark has giving out over the 20 years i had to get another closet you can't throw them away >> (clapping.) >> too old jews thank you. (laughter) it is a wonderful day and a real honor to be here with the mayor and our state senator and recognize the supervisors supervisor jeff sheehy and college board raphael and alex behind you thank you it takes a village and the village is here today, i'm, occur self-check - just today,d out this new administration has in the dark of night taken lgbt questions off of the survey a national survey for the purposes of better understanding the seniors need we need to respond in 90 days we need to let them know what they don't know so i'm here to recount a brief story i was in contact with marcie and janet 20 years ago to start this conversation about the growing need for the senior population in the community and coincidentally public office really fascinated

we hope and expect his electrician to our city and community will continue for many years to come mark lenoclapping.) >> you're good thank you all right. >> this is for all those plaques and things that mark has giving out over the 20 years i had to get another closet you can't throw them away >> (clapping.) >> too old jews thank you. (laughter) it is a wonderful day and a real honor to be here with the mayor and our state senator and recognize the supervisors supervisor jeff sheehy and college board raphael and alex behind you thank you it takes a village and the village is here today, i'm, occur self-check - just today,d out this new administration has in the dark of night taken lgbt questions off of the survey a national survey for the purposes of better understanding the seniors need we need to respond in 90 days we need to let them know what they don't know so i'm here to recount a brief story i was in contact with marcie and janet 20 years ago to start this conversation about the growing need for the senior population in the community and coincidentally public office really fascinated

and california and san francisco's chief of protocol charlotte and senator wiener former senator mark lenoisco attorney louis and present city attorney dennis herrera and assistant district attorney and president of the board of supervisors london breed and malia cohen and mark farrell and jeff sheehy assessor-recorder carmen chu chief of police william scott and former greg suhr and competitive of the fire department chief joanne hayes-white and sanchez. >> i don't know the title but the fun man around town paul this is a huge amount of support for all of us and thank you, thank you, thank you. >> (clapping.) >> and now it is my honor to direct you for a video screen about our first hero this afternoon. >> my specialist is trauma in the area he came to hospital because it got a representation reputation of one of the best trauma centers in the world i enjoy the challenge of people the most part. >> we live in san francisco and have 3 young obesity 9 and 11 zachary was clvj on a wet bar and fell on him. >> my husband called and zachary is hurt bad. >> he was pail he wasn't responds and we

let's just try to find a way back. >> i'm wondering if we can skip to slide 25 talk about mark leno's legislation and talk about brick and mortar . >> thak thank you supervisor. before director lee takes on this next section i do want to underscore the point that councilmember fewer have made this is a bigger issue than this working group can really seek to address. we're not in a position to provide stable housing to all the educators who need and seek it within the auspices within this working group. we're trying to make a meaningful. dent. >> i do take issue for what is the fucking group for and what is it wasting time. >> (multiable speakers). >> the gol is not to create 700 units of housing let's stick to what the goal is 500 units and try to achieve that then moving on if this working housing group is not the vehicle i will create the legislation we need. you need to till us that today if you are telling you this vehicle is not going to achieve the goal we set it out for itself let's know this here and now and go with something different. >> we're trying to make a difference to

recall as prop crrs moved to the ballot and supervisor kim well remembers, the conversations then mark leno was having 15 years ago from the develop community that one additional percentage point or 2 percent nl point would bring the housing market to a stachbd stand still. here we are, weknow that those developers got a free ride in 2013, 2014, 2015 and until we clawed back 240 unit in the pipeline for affordable housing getting a free ride in 2017 and turned out the market could bear it then and now and we need affordal housing not gross profits for developers so want to remind everybody this exercise has been very very helpful and the feeze asibility study is interesting. we have to grapple with the state density bonus and able to build to the 25 percent and so sayathize feasibility study and should keep that in mind. i look forward to the the conversation and hopefully reconciling these pieces of legislation and very much look forward to that work. i like to join in thanking sunny an ghoula from my office and particulary april [inaudible] who deserves significant recognition for everyth

