i hope that we as a that we as a city that we as a city can play a small role colleagues, i ask for your support of these interim controls today. >> is it my understanding that you are not going to be voting on this item? >> i will be voting on this item. >> okay. can i ask you a question about the legislation? i know that there was some concerns expressed by the by the city attorney's office have you addressed those concerns or will you be making any amendments to address those concerns? >> we did address many issues through amendments. i just want to say the city attorney has done a really amazing job to ensure we address this is systematic issue and keep tenants in place. >> okay with that that can we take this item? without objection this resolution is adopted unanimously. >> madam clerk, can we go to roll call for introduction? >> yes madam president. supervisor farrell you are first up to introduce new business. >> thank you i'm introducing a resolution urging the national park service to abandon the diss embarkation project and take it away from the golden gate national recreation

our office reported last year that sugary drinks cost us as a city fifty million as a city $50 million and the city governments 26 $26 million a year so there's a negative compact by the over consumption of sugary beverages and we're continuing this fight against big soda in 2015 with our coalition with legislation that we think will make our communities healthier and better informed informed. the legislation i'm introducing will prohibit the use of city funds from city departments and contractors from purchasing sugary drinks it doesn't ban vendors or private parties from bringing them but it limits the city and departments and contractors that do business with the city to consume sugary beverages we can't in good faith know the terrible harm these drinks cause and then allow them to be handed out in children's programs or encourage employees to drink them and to provide the department of public health and our staff more information about the sale of these harmful products. lastly i'm introducing a resolution to formally endorse senator bill madding's bill as we voted about a year ago

our office reported last year that sugary drinks cost us as a city fifty million as a city $50 million and the city governments 26 $26 million a year so there's a negative compact by the over consumption of sugary beverages and we're

but as people came to the board meetings to saying they can't survive on that and the slogan by many i totally agree having been a nonprofit worker over thirty years ago running agencies if the city as well the 2014-2015 budget included a raids increase that was 2.3 percent for the city and county and the public employees got a 2.25 increase on october of last year regretting the increase for the fiscal year so such a low increase for nonprofit xldz a cut in the agencies that they chose between cutting programs or layoffing folks the estimated cost is 97 that costs of increases 3 buyout $4 million enough to bring the nonprofits both parity with the city employees i want to be clear we need long term strategies so it we address this pay equities gap for the hard working nonprofits and the parts of critical safety net complugd including the city employees this long-term solution i hope people b are looking at with this budget committee we're not achieving our long term goals this supplemental is providing much needed trousers the community basis organizations whatever we're able to accomplish through the process we have to be forwarded looking and look for the structures in the fut

challenged by disasters just as big for small families as and face certainly things certainly for the last two months we'll have 4 major fires in the city some of them as high as three or four alarms they've effected they've had the effect of us losing over one hundred living unit and more importantly interrupting sometimes tragically the lives of so many families in the city those are disasters that are felt he very environmental by those effected and their as being as a major earthquake are tsunami or airport crashes or disasters i'm luke oug i'm joined by our cities fire chief she's been working for 10 years to make sure our fire department is ready for all those disasters and, of course their appear on the on the ground at the first instance our director of human resources agency and many of our city departments are here to join me supervisor wiener and other members of the board of supervisors are here who have been working hard with me on forecasting what we do and can do better as a city when it comes to disasters and all of them working together with me now even more members of our innocence social services agencies in the commu

feeling we're in deep appreciation of the work and commitment to the city and for the audience i'd like to just say shop locally because do as much locally has possible you know be know someone that is online a barky could be the hero in the city thank you, everyone for being here i'm going to ask the supervisors to help me do the pinning and if the chief could help i want to make sure i acknowledge the san francisco fire commission i know you're helping just making sure that we do all the right things in the city continually goorndz thank you very much on behalf of the city of san francisco >> i tried to think about this room as the dream room where we dream and bring some of those dreams to life. i feel very blessed that i have been able to spend the last 31 years of my life doing it my way thinking about things better interesting to me, and then pursuing them. there are a lot of different artists that come here to work, mostly doing aerial work. kindred spirits, so to speak. there is a circus company that i have been fortunate enough to work with the last couple of years. i use elements of dance and choreography and combi

