avalos aye. campos aye. chiu aye chu aye aye -- chiu aye. chu aye. daly no. dufty aye elsbernd aye aye. there are 10 ayes and one no. item 20, ordinance of and in the planning and administrative close by amending the residential inclusion very affordable housing program, changing the name of the program to the affordable inclusion very affordable housing program and to require all project applicants to pay the affordable housing fee unless they are eligible for an alternative and making other amendments to the program. commissioner chiu: roll-call vote please. >> on item 20, alioto-pier aye. avalos aye. campos aye. chiu aye. chu aye. daly aye. dufty aye. elsbernd aye. mar aye. maxwell aye. mirkarimi aye. there are 11 ayes commissioner chiu:chiu this portent -- there are 11 ayes. commissioner chiu: this ordinance is finally passed. item 21. >> i have an amendment as a whole that has been distributed by the court. language has been added to clarify that only projects of 50,000 gross square feet or more, including city projects, are subject to the child care fea

avalos: no. supervisor campos: aye. >> there are 4 aye's and 7 no's. president chiu: the next round will be for edwin lee. aye. supervisor chu: aye. supervisor daly: no. supervisor dufty: no. supervisor elsbernd: aye. supervisor mar: no. supervisor maxwell: no. supervisor mirkarimi: no. supervisor alioto-pier: aye. supervisor avalos: no. supervisor campos: no. >> there are 4 aye's and 7 no's. president chiu: and on mr. [unintelligible] >> former board president and chairman of the democratic party. president chiu: no. supervisor chu: no. supervisor daly: aye. supervisor dufty: no. supervisor elsbernd: no. supervisor mar: no. supervisor maxwell: no. supervisor mirkarimi: aye. supervisor alioto-pier: no. supervisor avalos: no. supervisor campos: aye. >> there are 3 aye's and 8 no's. president chiu: the first round of votes has been completed. no one has the votes necessary to proceed. we can have a second round of nominations or we can close nominations. supervisor elsbernd: [inaudible] president chiu: in order for us to proceed, we would need a motion t

. >> supervisor avalos, campos, chu, carmen chu, cohen, elsbernd, farrell, supervisor kim.upervisor mar present. supervisors mirkarimi present. supervisor wiener present. ball supervisors are present. supervisor chiu: please join me in the pledge of allegiance. [no audio] supervisor chiu: madame clerk, do we have any communications? >> yes, mr. president. i am in receipt of two communications from the department of elections. he has provided certificates declaring the official election a board of supervisors for district 2, 4, 6, 8, and tend from the november 2, 2010, consolidated general election. the members receiving certificates are supervisor farrell, supervisor chu, supervisor kim, supervisor wiener, and supervisor kim. the deputy clerk will provide these certificates to you. i have one other communication. it is from our controller, mr. been rosenfield. we have confirmation that all newly elected and continuing members of the board have been bonded as required by the san francisco administrative code. supervisor chiu: moving to the third item on the agenda, the oath

avalos present. campos present. chiu present. chu present. daly present. dufty present. elsbernd present. mar present. maxwell present. mirkarimi present. mr. president, all members are present. commissioner chiu: thank you. ladies and gentlemen, could you please join me for the pledge of allegiance? colleagues, i just want to mention as far as the agenda today, given that this is the last meeting of 2010 and we have a lot of items, what i would like to propose is that we go through the consent agenda, moving to local hiring, and given how many people are here with regards to the america's cup, we move to that item and proceed through the rest of the calendar until our 3:00 p.m. special orders and moved to our 3:00 p.m. special orders, including the discussion of its potential nomination around an interim there. why don't we move to the meeting minutes? you should have copies of your november 9 and november 16 meeting minutes. motion by supervisor mirkarimi to approve. without objection, this meeting minutes will be approved. are there any communications? if you could re

