our clerk is alisa samara and todays meeting is broadcast by sfgtv tom lofts and charles crim nack. if we have a motion to excuse supervisor cohen. >> so moved >> madam clerk if you can call your announcements and the first item >> silence all cell phones and electroning devices. complete speaker cards to be submitted to the clerk. items wilt appear on july 21 board of sfr visors agend a. item 1 is a hearing to consider the initiative ordinance submit pd wie 4ory more supervisors at november 3rd, 2015 election. up hpidate and expand the surplus ordinance and the public process, expand the affordability criteria. restrict for 120s days property to be considered and [inaudible] >> thank you madam clerk. we'll hand this over to supervisor kim who is the author of the surplus property legislation and i'm cosponsor and happy to do so. >> thank you chair avalos and thank you for your cosponsorship of this item. colleagues thank you for hearing the item today and calling a special committee for this item. i introduce adbalt measure with supervisor cav av lose compose sw mar to expand the s

. >> that is our clerk, alisa somera and our meeting is broadcast by sfgovtv staff. bill and jesse. i would like to ask for a motion to excuse commissioners breed and campos. >> so moved. >> and that is seconded by commissioner crews and we'll take that without objection. and madame clerk, if you -- i'm not sure if we need to call roll call or go to what makes more sense, 1 or 2. >> all right 2 is approval of the lafco minutes from the may 15, 2015 regular meeting. >> okay, colleagues, any changes or comments on the minutes? okay. nothing forthcoming. we can open up the item for public comment. any member of the public who would like to comment, and seeing none come forward, we'll close public comment and also announce the arrival of commissioner lindo. welcome. >> thank you. >> and if we have a motion on the minutes. >> so moved. >> a motion from commissioner crews, seconded by commissioner mar, and we'll take that without objection. okay. item no. 3, please. >> item 3 is community choice aggregation activities report, a, the status update on cleanpowersf program and timeline for p

i would like to thank our clerk alisa somera for her work and sfgtv staff for broad casting today's meeting. we are adjourned. [gavel] as a society we've basically failed big portion of our population if you think about the basics of food, shelter safety a lot of people don't have any of those i'm mr. cookie can't speak for all the things but i know say, i have ideas how we can address the food issue. >> open the door and walk through that don't just stand looking out. >> as they grew up in in a how would that had access to good food and our parent cooked this is how you feed yours this is not happening in our country this is a huge pleasure i'm david one of the co-founder so about four year ago we worked with the serviced and got to know the kid one of the things we figured out was that they didn't know how to cook. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselves so they're eating a lot of fast food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and

i would like to thank our clerk alisa somera for her work and sfgtv staff for broad casting today's meeting. we are adjourned. [gavel]

the clerk is alisa samary and todays meeting is broadcasts by sfgtv staff >> please silence all cell phone squz electronic devices. [inaudible] submit today the clerk. [inaudible] will appear on the july 21, board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. item 1 is hearing to consider the quarter ly report of the celter monitoring committee >> would like to welcome members of the shelter monitoring committee to give us the report >> nick the chair of the [inaudible] shelter monitoring committee. in front of us is the quarterly report. this is back from july of 2014 so it is a fairly far behind time. [inaudible] the reason is behind we didn't have a lot of committee members at the time, we couldn't voted to approve the quarterly report so that is why it is far behind. we are now catching up. in termoffs the numbers on page 4 and as it ilsfraits in the summary we were far behind at that time where we performed 58 percent of the site visits. however, at this time since we now have a pretty much a full committee accept for 2 seats and have 2 staff we caught up and we are pretty much

i would like to thank our clerk alisa somera for her work and sfgtv staff for broad casting today's meeting. we are adjourned. [gavel] >> we will call to order, the meeting of the treasure island, mobility agency, and i am scott, the chair of the transportation authority and today we will be conducting the first meeting and adopting rules and also electing a chair and a vice chair. if i could, before we do roll call, and entertain a motion to elect a temporary chair to conduct the first portion of this meeting >> commissioner breed? >> i make a motion to elect scott weiner as the temporary chair. >> is there a second to that motion and could we take a roll call on that. >> a roll call on that motion. >> sorry? >> first and a second? okay. >> great, and so, we will proceed. and mr. clerk could you call the roll, for the meeting? >> on item one, roll call, avalos. >> here. >> breed. >> here. >> campos. >> absent. >> christensen. >> present. >> cohen? >> absent. >> farrell in >> absent. >> kim? >> kim, present. >> mar? >> mar, absent. >> commissioner tang. >> present. >> weiner? >> present. >>