recall as prop crrs moved to the ballot and supervisor kim well remembers, the conversations then mark leno was having 15 years ago from the develop community that one additional percentage point or 2 percent nl point would bring the housing market to a stachbd stand still. here we are, weknow that those developers got a free ride in 2013, 2014, 2015 and until we clawed back 240 unit in the pipeline for affordable housing getting a free ride in 2017 and turned out the market could bear it then and now and we need affordal housing not gross profits for developers so want to remind everybody this exercise has been very very helpful and the feeze asibility study is interesting. we have to grapple with the state density bonus and able to build to the 25 percent and so sayathize feasibility study and should keep that in mind. i look forward to the the conversation and hopefully reconciling these pieces of legislation and very much look forward to that work. i like to join in thanking sunny an ghoula from my office and particulary april [inaudible] who deserves significant recognition for everyth

let's just try to find a way back. >> i'm wondering if we can skip to slide 25 talk about mark leno's legislation and talk about brick and mortar . >> thak thank you supervisor. before director lee takes on this next section i do want to underscore the point that councilmember fewer have made this is a bigger issue than this working group can really seek to address. we're not in a position to provide stable housing to all the educators who need and seek it within the auspices within this working group. we're trying to make a meaningful. dent. >> i do take issue for what is the fucking group for and what is it wasting time. >> (multiable speakers). >> the gol is not to create 700 units of housing let's stick to what the goal is 500 units and try to achieve that then moving on if this working housing group is not the vehicle i will create the legislation we need. you need to till us that today if you are telling you this vehicle is not going to achieve the goal we set it out for itself let's know this here and now and go with something different. >> we're trying to make a difference to

senator mark leno jumped on top of the legality question and passed a bill. and the document is a support letter signed by close to a dozen organizations in need of teacher housing and then it was signed by the governor as of september 2016. that this issue has been discussed for over a decade and a half without progress is a social injustice to the teachers and to the students because when you look at teacher turnover and how the cost of living has negatively affected the school district and service to the youth it makes this public policy more important than any other policy in terms of trying to retain an economically diverse city so that's why bright line continues to retain interest in this. we're interested in commissioner mark sanchez proposal proposed in a school board meeting about properties and scale is important and brick and mortar house suggest important so we're committed to making sure that scale as large as possible. so thank you for the attention to the issue and supervisor safai thank you as well. >> thank you so much. >> good evening. my n

senator mark leno jumped on top of the legality question and passed a bill. and the document is a support letter signed by close to a dozen organizations in need of teacher housing and then it was signed by the governor as of september 2016. that this issue has been discussed for over a decade and a half without progress is a social injustice to the teachers and to the students because when you look at teacher turnover and how the cost of living has negatively affected the school district and service to the youth it makes this public policy more important than any other policy in terms of trying to retain an economically diverse city so that's why bright line continues to retain interest in this. we're interested in commissioner mark sanchez proposal proposed in a school board meeting about properties and scale is important and brick and mortar house suggest important so we're committed to making sure that scale as large as possible. so thank you for the attention to the issue and supervisor safai thank you as well. >> thank you so much. >> good evening. my n

it it was not adhered to in 2002 my then colleague in his incarceration as a board of supervisors mark leno passed the first inclusionary at the 12 percent i was there development the residential development community said the world was going to end the sky was going to fall and when i left that progressive majority board 8 years later we dropped the threshold from 10 to 5 unite. >> increased from 5 to 10 percent in 2012 in a grand bargaining coming out of the recession prop c was put on the ballot and created the clths and reduced by 20 percent it is not all 15 to 12 percent with ncts that may have been the right thing to do this shouldn't be a static piece of law as housing and construction prices go up and the labor costs go up and the cost of housing fluctuates the inclusionary numbers should move around that's why prop c i think was a remarkable thing because as supervisor kim crafted it it acknowledged that we should have vicinity third party maximum economic go feasibility e feasibility study and review and that colleagues is a what we're grappling with today it gets more complicated

our own assembly member who used to be a member of this body mark leno, did such in 2003 was not able to get it passed. the county of los angeles actually attempted to get the state legislature to amend the revenue and taxation code last year so this part of an ongoing conversation mistake of california and we will hear from the controller about how much this is quote unquote worth but it's all worth a lot in outsourcing peter strauss from the san francisco transit riders brought this concept to my attention. would that turn it over to the controller's office mdm. chairman. >> good morning supervisor that my name is carol blue, with a budget analysis division with the controller's office. so this first slide shows you state to state law that prevents a local income tax that this measure seeks to amend . you will see it says explicitly that no city, county city and county, will be allowed to collect tax base on income. the next slide shows that the state's largest tax resources personal income tax and its third largest source is corporation tax. it's much smaller, the third-largest one