commissioner campos: thank you. commissioner avalos? commissioner avalos: thank you. i would like to call for a hearing on the extension of the 14 mission bus to daly city bart. we had a conversation with the m.t.a. last year and we would like to hear a progress report. that would also include how often there are switchbacks on the 14 line that would be an impediment to such an extension. i hope to have that hearing in mid-february. i would also like to have an mta representative. commissioner campos: thank you. is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. madam clark, please call item seven. public>> public comment. commissioner campos: this is an opportunity for any member of the public to speak to matters regarding this committee. is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. please call item eight. >> adjournment. commissioner campos: thank you all once again. well, to scott wiener. meeting adjournewelcome once agt wiener. meeting ad

i want to thank supervisors avalos, mar, and campos for joining me in cosponsoring this legislation and thank you for your support. supervisor mirkarimi: i rise today to call attention to a resolution that i am submitting, co-sponsored by supervisors avalos and mar. the expression of our sincere dissatisfaction of what a grave error it was for the university of san francisco to sell the license of ausf 90.3 on the dial and asked to the -- for the sale to be taken over by a station in los angeles for a sum of $3.75 million. as an alumnus of university of san francisco and as an elected representative whose border comes right to the touch of where lone mountain is in university of san francisco, i think it was a travesty that the university of san francisco did not reach out to a well-known community, very creative, thoughtful, brilliant genius people who for the last 33 years have built their radio station that is not just well known to practically every community throughout san francisco and the bay area but has garnered a reputation as one of the finest stations of its kind in the unit

we support the legislation by mar, avalos, and campos. but we would like to go a little bit further. we are very concerned about the antenna's proliferating above the ground. we would prefer them to be below the ground in commercial and residential neighborhoods. i think this is going against our policy by overloading the utility poles with possibly dangerous or hazardous lead batteries and other issues on those polls -- poles. we live in a city which has earthquakes, which has high winds. those environmental situations can cause a hazard. let me once again go to the projection here. let me put this on. this is from southern california in malibu. the telecommunication company said these polls would go up to -- poles would go up to 92 miles per hour. the wind was 50 miles per hour. homes were burned down. lost homes, not lost lives, but lost memories. this is "the wall street journal" about wifi, which is a threat to the trees. this was in last weekend's edition. they have been some -- they have been doing studies on the damage to leaves o

avalos. supervisor campos? supervisor campos supporting supervisor avalos. supervisor david chiu? president chiu: chiu. >> supervisor carmen chu? supervisor chu: supervisor david chiu. >> supervisor cohen? supervisor cohen: supervisor david chiu. >> supervisor elsbernd? supervisor elsbernd is supporting supervisor david chiu. supervisor farrell? supervisor farrell: supervisor chiu. >> supervisor farrell supporting supervisor david chiu. supervisor kim? supervisor kim: president david chiu. >> there are eight ayes and three no's for president david chiu. [applause]

we urge you to support avalos, campos, marr asking pacific radio to enter in good faith negotiation withof 9145 and reinstate the morning show. we've served as union stewards at points in the past and are extremely disturbed by the actions of pacifica. she went over managers, refused to bargain in good faith and violated our contract provisions in carrying out the layoffs of the hosts of the kpfa morning show and suspending the program. pacifica has disregarded thousands of listener emails and phone calls, union grievances and appeals to reason by staff. we hope -- staff members to rescind the layoff and bring back the morning show. we hope a firmly stated resolution -- >> thank you. next speaker. >> ace washington, i'm not here to sing, i've got two minutes but am flabbergasted, appalled of the procedures going on here at city hall. i've been around city hall 25 years, longer than anybody up here except for some of the

