those meeting can be aproveed without objection after public comment. madam clerk can you read the consent ajebda jrfxz since there flow items i'll read item one which is a ordinance to settle the lawsuit filed by kimberley [inaudible] 1 twiv thousand in california superior court >> can you please call the roll >> supervisor christensen, aye. cohone t aye. farrell, aye. kim, aye. mar, aye. tank, aye. wiener, aye. yee, aye. avalos, aye. breed, aye. compose, aye. there are 11 eye aye's the ordinance passed >> ordinance to planning and police code to roir exterior noise for residential structure and analysis and field testing to hold a hearing on a use near a place of entertainment [inaudible] musher noise condition squz recommend [inaudible] to require disclosure to lesee squz purchasers of nysand convenients with the nys. and require sth planning department and commission to consider nysissues when reviewing proposal project jz specify factors concerning nysfl interin ament commission to review when granting a permit and making the findings >> call iges

appoint sam pend atermeneded jan 13, 2016 to veterans affairs >> without objection this motion is aproveed. item number 17 >> considered by the land use in transportation committee on monday may 4th and forwarded. resolution inempose zoning control fraub fraub medical cannabis dispensary in the urfbing [inaudible] and to improse additional conditional use criteria and make the findings >> can key take this item same house-supervisor tang >> i just wanted to explain what the zoning control is here in place for. basically a couple years ago we worked on legislation to change or create 4 neighborhood commercial districts in district 4, that is urfbing [inaudible] part of that creasian said that we would need to have a active use and there were no active use it requires conditional use process. recently the board of supervisors passed code clean up and in it changed definitions that also changed the zoning that we put in place specifically in regards to district 4. in particular, regarding medical cannabis dispenseeracy. they moved from non active groundful use to groundful use so this legisla

in the planning department pipe line there are 4 saerfb 8 units aproveed for construction ja829 units that filed for aprovel. if all och those projects go forward only 7 percent of the units that are aproveed by the city are below market rate because developers are paying inlieu fees instead of building affordable units on site. t thameans fine 3 percent of the housing built in the mission will be luxury housing. this is truly a state of emergency. the eastern neighborhood plan we passed in 2008 dwubled doubled the amount of development, but at the time the intent of eastern neighborhoods would be to double that fl purpose of building affordable housing in this neighborhood. that plan has failed the mission. the eastern neighborhoods plan is not working. despite so much residential construction our working people, seniors youth and families are being displaced and the prices keep going up. a medium price home cost more than a million dollars and a medium price apartment cost more thaj than 3 thousand dollars a months. there is a bright line of hope though that is shining 3. i have nev

art students we have that would love a state of a art facility and have that canceled when voters aproveed that project, it makes no since and need to continue with that projict. a fiscal year went by before there was any meetings held around the citizen bond oversight committee which is required by law to meet 2 times a year. as someone appointed to that committee i wasn't notified the whole fiscal year and now was told there a student appointed to that committee >> because of the number of speaker cards we have could you please try to wrap up >> just to touch on enrollment. many student have been contacting me about cancelation of classes and availability of services and physical aid. this doesn't help enrollment go up so we need to look at the practices of registration. we have a vice chancellor and need to look at that issue with enrollment. i want to thank all you especially supervirez mar and compose and kim for all your support sw attention to the matter it is invalable so thank you >> thank you. doctor bakrac >> grood afternoon. i'm losing my voice. i want to echo the thank tooz th

first as a quick reminder, cpmc development agreement was aproveed by the board of supervisors in july 2013 >> we are joined by supervisor avalos as well >> the complinets period that was analyzed was parlt of this years review from august twen, 2013 to december 2013. reviewed by the planning and health commission on december 4, 2014 and the planning and helths directors issued compliance on jan 19, 2015. we want to provide with a brief overview oaf cpmc commitment for 2013 as outlined on the next 2 lides slides. i wopet go into a lot of detail as doctor [inaudible] already went into this already. this slide shows the action cpmc is required tord take. it includes work force and health care items as well as several other obligations and notes the city determination that cpmc is in compliance with these obligations. this slide provide a overview oaf the manitary payments cpmc was obligated to make and did make. it includes payment for public improvement, affordable housing, transportation and work force hiring. the planning and health director and the third party monitor lieu [inaudible

elected leaders who supported the proposal and got it on the ballot, the voters of san francisco who aproveed that bond, the architects engineers and consultant who gave imprissive form to that theory, a construction team and see frank is there. he told me this building would be open on mibirth day novembero i have a lunch coming. the artist and families of the fallen officers that helped us with all this art and john goldburg for making sure bay leaf and the families had the influence to make it perfect because it is just so. we never want to lose track of those people who made the ultimate sacrifice. and the too the neighbors who i will beg for a little more patient as we get-make ourselves so we get it here in the neighborhood. they have shown such patience through construction, welcomeedtuse the neighborhood so i beg just a little more patience as we get used to being here. we have a new home to best serve our community because it is all about the people here in san francisco. this building means that no matter what, your police department no matter what, your police department will be ab

protestants in various ways and explained the intent of the business mpt i would point out that if aproveed the business will go into the sheridan palace hotel. the space is vacant for quite a while. this business model as well as our condition reflects a high end operation mpt i don't see the premises creating blight on the community and don't see it creating amunity program and don't see it creating a police problem. i will read the l condition mpt condition number 1, no nysnotable [inaudible] condition 2, no person under the age of 21 sell or dlerfb alcoholic fweverages. 3, no wine is sold greater than 15 percent by volume accept for dinner wines [inaudible] condition 4, wine shall notd be sold in bottles or containers smaller than 750 ml. condition 5, beer and malt beverages and wine coolers 16 ounces or less are not

transition aged youth which is a key key policy decision that we greatly appreciate that the voters aproveed. these are young people who are disconducted from education and employment opportunities and unforch natly connect would inn the crimial justice system and [inaudible] and are mostly homeless young people thmpt legislation also extends the grant cycle which helps stabilize the non profit agency as well as create a new 11 member over site committee for the department. the passage of prop c was very timely and actually is quite crucial to support all the working families in the city. these are data that we found from a report that the human services agency issued that year and they estimated 3 saith percent of house hold of children in san francisco are living below the self sufficiency standard. the one thing that is more alorm is more than 27 percent of house holds with children live below the self sufficiency standard but living above the poverty level so you see that squeeze. all these families living between the poverty level and self sufficiency stads standsered can't access criti

. >> the state water resources board aproveed new water restricts.on must be cut by 25 percent. regulatorred approved the emergency orders. cities have to limit watering. homeowners are encouraged to let lawns die. experts say that is the single must important step in saving water. >> local water agencies can implement other specific cuts. the governor wants fines up to $10,000 for the biggest wasters. >> the drought could be increasing the number of rabid bats in alameda county. the 8th turned up in downtown livermore on friday. control officials are investigating if the drought is contributing to the trend. in alameda three rabid bats have been found in fremont, and one in livermore and sunol much last year only two rabid bats were found across the county. >> warriors and grizzlies are headed back to memphis. the grizzly point guard who did not play because of fracture wore a mask that led memphis with 22 points and outshined warriors mvp steph curry. the warriors shot only 42 percent and making only six of 26 three's and turned the ball over 0 tim