a long way to go in protecting the health and well-being of our youth and insuring them equal access, to city services. a clear example of this outstanding need is the fact that most city services do not track information about sexual orientation and gender identity through intakes, meaning that we are assessing the out comes of the youth experience when seeking services from the city. the purpose of this hearing is not meant to chide anyone, the intent of this hearing is to it review the progress that we were starting to make on implementing this train and to explore what else we can do as a city to better service lgbtq youth. what are the challenges to implementing these trainings. >> such as the content of the intake forms and appropriate bathroom facility and the capacity to make appropriate referals based on the issues faced by the youth. i would like to thank all of the city staff who are here to the dedication for the issue and taking time to show your efforts with us today. >> and in particular i would like to thank youth commissioner leah toomuch for the dedication to this issue as w

for some of the folks to slow the vehicles while they are accessing city services so that is one aspect and i think that the other is us working with the police very closely. we want to look and isolate, those types of violations that are given if they are given there for this particular violation. so that we can flag for the violation or the individuals become in danger of having the vehicles booted and so forth. and so that we can do and we can notify the hope and the teams so that they can step in and do, do, intervention, measures. >> okay. >> and i just, sorry. >> go ahead. >> i understand this to be a pilot program and you said that in three months, we will evaluate where we are and decide where to go from there. at the end of that three month period is one of the options to undo this and that will stay effect and we will determine if we will go further with this. >> i think that the out come will be depending on you and the board of supervisors as policy-making bodies depending on how the out come comes out and what the impacts are. >> members? other questions? >> i see that we h

city. another project that was funded which was also amazing was the language axis project. as you know there was a language access ordinance passed requiring city agencies to provide language access to very diverse, often monolingual residents. it was not executed well. the resources were not there and often times the staff that was hired, the capacity was for one language. someone in the back office it really didn't have customer service as part of their job. and so because we got funding last year we are piloting community partnerships and it wasn't enough. our ask was 2 million dollars and we would like to see 500,000 dollars more this year to ensure that access to every one of the residence is made possible. we thank mayor and senior staff that came out to china town, it was remarkable. they visited an sro, people living in 6x10 rooms, this was a good one, this is run by a partner agency of the chinatown community development center. that was an eye-opener i think for your staff as they saw single residence in a well-run sro, 6x10, living in those conditions but what they didn't see where the private ones, wh

city. another project that was funded which was also amazing was the language axis project. as you know there was a language access ordinance passed requiring city agencies to provide language access to very diverse, often monolingual residents. it was not executed well. the resources were not there and often times the staff that was hired, the capacity was for one language. someone in the back office it really didn't have customer service as part of their job. and so because we got funding last year we are piloting community partnerships and it wasn't enough. our ask was 2 million

six, information item, accessibility planning for the 34th america's cup and update on the city's plans to make the 34th america's cup the most accessible and international sailing event in history, including accessible paths to travel, transit, seating and signage. presentation by adam van de water, assistant project manager, office of economic and workforce development. at 2:10 the council will take a 10-minute break. 7, information item, mental health awareness month, spot light on psychiatric disabilities, support service and recovery. a, language matters. discussion about the relationship between the stigma surrounding mental health challenges and the language we use to talk about them. presentation by terri byrne, solve program coordinator and gillan plumadore, community advocate mental health association of san francisco. b, resources and supports for hoarding and cluttering challenges an overview of the services, supports and resources in san francisco for both individuals with hoarding and cluttering challenges, stakeholders and advocates providing services. presentation by mic

city. there are lots of mechanisms for them to access medical care. u have wonderful programs the city has pioneered, affordable care act we now have more people who can get to medical services. but by cutting dental services and some of those of our friends, lutheran charities, catholic charities, that help support some of the dental work of people living with hiv in the city, would truly be undermining the progress that we've made. i thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> hello, good afternoon. my name is cynthia [speaker not understood] and i'm here with the league of pissed off voters. i wanted to ask if any one supervisor or if you, mr. president, would consider -- i'm sorry, i didn't mean to direct to you, but if anyone would consider putting their name on the list to address the members of the public that are here that would have been interested in giving public comment on an amendment that will be heard today that has not had public comment at land use committee. so, i personally do not know what the policies and procedures are fo

the younger youth was recruited by city college and that's how they accessed those jobs and again because this was a public system it was available for young people city wide so they didn't have to go through those points. i can apply to the system directly. this was the neighborhoods that we served from the southeast sector but we reached the young people out in every district. so what's next for 2013. last year was our initial launch and launched by the mayor. we got running quickly. we partnered with united way the bay area to implement the summer job initiatives, this year the mayor wants to make this a year round effort and dcyf provided funding for -- put out a request to help manage our summer job and reach out to the private sector year round. the mayor this year based on the success of last year raised the bar for all of us, so he wants to see 6,000 opportunities for those 16 to 14. and that goes out to the private sector. we build on the success that we had last summer and partnership with oedwe. the mayor held a job challenge on april 30th. and i'll talk about what came out of

the city access like the traffic lights and fire hydrants. anything you is represent in a geo graphic space with be stored for retrieval and analysis. >> the department of public works they maintain what goes on in the right-of-way, looking to dig up the streets to put in a pipe. with the permit. with mapping you click on the map, click on the street and up will come up the nchgz that will help them make a decision. currently available is sf parcel the assessor's application. you can go to the assessor's website and bring up a map of san francisco you can search by address and get information about any place in san francisco. you can search by address and find incidents of crime in san francisco in the last 90 days. we have [inaudible] which allows you to click on a map and get nchldz like your supervisor or who your supervisor is. the nearest public facility. and through the sf applications we support from the mayor's office of neighborhood services. you can drill down in the neighborhood and get where the newest hospital or police or fire s

