a. peskin: i'm sorry? supervisor stefani, do you have a question? >> supervisor c. stefani: i took care of it. >> clerk: supervisor kim, aye. mandelman aye. peskin aye. supervisor ronen aye. supervisor safai aye. supervisor stefani aye. supervisor yee aye. supervisor brown aye. supervisor cohen aye. supervisor fewer no. there are nine aye's and one no with supervisor fewer in the dissent. >> supervisor a. peskin: the m.t.a. budget is adopted. and on the balance of items 15-29, a roll call, please. >> clerk: supervisor kim aye. supervisor mandelman aye. supervisor peskin aye. supervisor ronen aye. supervisor safai aye. supervisor stefani aye. supervisor yee aye. supervisor brown aye. supervisor cohen aye. supervisor fewer aye. there are 10 aye's. >> supervisor a. peskin: all right, the annual appropriations ordinance annual salary ordinance and related items are adopted on first reading. congratulations. >> president m. cohen: madam clerk. it is almost 3:00 but i want to go to 2:30 accommodations. i understand supervisor safai has a 2:30 accommodation? >> supervisor a

a. safai: we did. that's why i referenced the conversation with supervisor peskin. we were thinking about having this be a citywide program. but as we saw the situation with youth art exchange and art span and the situation with the cafe in our district and supervisor tang had the same concerns, we were confronted with businesses that were either going to be unable to open or would have to wait a significant amount of time so we decided, rather than going district-by-district and looking at the overlays, we decided to start it in district 4 and 11. we knew there would be some desire to expand the conversation so we are happy to do that. >> president m. cohen: zo you have a list of other suggested districts that would benefit? >> supervisor a. safai: i think your district would certainly benefit, i know you share some of the same impediments to businesses opening up. i know that there is some different concerns in district 9, but i know when we met with some of the folks that are concerned about economic development in the mission, they were also talking to us specifi

peskin: good morning. >> hold on, we will get that turned on for you in just a second. you are good to go. no, you are not good to go. >> i am. >> chair peskin: sorry about that. >> that's all right. it happens all the time at this eac. we have a new microphone system and it bedevils all of us. good morning. we have -- i am drawn to larson. chair of the citizen's advisory committee. i will be presenting the report of the june 27th c.a.c. meeting. although we adopted a motion of support for the expansion design work, we continued a later item on adopting a motion of support for the pennsylvania alignment as a preferred alternative on the approach to the dt x. this was primarily because the -- c.a.c. members thought they would have to know the possible locations of any rail yards that may need to be relocated based on the alignment. before, recommending approval. there was renewed interest in learning why a seventh street alignment of the d.t.x. and the downtown transit centre had been rejected years ago. therefore the item related to the pennsylvania avenue alternative will come back between

there has been a motion to pass by supervisor ronen and seconded by supervisor peskin. a motion has been made to amend. we can take these amendments without objection. [ gavel ] thank you. >> clerk: -- >> president cohen: thank you. >> clerk: item 36 is an ordinance to deappropriate 6.17 million to appropriate salaries, and to appropriate 6.17 million to the police station for expenditures for fiscal year 17-18. >> president cohen: colleagues, can we take this same house, same call? without objection, the item passes. [ gavel ]. >> president cohen: madam clerk, can we take the next items, 36 and [agenda item read] [agenda item read] [agenda item read] [agenda item read] [agenda item read] >> president cohen: all right. thank you. colleagues, can we take these items same house, same call? without objection, these resolutions are adopted. [ gavel ]. >> president cohen: madam clerk, mez call the next -- please call the next items. [agenda item read] >> president cohen: all right, colleagues, can we take this same house, same call. all right. without objection, the item is a

colleagues can, we take a motion to continue this to the call of the chair? >> supervisor peskin so moved. >> supervisor kim: we have a motion and do that without objection. mr. clerk, call the next item. >> clerk: item 10, to retro actively authorizing the recreation and park department to accept and expend a grant in the amount of $124,614 from the san francisco parks alliance to fund community events, staff development, recreation programming and other actives that occurred in fiscal years 2016-2017 and for a period of july 1, 2016, through june 30, 2017, and waiving indirect costs. >> supervisor kim: we have the presentations on this item. >> i'm here to present and accept the resolution for grants from the san francisco parks alliance to fund community events, staff development, recreation programming and other activities from fiscal year 2016-2017. for over 40 years the san francisco parks alliance and its predecessor organizations have supported the recreation and parks department, including serving as a fiscal agent and soliciting developments for the department's behalf.