feeling we're in deep appreciation of the work and commitment to the city and for the audience i'd like to just say shop locally because do ashero in the city thank you, everyone for being here i'm going to ask the supervisors to help me do the pinning and if the chief could help i want to make sure i acknowledge the san francisco fire commission i know you're helping just making sure that we do all the right things in the city continually goorndz thank you very much on behalf of the city of san francisco >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

one of the things that is important to me as a city san franciscan and as a commissioner is the amount of business that is going to local people. i have said this before and i will say it again. i think a lot of people in the community have had to put up with a lot whether it was neglect by the city for many years or a lot of the construction and in some cases there is a lot of displacement like we find in the mission. it's important that local businesses that you hire people that have been around here for a long time. there is people that have been here since last year and are getting all the business where people that have been here are not getting any of the business. i know there is a percentage, but it would be great to get a little bioon some of these services to know it's given to people who have put up with. i have brought this up and will continue to bring it up and hold people accountable because it is important. i even mentioned last time that you know, the construction workers, you know, instead of hiring a caterer to come in, why don't you have one of the local dell is on

cities. i believe it is a master plan and document and road map so we use art as a force in the school district so every child has a well rounded education. it is also a unifying force in the schools and cities as well. one of the quotes given by [inaudible] the head of perform ing arts is, it says it is the artist of the world and feelers and thinchgers who can can educate defy and insist and shout the big dreams. i thank the performing artss team, rob daniels [inaudible] and doctor john cal away. also i want to acknowledge we couldn't do anywhere near the amount of arbt in the disruct woit the 10 year old public education fun or what we called p for prop h. it was established 10 years ago from community based organizations. parents and school and education coalition and especially the leadership of tom [inaudible] former assembly member of san francisco to protect the arts as a key part of our school district and to address the druconeian cuts happening at the state level. i think with funding reauthorize would prop c and thank everyone for the work we are posed for arts to be included in our

as evidenced by this activity what we're hearing from communities of color in the city as well as the budget analyst's report reflects the fact that our current public safety system isn't addressing all of the needs for the entire city of san francisco and crime is up more than 30 percent and impacting many of these areas besides the south eastern neighborhoods and i believe we need a serious overhaul on prevention efforts and we need to invest in programs in our city so that we're producing thoughtful results and this is not to say that that i don't support the nonprofit workers, it's quite the contrary i am open to it. i'm just unfortunately not able to support it at this time and being mindful that every allocation that we make is less funding that we have to balance our budget in support of other priorities and a lot of changes in the last 7 months since we took action on on that resolution and one area i think many of us are in agreement is a permanent fix is warranted for this particular issue and i'm very interested in supporting efforts and spear heading the conversation so th

physical action and laying down the stripes myself but more of this is going to happen because we as a city agreed we're going to put serious resources into these our vision zero so that it is not just a a pronouncement we make those things happen on as many street corners as possible this is a relatively easier treatment to do but a higher awareness comes boo about it as we work on the compacted streets and intersections that require xylophones and a lot of other agencies to be involved in safety of those intersections and streets reich like we have probably a half block away on a very, very business intersects at the same time in in addition to the so-called descend are a striping we'll be taking a look at with our police department and our mta and public defender's office and others on the streets what streets in our city that we have direct jurisdiction where we can slow down traffic on an official basis even a 5 mile reduction in the speed allows nor awareness and more care to occur on those streets and so we have named some of the streets that will slow down the speed on and we've alr

larger artist you get to love and know begin they're crazy this city has a history of creating amazing artists and amazing music, however as the city grows and the demand on our land and our businesses and our neighborhoods grows it becomes an flarg hostile environment to the music arts community this legislation does one important thing i think many people are shocked it has not been in place before it requires people who are deciding to move into those important vital arteries it requires the people that move into the neighborhoods are build to know what they're getting into the microscopic venue needs to be loud it is important if you deal with popular music to create the next super stars another grateful dead or janice joplin you need to have a venue that supports the venues like the fillmore or the park it is important that you consider making those venues a viable place to continue to exist as you look at the vital needs for additional housing in this town thank you very much. >> thank you. >> commissioners thank you for your time from the d n a lodge as resident and venue operator in mixed use neighborhoods i unders

