>> of the fully ac fully accommodated -- of the fully accommodated? >> do any of them have safety measures that we have been able to institute? >> produced officer visibility, a driving policy where if an officer is in a car accident, the officer doesn't drive, because after the accident, you are concerned about getting into a second car accident said they don't drive -- so they don't drivefdrive for five days. the spouses or partners, the police officers are going to have families. we work all the time to try to keep opposite -- officers hold and healthy. -- whole and healthy. >> is a related to cars, vehicle accidents? >> sometimes. it might be a car accident, or when they come back, maybe a broken arm. they're certainly capable of working the front window. working in and administrative position if there is one available for that officer. we can increase our service to the public using that officer. >> i want to be able to support the police department and being able to reduce that number. making sure that our officers have instituted all of the mea

accommodations were demolished. the second condition, the previous accommodations were subject to rent control before withdrawn. the third is that the new accommodations are offered within five years." it is pretty strong language in that case, but we think is pretty helpful. we do recognize that this case is not directly on point. can be distinguished. we are not proceeding under the ellis act here. we have agreed that essentially what we are trying to do here is the functional equivalent. the city, as you know, repeatedly says we would not be willing to enter into this agreement without these rent control provisions in the importance of these rent control provisions to the city. bottom line to all of this is we essentially have three lines of defenses. the first is the exception in the cost of hawkins ordinance for the forms of assistance provided under the density bonus statute. you heard my statement about how we've made clear what those are and however but has agreed to them. second is the case that basically a

we'll hear from the seniors who requested reasonable accommodations. carolina, followed by glar ya salazar and then evangeline. i patrol jies for my pro youns -- i poll jays for my pronunciation or lack thereof, i guess. >> good evening, commissioners, good evening. my name is caroline -- councilmember grigsby: one moment, president olague: if i can ask all the people standing on this side to come to this side of the room. and there are a few seats. . . . president olague: we have to keep the doorway clear due to we don't want to create a fire hazard, so we have to make sure no one is standing in front of the door. ok. ma'am, you can hold the mic a little closer to you, ma'am. if you can hold the mic a little closer, so we can pick up what you're saying. thank you. >> ok. good evening, commissioners. i am a member of the tenderloin filipino american community association. i've been living in the tenderloin for almost 25 years. today i want to express my feelings about the mayor's recommendation for pcmc and ignoring the demands of the community. commis

yeah, or for people who require reasonable accommodations. >> good evening, commissioners. pimm a resident of the tender loin, too. san francisco is recommending that cpmc build the right way. affordable housing groups, neighborhood organizations and state unions representing many thousands of san franciscans. i'm speaking with my minds, voice, about the social and moral responsibilities that cpmc must meet if it seeks to establish dominance of our city's healthcare system for the next 30 years. thank you for listening to us. thank you. good evening. [applause] president olague: if you can continue to come to the mic, but we did receive that request for reasonable accommodations. it is, again, only for those who qualify for that. if you want to come as a group, you can stands behind the mic together and you'll get the two minutes. thank you. >> good evening. i am a resident of south of market. don't back down. the mayor has taken an important initial step in issuing a recommendation to cpmc. this is just the beginning. the mayor should stick with his position and demand cpm

i think this is significant accommodation. i do not see that the issues of light and air are significant enough for me to impact this particular permit. president goh: i agree with that. other comments? or is there a motion? vice president garcia: i agree with everything that has been said. i guess in order to accommodate the appellant somewhat, not that i suspect mr. murphy of having made statements that he would restrict building or construction activities to monday through friday -- i do not know what hours he intended that to be. if mr. murphy would come forward and tell us what he considers to be reasonable hours? >> thank you, commissioners. bart murphy, a permit holder. the more hours we work, the quicker the job gets done. 7:30 to 6:00? vice president garcia: i would even be willing to give him half a day saturday. i do not think that is too interested. do you feel you need the saturday? i agree with your sentiments that the quicker it gets done the better off the appellant is going to be. you need to come up here if y

that ends up 3:30 special accommodations. why do we now not preside back to our north beach items? as i stated before, we will first hear presentations from various city staff, and then we will proceed to the eir as well as the public comment part of the hearing to hear from members of the public vis a vis the items today. why do we not hear first from the city librarian? >> good afternoon, president chiu, supervisors. my colleague and i are going to do a bit of a dog and pony show to highlight each library in the jodi maggio -- joseph maggio -- the playground. let me begin with the outcomes. the north beach library are nonetheless to be renovated for our improvement program. the branch, which was built in 1959 is no longer effective or adequate in meeting the needs of a very diverse neighborhood. it does not meet current building codes. it is seismically unsafe. it is not accessible and does not provide the space to meet community needs. north beach neighborhood is one of the most dense neighborhoods in the city and is also identified as a high needs area with the needs of additio