our elect is alisa somera and clerk do we have any announcements? >> yes. make sure to silence cell phones and devices and speaker cards and parts of the file should be submitted to the clerk and items will be on the july 7 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> very good. we will call item 1 and two together. >> item 1 and two are reappointments for for jane kim and eric mar for the association of bay area governments executive board. >> very good. these are reappointments and the two supervisors have been serving already on the association of bay area governments and i fully support their coming forward -- their reappointments. we will open this up for public comment. any member of the public that would like to comment please come forward. >> good morning supervisors. so respectful and [inaudible] it's gorgeous [inaudible] person beautiful looking -- >> if you could keep your comments to the item itself. thank you very much. >> may i have the overhead please. my name is francisco decosta and the few few seconds i want to explain to the pe

alisa jaffe has the story. >> it's definitely a landmark.s definitely a really cool one of the many really cool things. >> the future of the tiny up house is up in the air again. popped blans fill the chain fence around the bungalow. but edith refused to sell to developers before she died. >> you can tell there's a story and i think every story deserves its place. she fought so hard to keep her moem. >> she wanted to live out her last days in the little house now overshadowed by growth and reportedly rejected a million dollar offer to sell to developers. a move that inspired a movie. >> we love driving past. it makes everyone happy. >> last april the property went on the auction block but the highest bidders for the home have just backed out. the mother and daughter had planned to open a coffee and pie shop called edith pie but the building's age and condition made it too expensive for them to fix and bring up to code. other buyers encountered the same conundrum. >> i wouldn't want to see a big business take over the property. >> the seller

so your staff this is the standard language you usually approve whenever there's an extension for alisa was something else. so, it is completely within your discretion to not approve it or not approve the renewal, but i'm not a dictator. this is your standard language. >> i didn't mean to offend you by that. >> you did a pretty good job. >> right at this moment, i'm in favor of the 90 day extension and coming back. i like to have more information because i don't know anything about this foreign trade zone until i called a us sen. in the commerce department. he's on the commerce committee and he was saying that these group is [inaudible] for enforcement. that too enforces this, right? >> that apartment of homeland security and border protection, which sits under the homeland security department. >>, so the secretary of homeland security and the secretary of commerce combined make the foreign trade zone board. should i get to really know how to chevron money chevron makes?, still benefit from this in the future? >> in terms of how much money they've earned >> the answer to that is no, we

going to the state representative alisa, thank you for joining me. >> it may hurt them on the republican side. >>> the currently incarcerated governor may get a new day in court. stay with us. :i can't wait to tell my side of the story and address you guys. hang loose. can i get a run in. >> i consider myself antinixon. he fought to get the tapes heard. i want the opposite. i want them heard now and right away, so it can be heard. >> it's in god's hands. my hands are shaking and i can't stand on my own two feet and praying for the best. >> he is back. kind of. four years after becoming the fourth governor to be sentenced to prison, a federal court just throw out of the five of the 18 counts and vacated the 14 year sentence and ordered him retried. the court finding that his opponentment to the senate amounted to just log roll in the kind of favors that did not violate the law. that mean that is the former governor will get a day of court. if you recall he was caught on tape trying to use obama's seat as leverage after the 2008 election. >> i told my nephew alex. he turned 26 today. i cal

. >> alisa, i demand a fight for your honor! >> oh, yeah, this happens. it happens wait a lot.ght for your honor. would any man in this audience face me in the fighting pits? [ applause ] >> you can just pretend they're not even here. it's fine. >> jimmy: that's going to be difficult. >> i shall face you in the fighting pits! >> to please you, my queen, to see me strike down this man and bring honor to this house? >> it will be me striking this man down. >> yeah, we can just ignore them. >> jimmy: we can? i don't think we can ignore them. >> i demand to fight for you. >> i shall fight fare for you. >> yes, you can fight for my honor. thank you. >> jimmy: go fight outside. [ cheers and applause ] >> the only way to get them to shut up. >> jimmy: really? >> really. that's pretty much it. >> honored. >> of course. absolutely. >> jimmy: oh, there's actually going to be a -- >> whoo! >> jimmy: wow. >> yep. >> jimmy: oh, that's -- it's kind of a slap fight. >> i am besting my foe! >> well, you can kill him now. >> what? kill him? >> kill me? >> i now command you to kill him. >> jimmy