hear call for a place where people can be taken especially during the day, cared for and given access to city services and not endangering the families and the children and the tourists who come to north beach. polk street, and broadway, are old, hallowed traditional corridors for the city; they are not in the spotlight right now like a mission district or some of the new emerging neighborhoods but these are street i need not just bulb outs and bicycle lanes; they needed deep look at the economic conditions and the effect on the surrounding neighborhood. those are my ideas. (applause) >> thank you julie. also from district 3 we have a wonderful web of asian-american organizations; i would like to recognize -- santiago from the budget coalition to talk about the needs as you see them. >> good morning mayor lee and supervisors. the api -- includes employment services, youth

the city access like the traffic lights and fire hydrants. anything you is represent in a geo graphic space with be stored for retrieval and analysis. >> the department of public works they maintain what goes on in the right-of-way, looking to dig up the streets to put in a pipe. with the permit. with mapping you click on the map, click on the street and up will come up the nchgz that will help them make a decision. currently available is sf parcel the assessor's application. you can go

the international committee of the red cross has called for immediate access to the city to deliver aid to get people to safety. spokesman woman from the red cross from geneva, switzerland. what are you hearing right now of conditions of how people are coping inside the city? >> the international committee of the red cross is alarmed by the severe consequences of the civilians caught inside kusair. they are talking about lack of food, medicine, water, and many commodities. there are many wounded people who cannot have access to medical aid and they are in urgent need. we have not been able to access kusair yet despite several attempts. we are ready to immediately enter the city but we need to be able to work with no pre condition-7 a, and be able to operate in an impartial manner to be able to get the needed assistance inside the city. >> you would need a ceasefire at least to get in and get out again and bring people to safety -- are you getting any kind of response from either side? with the in contact parties today and we're negotiating and trying to have access. really need to be in

bringing connectivity maybe not every single angle of the city but most of the city should have access to w wifi. and we're going to try to latter permits as well. you should see d t as an enableer. so we'll partner very closely with todd to accelerate this. i can accelerate on that. we all love san francisco but we're not always working with the choifgs we need. every time you see a project you should see the project as scope and time and source. as well as we should have no more progression toward the project. we need to reboot it. and we need to revitalize some of the activities and i would agree so we're going to try to bring closure. d t accomplishments. i'm not sure i want to read them all but infrastructure for the platform called emerge. it's host all the fast-forward and i for one look forward to all the good things i can do on our own portal. this is something i've seen in my previous company and i'm glad we're on that track >> thank with the rationaltion on our centers. you can count on me to rationalize the things that need to be done. social media i think i picked on that

san francisco and secure saint luke homes and provide jobs and retain one of the city's major employers and increase access for low income and san franciscons and providing improve. this would be at no cost to the city. it's unbalance, necessary, compatible with the neighborhood and it's beneficial to the city. in summary the department recommends that the commission approve 8 a through 8 n and allow the long plan project to move forward to board of supervisors for final. that concludes and i'll turn it to dr. warner browner, thank you. >> proposes to build a new hospital and an integrated hospital building from the cedar

locating the women's and children's depth department of public health will increase the access throughout the city. the women's community clinic and i want to protect san francisco's holy ghost further by rebuilding cv mc please do the same >> thank you (calling names) >> good afternoon commissioners i'm very excited to be here today in support of the plan. i'm a project engineer which is a general contractor work with our trade partners to build cathedral hill and st. luke's hospital. we appreciate the work of mairdz and the members of the board of supervisors who were able to bring it before us today. working on this project will be something else very special. it's not everyday you can work on a project that benefit everybody the businesses and most of all the community. i support cv mc and i believe that the men and women need this project please let this get done. i urge you to support this without more delay. thank you >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners thank you, very much for taking time out for the realized plan for cv mc. i serve on the executive board for the naacp. and most

this is actually seen as a strong provider in working with the youth to look at the access to the city's one stop system and then most recently we launched our school-based initiative with the san francisco unified school district which we have supported completely with private funding that has been happening for two and a half years and then i would just say, to give you a sense of the very large number of requests that we get into lyric and literally every day. and from various city bodies and other cvos asking for our support and we see the need and a lot of folks who are really reaching out and wanting to become more culturally competent in supporting lgbtq youth. i actually have about 7 recommendations that i feel have been gleaned from lessons learned over the years, some of them have been touched upon certainly mandatory data collection for all city departments and agencies is critical. we know from sfusd, we have learned quite a bit. i think that also, the idea of quality standards lyric is actually designed quality standards, that we would love to share, and use as kind of a beg

that we have better standing than any city in california to do this because we're not filing on behalf of one particular business, but on behalf of the patient access of our city. the grounds on which the u.s. attorney is seeking now to actually take one of our buildings is unfair and it's an unfair application of law. these laws were intended for crack houses near schools. our dispensaries are city permitted and city zoned. i'm sure if there was a mistake in zoning, our zoning department is more than responsible. we also want to acknowledge there are now 21 states, eight out of 10 americans and 78% of all the world's positions are in our corner. i don't know if this request is controversial. i think it's timely and i look forward to working with you. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> hello, board of supervisors. my name is john martinelli. i'm a medical cannabis patient and i also want to call attention to what melinda haig is doing to our community and causing not just the closing of of dispensaries that are vital, but there is the collateral damage of the -- all of the people that are losing their jobs being employed in these places and their heal