if you can accommodate 40% of the required units on a piece of a dedicated land, what difference does it make that it is less than 40% of the principal site? >> that is a good question. i think there are two different ways we wanted to look get it. one of the reasons we used the site area as well as the number of units we could produce is as you get into the narrower, color construction types, the units become more expensive to construct. we wanted to make the project as comparable as possible. that is why we had 2 the road different thresholds. commissioner sugaya: -- why we had two different thresholds. commissioner sugaya: it seems like market octavia is fairly well developed. i do not know how much vacant land, for example, there would be. i suppose it does not have to be vacant land. they could buy something that is developed and end up may be demolishing it or adding to it in some fashion. i do not know if mr. cohen is here. i don't know how much possibility exists within the parameters you are setting forth here within the area, within half a mile, within a quarter of a mile bo

supervisor chiu: is the general direction tried to find as much city space as possible to accommodate functions? >> yes. supervisor chiu: thank you. why don't we go to the budget analyst report. >> as the department indicated, we are now in agreement or the department is in agreement with our revised recommendations, and i will run through those for you. on page 12, of their current expenses, instead of recommend day -- recommending a reduction, we're recommending a reduction of $3,700. we are withdrawing the recommendation for scavenger services of 10,000. we're leaving our recommendation for other baby -- building maintenance of a cult thousand. similarly, we're leaving recommendation for the attrition savings and related fringe benefits of one of his 16,239. the bottom line is is instead of one a purported 2539 come out the recommended reductions we are recommending a reduction of $131.9039. -- $131, 939. supervisor chiu: given that the department has recommendirecomme reduction, withdrawing the scavenger services and keeping the abatement process, can we take those changes without

it is being widened to 12 feet, and that is going to accommodate new pavers, landscape, new trees and for new transformer vaults. this has been reviewed by the mta. there was concern about the turning radius for trucks in the off ramp, but that was resolved. we're working with planning on the whole development area. planning signed off for the sidewalk whitening. we recommend approval of a sidewalk, and respectfully request your approval. supervisor mar: is there anyone from the public who would like to speak? seeing none, can move this forward with our recommendation? kelly have item #3? >> a development agreement for treasure island and it year by buena island for property development. >> good afternoon, supervisors. we do not have a presentation prepared. we are here to insure we are in compliance with the state notice requirements for the agreement. we have been here before on this item as well as the budget from early in may in both cases. we're just here to answer any questions and listen to public comment. supervisor mar: colleagues, any questions? supervisor wiener: i wanted t

above their 184, not an emergency supply, a permanent supply, and requests for transmission to accommodate it, and i could not see anything in there that covers that particular circumstance. there are certainly interests on the part of whoever is requesting that and other interests for everybody else the is in the system and may have some interest senate, and as we were talking, maybe even other agencies, so it becomes important. i am absolutely convinced that within the next few years, we will have some of our wholesale customers coming to us with exactly that kind of request, and i wanted to start thinking about it, and i know that staff needs to think about it, as well. that is just a comment on the item itself. anything more from the commissioners? any public comments? >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am eric brooks. i and the chair of the san francisco green party. just on the desalination component, you have heard me touch base on this before, but this is something that in the last meeting that you have, there was a brief mention of a big possibility of de- stalinization, and now

living there -- and we had an illegal unit, and in order to accommodate, if the individual allowed to of -- agreed to allow them to stay there, we would go through the process of legalizing it, rather than the process of some apartment, probably planning, to have the individual move out. it is unfortunate someone was there, but the reasons are pretty compelling to grant the individual who bought this house to go ahead with his plans and do what he would like to with that building. >> i would follow on a slightly different cas path. the variants is null and void. a permit is null and void, and this indicates the current status of the structure is a single-family home, and if there is no further comments, i am going tuo move to overrule this. >> i can see where the conversation is going. while the project is code complying, the project is not, because it involves an expansion. the project would not otherwise be subject to 311 neighborhood noticed. that was not issued because we disapproved the permit prior to do the notice. it was not needed. now in consultation with your staff, it is c