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us as wellee is with as alisa abramowitz -- as well as lisa abramowitz. it seems as though chair yellen will get your gold award for not saying anything that disturbs market participation. lisa: she seems to be mailing that goal of saying nothing. pimm: which may take discipline considering we just heard questioning from sean duffy who is the republican from wisconsin. lisa: julie hyman pointed out was once on "the real world" television show. pimm: can you explain about what he was trying to get at with her? lisa: i don't think anything. he is directly involved with a subpoena of the fed to get the information on who might have leaked the information that has been underway. they have been talking behind the scenes for quite some time. he knows the answers to the questions. you're not sure why he is beating up on her except to make a point that congress is on the job and we will not let the fed get away with anything. pimm: all of the congressmen and women we are hearing from today, as you noted, they are all up for reelection in 2016. michael: it is poli

alisa doesn't have to be in a wasn't for me. he would support me in whatever he wanted to do and he knew how hard it would be for me to say i wouldn't get a chance to work for george bush. once you leave the white house it's not likely you are going back. we made all these plans on the way home. i'm going to go to target. [laughter] and i was going to make reckless twice a week. i have to have a plan i will walk the dog monday wednesday and friday we will take this road trip. i get to the white house that morning and i'm thinking i know how i'm going to tell the president that i just have to -- so we get to the morning meeting and the bush white house started early and i see ed gillespie and i said can i talk to at this meeting? he said i need to talk to you too. the meeting ends and the leader of the meeting says dana can you stay behind? everyone thinks you are in trouble. that is what iis think that i'm in trouble. everybody files out and i'm ready to blurt it out in ed says do you mind if i go first? i sat back and that is w

my name is alisa roquea and this is the first time coming here. i belong to district 10 and i try to call my supervisor to let her know i'm having problem with the building inspector. they want to put a lien on my property and don't understand. look at all this, this is paperwork of things they ask me to do, but it is the most horrible experience to get the supervisor [inaudible] they tell you to get back by 4. you are back by 4 and they went home. you call the supervisor and don't return no calls. it is a nightmare. they asked me for a variance. i paid for the person to do the variance on it. they ask me for plans and i have a architect do the plan, then they want a [inaudible] you have just put the cover on it. you don't need people that will live there. then, i went there, they [inaudible] i paid 960 dollars for a permit i don't even know. now they say i haven't complied with the-what did they say? the punishment they put on it. so, i just don't know what to do or where to go. they want to talk to the architect and he passed away last november

alisa donovan played the outcast in amber. >> they had a great fun life and cared about boys and clothing wasn't complete without cloaks. clothes. >> i think a lot of young girls immediately wanted to look like cher. remember and today 20 years later, they still do. >> why do you think it made such an impact? >> i think the appeal iseally ageless. >> there is something that's forever. but also you like hope if people are taking something away you hope it's something good. >> and so what what on the surface is the story of an airhead teenager. >> okay. so like right now, for example, the hatians need to come to america. >> is today best remembered as a smart, warm timeless film. >> please remind you it does not say rsvp on the stay you of liberty. >> you cohave emotional intelligence and have some sort of heart intelligence and i think that might be more important in some ways. >> the movie basically is in favor of the good aspects of life including love which is something you can't say about 99% of the films that are made. >> and for those of you who can't get enough "clueless," hekker le

support during the process, the clerk of the board and the department of elections, in particular alisa sumera, erica major, andria osberry [inaudible] >> thank you very much and at this time we'll open up to public testimony for those speakers who are in support of the assessment district. first speaker please you will have 2 minutes each. >> please come forward and those interested in speaking as well can line up to my left. >> good afternoon, thank you president breed supervisors [inaudible] in the heart of yerba bena. i also serve as chairman of the [inaudible] currently. i volunteered for the past 2 and a half years and a great board of directors who are results orientsed. you can see that from looking at our application. one of the things walking through our neighborhood is trying to imagine what it would be like without the ybcbd. what would it look like without the clean team representative removing the 25 thousand pieces of graffiti within the past 7 years in the neighborhoods? it is evident the quality of life has improved at least in the short time i was involved as well as t

. >> that is our clerk, alisa somera and our meeting is broadcast by sfgovtv staff. bill and jesse. i would like to ask for a motion to excuse commissioners breed and campos. >> so moved. >> and that is seconded by commissioner crews and we'll take that without objection. and madame clerk, if you -- i'm not sure if we need to call roll call or go to what makes more sense, 1 or 2. >> all right 2 is approval of the lafco minutes from the may 15, 2015 regular meeting. >> okay, colleagues, any changes or comments on the minutes? okay. nothing forthcoming. we can open up the item for public comment. any member of the public who would like to comment, and seeing none come forward, we'll close public comment and also announce the arrival of commissioner lindo. welcome. >> thank you. >> and if we have a motion on the minutes. >> so moved. >> a motion from commissioner crews, seconded by commissioner mar, and we'll take that without objection. okay. item no. 3, please. >> item 3 is community choice aggregation activities report, a, the status update on cleanpowersf program and timeline for p