a later date? >> supervisor peskin: that was suggested by the planning commission there be a sunset date on that. the community that i represent was not open to that. having said that, legislation is a human creation and can be changed and altered and rescinded in the future if, you know, attitudes and more' change. >> president cohen: that makes sense. i'm going to pivot to mr. star from the planning department. if you could tell us what was the discussion at the planning commission on this particular item, that would be helpful. >> aaron star, planning department, glad i showed up for this. so, it was actually the planning department that recommended that it be a two-year moratorium, the planning commission decided that because the ordinance was so new, and that it had not had time to play out, that they just recommended disapproval. so, there is -- >> president cohen: disapproval. >> disapproval of the ordinance. >> president cohen: what i would like to do, pivot off what supervisor brown said and the department said, if you are open, supervisor peskin, making a motion for a two-year moratoriu

. >> supervisor safai: i think supervisor peskin wanted to ask a question. >> supervisor cohen: i didn't see anything on the screen. meet and confer is something that mr. peskin cares deeply. >> supervisor peskin: i was not trying to interrupt. i put my name up because i am interested in asking some questions as well. >> supervisor safai: do you want to -- why don't you keep going with your line of questioning. >> supervisor cohen: okay. going to log me in real quick. i'm just going to -- i'm going to move off of might and -- meet and confer. i did not hear what i was looking to hear. i'm going to move to the 14 years you have searched and speak to the different roles. former president of the police commission. i have not looked at your list of accomplishments. maybe you could read into the record how many assignments that you have led on. >> i don't know that we've assigned a lot of things. i've been vice president three times. i've been president. i don't know that i've been assigned -- i know i'm assigned to bias. that's the big thing i'm working on. i've probably been assigned to sev

let's make a -- i think we can take a motion to accept the amendments proposed by supervisor peskin without objection. those amendments are accepted. and we don't need to make a motion to continue it for one week, do we? we will continue it for one week to the july 16 special rules committee meeting and take a final vote on that to meet the deadline. thank you, supervisor peskin, for your hard work, along with staff and everyone else. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. >> supervisor safai: any other items before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> supervisor safai: okay. we are adjourned. >>> so i want to thank everyone for being here today at the civic center bart station. we are all here today because we care. we care about our commuters in san francisco, we care about the residents that visit and work in our city. we care about the people on -- the residents who live in our city. we care about civic pride here in san francisco. civic center and the bart station is at the heart of san francisco. it is the door way to our city government and city hall, it is -- that

a very broad issue. i would urge your adoption. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, mr. goebel. next speaker, please. >> good morning. thank you, commissioners, for the opportunity to provide public comment. i'm alexa diaz. i'm a summer associate on the environmental equity team at greenlanding institute. i'm in such report of item 9, adopting the report and equitable access. digital divide and digital red lining are used to describe the access across race and class lines. as emerging mobility options grow, limited access to wi-fi and broadband will increasing i will be a significant barrier for low-income people of color, to access emerging mobility and transportation services. while low-income people have access to smart phones, there is affordability and spotty coverage. language can be a significant barrier to using mobile applications. and a lack of familiarity with mobility technologies can limit utilization and make implementation difficult. we encourage the sfcta to incorporate strategies that both increase access to realible internet and address language and ensure equit

a 1.4-acre site owned by the p.u.c. and currently used by the power enterprise. supervisor peskin said that it was a very small piece of property but 1.4-acres in san francisco is actually quite large. what we're looking at is actually -- and he's also mentioned that basically we are doing an exchange and the appraised market value for this 1.4-acre site is $63 million approximately. we also rent a site at 651 bryant street. this is office and warehouse space. it's a lease that expires in 2019, next year. we do have a 10-year option on the property. and the annual rent is approximately $300,000 a year with a 2.5% increase for the next year of the lease. and this is what we're talking about today is the 2,000 rent site. and it's about a 7.9-acre site and it's bound by caesar chavez and that's evan street that runs down one side of it. so ooh ideally located to our corporate facilities down in this section of the city. we have our southeast waste water treatment plant down there and our water department yard in the same vicinity. and locating our power enterprise yard in that locati

colleagues can we take a motion. >> supervisor peskin: i move to the full board with recommendations. >> supervisor kim: we have a motion and a second and we can do that without objection. mr. clerk, call the next item. >> clerk: agenda item number 6 authorizing the sublease of 19,975 square feet at 1735 mission street with healthright 360, a california non-profit corporation to implement a new electronic health record initiative for the department of public health for a three and a half term to commence july 1, 2018, through jeopardy 16, 2022 at the monthly base rent of $52,135 for an annualized initial base rent of $625,617 with a 1% annual increase on each january 17th. reimbursement up to $764,498 to landlord for tenant improvements and additional charge for utilities and services per month. >> supervisor kim: so we have miss goram on this item and i recognize greg wagner back in chamber with the san francisco department of public health and lisa ziax-chan, all with the department of public health, here to answer any questions if the committee members have any. >> thank you, good