[applause] president chiu: our seconds accommodation of the day will be from district no. 9, supervisor campos. supervisor campos: it is my pleasure to recognize those being a part of a study at the university. if i can ask members of that graduating class if they can come up and come forward? this pilot program is based off of a model which focuses on the use of both spanish and english in the classroom to emphasize a multicultural learning environment and its positive impacts on education. these 30 students worked " to complete their graduation requirement over years while working full time and taking classes during the evenings and weekends, so a lot of work and sacrifice went into this. this accomplishment demonstrates a profound commitment to the success of their own students by encouraging cross-cultural development in providing a supportive environment in the classroom. it is also important to note that eight of the 30 graduates aren't members of the mission neighborhood, so we also want to recognize the centers commitment for excellence and equity. let me just simply read the na

the property is unfortunately not big enough to accommodate my family size at this point. also, my father used to say, it was unsafe because there it is that bungalow they used to be in front of view between the 23 story homes. i grew up on the property in the back. -- between the two three-story homes. we now propose to have a structure similar to the one to my left and right and hopefully this can become a third generation home for my family. thank you for your time. >> thank you. is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> i think this is a good project. is well done. it will create a fine family home in another unit. the only thing i would say, it is actually pretty good design, the only thing i would comment on is that it looks like much of the rest of the neighborhood has a stucco masonry type approach. this looks more like wood siding, perhaps. you might want to look at that a little bit when we go through design on this and the window treatments, but while contemporary, it looks like a pretty good design to me from what i cou

supervisor chiu: is the general direction tried to find as much city space as possible to accommodate functions? >> yes. supervisor chiu: thank you. why don't we go to the budget analyst report.

and under the description of scope of work, it is stated, number one, that the design that could accommodate its enlargement but future generations -- i would like that wording put in the resolution because the scope of work can change, and i want to make sure that this is constructed so we can make it larger in the future if need be, so i would like to add in the last result where it says "approved plans and specifications which includes a designs that could accommodate potential enlargement by future generations." vice president moran: ok. we have a motion and a second. any discussion on the commission? any public testimony? [laughter] any other public testimony? ok, i have a motion and a second. all of those in favor the motion carries. a contract for a little over quarter of $1 billion. secretary housh: mr. president, perhaps the next two items -- wait a minute. i have lost myself in the agenda here. vice president moran: mr. secretary, let's just do them one at a time. secretary housh: i know of 13, -- i the number 13, discussion possible action to approve additional increases to the co

it would accommodate 3-5 at the most? >> correct. i mean would co map it out but it's not a lot of space. >> we're welcome to take suggestions if you is a suggestion about that issue, please forward it to our office. >> anything else? >> yeah -- >> do you have a question? >> i just want to make a comment to ms. andriesi. i have grave concerns about whether we could punitively limit any location to a little tiny speaker or only one speaker or anything like that because i would think that they would have mr. reny have us and the board of appeals in no time flat at all because we're limiting a first amendment-protected right, entertainment. we have no discretion other than what the legislation gives us. so if the legislation does not set a sound standard for us other than this thing about can't be audible outside if you close the doors and the windows, if the doors and windows are open, it doesn't say anything about how much -- how loud it can be. so, you know, you're sort of grasping at the straws. and there's nothing that

it is not of been a job, but we are willing to accommodate as long as we do not end up with a one-year delay in the structure. >> two weeks from when? >> two weeks from today, and tomorrow. >> we are getting to an area that is beyond the purview of this board. but is something we would have an interest in making sure it happened, but i do not know if we have the authority. >> any conditions the board is going to place on this side to permit needs to work, so the repair work being discussed is not part of the work on the spur matt. -- on the permit. >> also, i think when the building is completed, it is the best way to prevent future water going between the buildings. it is done every day in san francisco, and we need to sit down and talk with the appellant and have her agree, making sure her building is protected in the future. >> the issue has been raised having to do with work hours. you have some comments on that? >> it is basically governed by the building code. what time did you quit usually? unfortunately, with construction, one reason people start early is the coast -- is becaus

>> the first item is a special order item, accommodation that our colleague from district 9 will offer. >> thank you very much, mr. president. thank you to you and my colleagues for the indulgence. i would like to ask two colonel heights residents and it is my honor to do an accommodation -- i would like to ask it two bernal heights residents and it is my honor to do a commendation . this creates incentives to shop locally and support local businesses. these two gentlemen along with other folks have created an innovative program that gives back to the community through the debit card which is being launched today. this is report points to individuals that shop in the neighborhood. they can be redeemed at local businesses or it can actually be given as charitable contributions to local non- profit organizations. it is for that reason that today i am proud to honor the work they have done. the work fosters' pride in the community and deepens the relationship between residences and their local businesses. this is a certificate of honor for launching a cutting edge project that supports lo