. >> that is our clerk, alisa somera and our meeting is broadcast by sfgovtv staff. bill and jesse. i would like to ask for a motion to excuse commissioners breed and campos. >> so moved. >> and that is seconded by commissioner crews and we'll take that without objection. and madame clerk, if you -- i'm not sure if we need to call roll call or go to what makes more sense, 1 or 2. >> all right 2 is approval of the lafco minutes from the may 15, 2015 regular meeting. >> okay, colleagues, any changes or comments on the minutes? okay. nothing forthcoming. we can open up the item for public comment. any member of the pu

. >> that is our clerk, alisa somera and our meeting is broadcast by sfgovtv staff. bill and jesse. i would like to ask for a motion to excuse commissioners breed and campos. >> so moved. >> and that is seconded by commissioner crews and we'll take that without objection. and madame clerk, if you -- i'm not sure if we need to call roll call or go to what makes more sense, 1 or 2. >> all right 2 is approval of the lafco minutes from the may 15, 2015 regular meeting. >> okay, colleagues, any changes or comments on the minutes? okay. nothing forthcoming. we can open up the item for public comment. any member of the public who would like to comment, and seeing none come forward, we'll close public comment and also announce the arrival of commissioner lindo. welcome. >> thank you. >> and if we have a motion on the minutes. >> so moved. >> a motion from commissioner crews, seconded by commissioner mar, and we'll take that without objection. okay. item no. 3, please. >> item 3 is community choice aggregation activities report, a, the status update on cleanpowersf program and timeline for p

my name is alisa roquea and this is the first time coming here. i belong to district 10 and i try to call my supervisor to let her know i'm having problem with the building inspector. they want to put a lien on my property and don't understand. look at all this, this is paperwork of things they ask me to do, but it is the most horrible experience to get the supervisor [inaudible] they tell you to get back by 4. you are back by 4 and they you call the supervisor and don't return no calls. it is a nightmare. they asked me for a variance. i paid for the person to do the variance on it. they ask me for plans and i have a architect do the plan, then they want a [inaudible] you have just put the cover on it. you don't need people that will live there. then, i went there, they [inaudible] i paid 960 dollars for a permit i don't even know. now they say i haven't complied with the-what did they say? the punishment they put on it. so, i just don't know what to do or where to go. they want to talk to the architect and he passed away last november so unless t

the overnight hours so those things can help a lot you know the one person it can burn the midnight alisa miller how much oil needs to be burned if you're not using it turn it off. >> thank you commissioner wan. >> thank you for your presentation i have a two-part question in your presentation you mentioned the cultural competent if i have examples of the strategies that will touch on population that usually we have a hard time reaching out to the population and the second part is a lot of business owners small businesses they're not tech savvy technical assistance for how to check their storage usage or check the competition or be engaged. >> that is frankly one of the areas where we're relying heavily on the department for their expertise and help i'm sure you're aware of pg&e has things translate in hundred and eight hundred 5 languages those are narrow services that are provided emergency services not the nuance kind of thing we're doing here and an important are we'll welcome you up here if you want to join we're reaching out to local merchant associations and community and we've sha

the clerk is alisa samary and todays meeting is broadcasts by sfgtv staff >> please silence all cell phone squz electronic devices. [inaudible] submit today the clerk. [inaudible] will ap

the clerk of sth board today is alisa samary. can you share announcement >> silence all cell phones and electroning devices. complete speaker cards and documents to [inaudible] item acted upon will appear on sept8. >> just would like taannounce that todays rules committee meeting is broadcast by s frfx gtv staff, jennifer low and [inaudible] >> item 1 is motion [inaudible] it define clean, green energy and renewable [inaudible] election to be held november 3, 2015. >> thank you very much. the rules committee meeting was to insure that we had our committee meeting to review the last minute changes that were made to this ordinance for the ballot and not sure if president breed has anything to share, but we have jason breed the director of [inaudible] to explain the new version of the legislation. >> jason [inaudible] local agency formation. the legislation in front of you has been changed into baseic ways that the previous version had been talked about. those twho ways, we take out discussion about nuclear energy and add the above