feeling we're in deep appreciation of the work and commitment to the city and for the audience i'd like to just say shop locally because do as much locally has possible you know be know someone that is online a barky could be the hero in the city thank you, everyone for being here i'm going to ask the supervisors to help me do the pinning and if the chief could help i want to make sure i acknowledge the san francisco fire commission i know you're helping just making sure that we do all the right things in the city continually goorndz thank you very much on behalf of the city of san francisco. >> that i'd like to remind the members of the audience that the commission does not tolerate disruptions of any kind. to please 0 silence any devicess and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record. i'd like to take roll. >> commissioner president fong we do expect commissioner wu commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards oh, commissioner richards is here he'll be joining us shortly commissioners first is the consideration of items

they are big supporters to reduce sugary beverages and have healthier food in the city as well. she and pauject open hand lead by example every day. they are force for good in the community throughout the city. maria is long time member of the bicycle coalition and encourages people to bike. i think she is a amazing roll model as a community leader mom and non profit worker as well. she and the family ride to and from work each day. mrs. stokes is a example of a ordinary resident that does extraordinary things every day. con gratulations for another incredible leader, a woman making history in san francisco. maria stokes. >> i'm the last one so i'll try to keep it brief. i want to eco all the others sentiments. thank you very much for nominating a great group of women and to be included in that ask a honor. i just cht to close with a call to action. i think that is the important message and take away here. as someone hat does communications in my roll at project the work is hearing peoples storeies and doing something about it mpt we live in an amazing city and think when we hear

november supporting our ambition plans to allow for acquisition roanoke city construction of homelands for low and middle-income families as you can see my platform rests both on building and preservation we can't be a city for all if we don't build for you'll but we won't remain a city that with are if we can't keep our resident in place as was grow we have the opportunity to leverage the successful times to bring housing online and to fund our format goals we can't settle for anything less and as our city continues to grow we will invest in transportation and in that network that moves our residents around the city and 2, 3, 4 region affordably and efficiently awhile it's encouraging the chambers pole show that people are happy with muni and bart we cannot fall behind in our work to equally prove on the transportation system thanks to google last year, we created $3 million for our low income youth and this year 3 free muni for low income seniors and people with sdablgdz ridership is up thanks to the transportation bond passed last nova we're secured the funding inform improve that network as well as make our streets saf

materials but the owner of the material caltrain is forever the owner of the materials the city may need to sign a manifest as the project sponsor to have some ability to track you know how the project is initiated by the city but caltrain it the owner of the material and the city has to sign a mapping festive we transport to the location. >> so caltrain may get to reinforce the caltrain authority. >> we had some hope we'll be able to partner with them for the total of it because they laid material there 5 or 10 years ago and in the ends they feel like that project is independent of f this is the city's responsibility because we're disturbing the material in order to build the ramp even though officially that's their ramp we're the ones causing the ramp to be rebuilt and the materiality to be disturbed so on behalf of ocii we're going to need to dispose of it not caltrain. >> i said what caltrain is saying that's net necessarily the right thing to do are we giving up anything. >> we asked the same questions and brought it up to the caltrain and they felt that because the material you know reflects some of the

we can't even afford to stay in this city let alone working as a city of san francisco. they weren't talking about people like me to benefit from this hiring. if you drag this down, you have some big big challenges. but let's not go into that. let's talk about how we can change that around. i have a solution to all of this pollution. let's look at local hiring again. i need to take out some of these people like city build, oewb, these got together because they came and filed a lawsuit. there is plenty of jobs in the western edition. we are surrounding by buildings. it's too late now, most of them are built. we still got them but there was nobody monitoring. i have to go there. i don't get paid. what they tell me, go see city build. i go there and find out city build is revamping their leadership. i found out ms. simmons and autumn of those people, they are gone. we need to bring it back to the community. you have all of these agencies. the only thing missing is the community. we'll talk about that later. >> thank you, do you have a speaker card? that's okay. state your n