senator mark leno jumped on top of the legality question and passed a bill. and the document is a support letter signed by close to a dozen organizations in need of teacher housing and then it was signed by the governor as of september 2016. that this issue has been discussed for over a decade and a half without progress is a social injustice to the teachers and to the students because when you look at teacher turnover and how the cost of living has negatively affected the school district and service to the youth it makes this public policy more important than any other policy in terms of trying to retain an economically diverse city so that's why bright line continues to retain interest in this. we're interested in commissioner mark sanchez proposal proposed in a school board meeting about properties and scale is important and brick and mortar house suggest important so we're committed to making sure that scale as large as possible. so thank you for the attention to the issue and supervisor safai thank you as well. >> thank you so much. >> good evening. my n

our own assembly member who used to be a member of this body mark leno, did such in 2003 was not able to get it passed. the county of los angeles actually attempted to get the state legislature to amend the revenue and taxation code last year so this part of an ongoing conversation mistake of california and we will hear from the controller about how much this is quote unquote worth but it's all worth a lot in outsourcing peter strauss from the san francisco transit riders brought this concept to my attention. would that turn it over to the controller's office mdm. chairman. >> good morning supervisor that my name is carol blue, with a budget analysis division with the controller's office. so this first slide shows you state to state law that prevents a local income tax that this measure seeks to amend . you will see it says explicitly that no city, county city and county, will be allowed to collect tax base on income. the next slide shows that the state's largest tax resources personal income tax and its third largest source is corporation tax. it's much smaller, the third-largest one

and california and san francisco's chief of protocol charlotte and senator wiener former senator mark lenoisco attorney louis and present city attorney dennis herrera and assistant district attorney and president of the board of supervisors london breed and malia cohen and mark farrell and jeff sheehy assessor-recorder carmen chu chief of police william scott and former greg suhr and competitive of the fire department chief joanne hayes-white and sanchez. >> i don't know the title but the fun man around town paul this is a huge amount of support for all of us and thank you, thank you, thank you. >> (clapping.) >> and now it is my honor to direct you for a video screen about our first hero this afternoon. >> my specialist is trauma in the area he came to hospital because it got a representation reputation of one of the best trauma centers in the world i enjoy the challenge of people the most part. >> we live in san francisco and have 3 young obesity 9 and 11 zachary was clvj on a wet bar and fell on him. >> my husband called and zachary is hurt bad. >> he was pail he wasn't responds and we

and california and san francisco's chief of protocol charlotte and senator wiener former senator mark lenosco attorney louis and present city attorney dennis herrera and assistant district attorney and president of the board of supervisors london breed and malia cohen and mark farrell and jeff sheehy assessor-recorder carmen chu chief of police william scott and former greg suhr and competitive of the fire department chief joanne hayes-white and sanchez. >> i don't know the title but the fun man around town paul this is a huge amount of support for all of us and thank you, thank you, thank you. >> (clapping.) >> and now it is my honor to direct you for a video screen about our first hero this afternoon. >> my specialist is trauma in the area he came to hospital because it got a representation reputation of one of the best trauma centers in the world i enjoy the challenge of people the most part. >> we live in san francisco and have 3 young obesity 9 and 11 zachary was clvj on a wet bar and fell on him. >> my husband called and zachary is hurt bad. >> he was pail he wasn't responds and we k

our own assembly member who used to be a member of this body mark leno, did such in 2003 was not able to get it passed. the county of los angeles actually attempted to get the state legislature to amend the revenue and taxation code last year so this part of an ongoing conversation mistake of california and we will hear from the controller about how much this is quote unquote worth but it's all worth a lot in outsourcing peter strauss from the san francisco transit riders brought this concept to my attention. would that turn it over to the controller's office mdm. chairman. >> good morning supervisor that my name is carol blue, with a budget analysis division with the controller's office. so this first slide shows you state to state law that prevents a local income tax that this measure seeks to amend . you will see it says explicitly that no city, county city and county, will be allowed to collect tax base on income. the next slide shows that the state's largest tax resources personal income tax and its third largest source is corporation tax. it's much smaller, the third-largest one