a clown. you all know what i do. i have been doing this longer than anybody -- including supervisor peskin. although he is a master politician. so is london, and so is our city and presidents. they are all masters at manoeuvring. all part of politics. but you know what i call it? paula tricks. you are tricking. it all depends on who you are picking. ladies and gentlemen, my name is ace and i'm here says -- to support anything for our community. particularly in the western edition. our supervisor has 90 days. to prove, not only to me but to our community that you will move us forward, not backwards. i have 29 seconds. tell everybody, ace is on the case to be at city hall if you want to get into contact with me. dial (415)525-0358. thathat is how you get in contat with ace. anyway, my left one is watching. how are you doing, sweetheart? let me say this. i am not new to this. i am true to this. i am here to do just what you are doing. welcome to city hall speed you think you, ace. neck speaker, please. >> thank you mada madam clerk, s and gentlemen of the board, president cohen, good afternoon,

from now, and we should just do that. >> president breed: thank you, supervisor peskin, and i would say that we should do a two-week continuance and connect with those particular newspaper outlets and then make the amendments at the meeting of july 10. supervisor cohen? >> supervisor cohen: you know, this is an issue, like supervisor peskin said, that comes up annually, and we do handle it. i don't think we need to wait two weeks. i think it can be addressed today. we dealt with it in budget committee. i reached out to the sun reporter. she expressed she has no interest. the bayview has had an opportunity in years past and is going through a little transition right now. the way we can easily solve this problem is to bring a charter amendment to voters and make a slight change. that's it, a simple charter amendment to voters. so if anyone's not doing anything, maybe some colleagues would be interested to bring a simple charter amendment to the voters to change all this. but in all seriousness, we can address this today and not even worry about it in two weeks. >> president breed: so supervisor cohen, are yo

. >> supervisor peskin has made a motion to amend. is there a second? seconded by supervisor ronen. supervisor ronen. >> thank you. yes. i want to thank supervisor peskin and the additional moment that i spoke about last week has to do with language access. many of my district's constituents are mon low english, chinese or spanish speakers and need to engage in discussion about construction and land use in our neighborhoods. the land use that i'm presented will ensure that people with limited english will received a quat information for these notifications to be meaningful. the amended language will contain the same basic information translated as is required in english. with these amendments, i am supportive of this legislation. i appreciate that the mayor is encoding elements from the late mayor ed lee's executive director. i have submitted complimentary legislation to ensure that projects receive -- that are 100% affordable receive absolute top priority from city departments as they go through the post entitlement permitting and this legislation will be at land use next months and

and more broadly, work to make sure that we're stacking things at a city-wide scale. >> supervisor peskin: so it's a separate section in sfmta? >> yes. within the mta, on a regular basis, we do the 60- to 100-day look-ahead. >> supervisor peskin: relative to standards on these projects. yesterday you said in your comments, not just about congestion, but pedestrian safrt, i -- safety, i notice on van ness avenue that on the northbound direction north of broadway, the concrete barriers are such that there is no way for a bicycle to go northbound without being in the middle of traffic. and if those barriers could be moved over a little bit, there could be a little safe space. there were tourists going northbound to fishermen's wharf, i was scared to death for them. is there -- do you have standards that you take into account? >> we do. i didn't want to get into too much detail because we're pressed for time, but we published the blue book, that lays out the minimum width of sidewalks, appropriate size of traffic lanes, how high a jersey barrier has to be. and we'll make sure that an inspecto

distributing in san francisco but without a physical presence in the city, which a legislative aid in supervisor peskin's office mentioned this earlier when she was referencing the t. n. c. tax. i believe this option may go a long way towards leveling the field for our made in san francisco businesses, but i want to understand that any other implications on the black market or legal viability first, so this amendment is not included but i will be asking questions of the city attorney to inform this discussion as to what it would look like if we were to borrow the t. n. c. tax structure. i am also circulating a memo from the controller's office about the potential impacts of the tax on the industry. i see ted eigen here and thank you for being here. he can answer any questions. before we hear formal presentations i have one question for the deputy city attorney. i would love for you to talk about the way fair decision issue. please inform us onetime pacts of the way fair decision. thank you. >>. >> sure. the supreme court decided this case about a month ago that involved a south dakota law that imposed ta