to make creative solutions to look at it from a land use policy is going to be challenging for us as a city to continue to be able to comply with the regulations so wanted to bring that taushgs e to your attention and okay. >> 10 the portal i've asked jane because she is doing some work on the streamlining project i'm going to be scheduling her on a quarterly session to keep you up to speed on items that are being developed in the portal the portal is launched we need to continue to sort of modifications and upgrades to the portal but shields streamline the first project it is talking to what is it takes to open a restaurant and the map to help from at least a one basic sector what is the point and what's the efficiency we can start taking a look at i have a question it would be nice to get like last time the tables how many people use the portals and what venue in san francisco from other states that was helpful last time we got that from you. >> and i will have her make sure that's part of the report and with the quarterly dashboard i'll send you that information too but i think you proba

through the planning department will there be any oversight on the part of the city in this process is that how we plug in as a city and then dbi how do we do we have regulatory oversight of this or just all personal initiative private initiative. >> there are a variety of steps in the process commissioner, i think that one of the ways that dbi will be involved early 0 open you'll be receiving represents after they hold their hearing to remedies a thicker window or ventilation so this committee will review those specifically address any issues that are relevant to the project in terms of down the line when thation process takes place that's a public document that the owner or the landowner has to sign an affidavit and at any time the venue or entertainment commission w can request one, if not an enforcement process for that. >> i was thinking down the road at this point everyone is on board and understands 10 years down the road enforcement becomes an issue. >> which element of the enforcement. >> making sure the the existing entertainment is still within the guidelines that the nogs notice of special restri

feeling we're in deep appreciation of the work and commitment to the city and for the audience i'd like to just say shop locally because do as much locally has possible you know be know someone that is online a barky could be the hero in the city thank you, everyone for being here i'm going to ask the supervisors to help me do the pinning and if the chief could help i want to make sure i acknowledge the san francisco fire commission i know you're helping just making sure that we do all the right things in the city continually goorndz thank you very much on behalf of the city of san francisco test. >> okay. thank you we're on good afternoon, everyone. the the meeting will come to order this is the regular meeting 0 for the san francisco budget & finance sub-committee i'm supervisor cowen to my left it supervisor jane kim our clerk andrea ashbury also want to recognize jessie larson and jonathan will

the s r requirement there are obligations for tenants as well as important purchased anytime that happens the po e we work hard with the city attorney's office there are penalties as well like $500. >> so there's a penalty. >> yes. >> and then like audrey and sxhaf was saying about the 2 o'clock or 2:30 you're saying it's not part of the notification those things are happening across the street. >> well, it's certainty part of the notification the language for the notification will say there is a place of entertainment a venue nearby and you'll hear people and music that's part of the communication my response to commissioner joseph we don't legislate that's outdoor purview but part of the communication and the notification. >> okay. i think to some stent it is explained it is clearly about as long as it doesn't steady a decimal within the room there's the issue; right? as long as. >> that's what i got. >> that's how i read this does it matter what the source of the sound is. >> that's where the nuance enters the conversation are the people macro the noise a block up that's sort of a case by case nuance discussion we can't

in the framework of a bill but brings people together to understand the challenges that we face as cities but also as the state of california and engage folks hopefully at the highest level of the state transportation agency but within his agency's purview is the office of traffic safety headed by rhonda craft a craft to show what we've done here what you have done can be used as an example for the rest of the state and frankly at the federal level so again not a linear path but opportunities and i think the timing on this would be sooner rather than later maybe in the july in the in the july re-cess and we're developing that concept now. with regards to the bills that haven't been introduced last week was the bill introduction deadline and i've mentioned some related to hit-and-run accidents there is a bill related to school zone speed limits as well as increased fines for speeding around school zones and i think 2 bills in particular that are indicative of the environment we find ourselves in when it comes to this attitude if you will that prevails to automated enforcement at the state