and get walden and other pragmatists were called accommodations, although come. and so the question is why would that be? well, it was because he didn't challenge segregation in housing. instead he made deals with local whites to find housing for african-americans were ever he could. in the next update postwar housing crisis. and this had the effect of maintaining the color line. and as a result, poor black neighborhoods remained intact, neighborhoods like the one where this one, remained intact and really his decisions have the impact of exacerbating segregation over time. he also was called an accommodation is because he never fully embraced school desegregation. of course, a chief way in which thurgood marshall conceived equality. now, why would that have been? it was partly because he was interested in preserving the jobs of african-americans school teachers. but also it was because he was worried that in desegregation schools african-american students would not have a nurturing school environment. so because of his skepticism of school desegregation he didn'

the folks that are on leave modification or permanently accommodated that somewhere in that grouping, we have people that could be returned somehow to the streets. i am hoping that the office can also take a look at the possibility for civilianization. it will be a less costly way of putting bodies on the streets. >> the next slide is on overtime. projected to be 85,000 by the end of the year, we are at 73,003 may. one of the contributing factors for the decrease has been the redeployment of on duty officers particularly to events. we pay tremendous attention to the tracking of the overtime and we are very proud of the fact that this particular graph is very dramatic has and how we have been able to bring in just a few years ago. i am not even going to attempt this slide. i will call the director up. >> this is the technology slide. on the left-hand side is the current scenario. and this is sort of the current state. on the right-hand side is the future state. in the middle is the funding. what i tried to capture here, this is what i hope to accomplish but i need the funding and resou

we were not able to accommodate them superviosr wiener >> ok. -- we were not able to accommodate them. >> ok. >> 12 folsom, now instead of running until 5:00 p.m., they are running until midnight. every day. it is not utilized much, so this will allow the left-turn no. 12 bus heading north bound, so it can turn into the bus the zone on the other side of the st.. -- it can turn into the bus zone on the other side of the street. we will work with ms. hiyashi and her staff. on the last item -- the speed limits -- this is the type of policy direction that was given to us by you, the board, to look for every opportunity, especially in the self market area. -- south market area. we did do a rigorous traffic study. this is a good starting point to improving things in that area. chairman nolan: thank you. how about on those items? is there a motion? basically e and g. >> i move that. >> second. >> the ayes have it. it is unanimous. >> mr. chairman, if you look to this item, it requires a cfo to review before the authority is granted to the executive director to make that decision. it is relat

san francisco general can accommodate even the most acute patient, and many are left behind. recently i began working with a young man with severe post- he was severely physically abused throughout his childhood. he had no one to protect him, and he lives in constant fear. he frequently thinks of killing himself. should he need an inpatient todstay, i fear i will have no place to admit him. he would be surrounded by many agitated and sometimes physically threateneing patient. previously, i worked at a psychiatric inpatient unit. this was a community-based unit in the east bay, and patients are admitted on a voluntary basis only. if this was available, it would be a perfect place for this patient. soccer is closing the unit in about a year, allegedly because it is not profitable enough. like a tree is not glamorous and true. it is often an -- psychiatry is not a glamorous and true. they have the responsibility to the community to provide mental health care to those who need it most. i urge the commission to consider a mental health needs in our community when considering plans

accommodate, and those are pedestrians and cyclists. i think we're doing what is necessary to reach the goal. this is our mayor, a photo opportunity. it is a possibility to be seen. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much. our next speaker is peter. peter is supervisor and senior adviser of the traffic and transport division at the chamber of commerce, amsterdam. they are partners with businesses and public authorities to develop a robust and economically healthy region. they supervise a team of professionals in the port industries, barge, rail, and road transport. sounds like mta. the chamber of commerce amsterdam is known as an element of innovative approach to connectivity and mobility. he is strong and establishing unique partnership to create groundbreaking solutions. he started a task force formability management for employers and employees to reduce car trafficked by 10%. -- he started a task force for mobility management for employers and employees to reduce traffic by 10%. >> i will give you the perspective of th

this party has been designed to respond to end accommodate those things. the wearing in is not specifically cleared. the improvements in transportation connection there will be a function of the buildup of candlestick point and how that happens as part of that agreement with the city. hazmat talked about, these street improvements and cite specific improvements, which are improving the interchange function connected to this area, they will be phased in as buildings within executive park take place. is sort of a state and regional question. of course, the how and when their work develops, we do not know exactly either. because this is a private project that is not in redevelopment, we do not have the city public on this realizing this stemming from this project. except for the transportation management command enhancements. other programs that have been doing that will be enhanced and internalized within the executive park. it is within the control of the operations. >> it gets complicated as you are dealing with longer-term movements and projections. we co