avalos aye. campos aye. there are 11 ayes. supervisor chiu: the motion is approved. >> item 21 is a motion confirming appointments and harry kim and herb cohn. supervisor chiu: this resolution is adopted. >> item 22 is a resolution confirming the appointment of florence kong to the city hall preservation advisory commission. supervisor chiu: the resolution is adopted. >> item 23, resolution determining that the issuance of a tight 75 on sale general approval of liquor license to the unicorn pan-asian restaurant will serve the public convenience or necessity. supervisor chiu: the resolution is approved. >> item 24 is a resolution determining that the issuance of a tight 51 beer and wine club license to golden gate council of american youth hostels inc. will serve the public convenience. item 25 is a resolution authorizing the the poorman of public health to except and it's been a retroactive way -- the department of public health to accept and expend retroactively a grant in the amount of $402,596 from the university of califor

avalos, no. campos, aye. five ayes, six no's. >> the motion to re-open nominations has failed. if we could continue discussion on this -- item. those items would be edwin lee and michael hennessey. supervisor daly: i have a couple of questions, and i have one question. this is for the council. i have been thinking about this for some time. i have never formally asked this question. this is the county council on -- on august 27, 2010, we received a memorandum, from the office of the city. this is in regard to the a vice on matters concerning the mayor's race. in that multiple-page memo, we outlined the conflict of interest, that he has regarding giving legal advice to this board of supervisors, when it comes to the election commission, and the ethics commission. with regards to the matters of the mayor's race. the subsequent memo, the city attorney, basically conflicted himself out in terms of giving this board of supervisors legal device on the matter with which we have been engaged for selecting a successor mayor, even though he has not been nominated at has not expressed inte

. >> i want to thank supervisors avalos campos, and mar for sponsoring this legislation, which i support. i think it is important to ensure the protection of city residents from all possible hazards. i ask that the supervisors begin drafting additional legislation to ensure public safety, particularly in those residential districts -- that is neighborhood, commercial, and residential zones. housing wireless facilities on utility poles poses obvious hazards, such as whole overloading, fire hazards, and chemical hazards due to the battery -- the back up batteries that are components of these facilities, which are easily combustible and the explosive. so thank you for your efforts so far, and please consider further legislation to ensure the safety of city residents. i will just add that i live in an apartment building where there is a radio base station in the basement and antennas house on the roof, and we did have a fire alarm go off last friday, and the first thing i reported from my land mine, as i reported the fire, was that we have antennas on the roof and a radio station in the base

avalos. supervisor campos: i think because we're talking about a symbolic vote, i think somebody referred to that. i think there is something about symbolism. i think symbolism matters, and i think there is symbolism in trying to get as much support for this individual as we possibly can. i actually think that the symbolism of having as many members of this board behind mr. lee is something that is worth waiting for, and i do think that symbolism matters, and i do think that we have an obligation to make sure that whoever is elected is as successful as possible. supervisor mirkarimi: madam clerk? supervisor avalos. supervisor avalos: i would also give me the courtesy of not making an outburst when someone else is speaking. supervisor mirkarimi: madam clerk, since there appears to be no other speakers, then roll call, please. clerk calvillo: of the motion to continue item 26 until friday at 3:00 p.m., [reading roll] there are six ayes and five noes. [applause] president chiu: soca colleagues, this item has been continued until january 7, this friday, a special meeting at the board, 3:00 p.m.

avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. >> there are 7 ayes and 3 nos. president chiu: this resolution is adopted. >> i am sorry. there were 6 ayes and 4 nos. sometimes it is very hard to hear if you are not speaking directly into your microphone. president chiu: again, the resolution is adopted. we now go to our second 3:00 special order, items 27 and 28. >> items 27 and 28 are the hearing of persons interested in are objecting to the proposed resolution establishing a property based business improvement district to be known as the civic center community but the district, ordering the levees conducted against properties in that district for 10 years, commencing with fiscal year 2011-12. president chiu: we will hear testimony of proposed levy and assessments for a proposed district improvement pursuant to the board of supervisors resolution adopted by the board of supervisors and to hear objections to the management district plan and the engineer's report dated september 14, 2010. after the adoption of the october 27 resolution, the city mailed ballots t

avalos. supervisor campos? supervisor campos supporting supervisor avalos. supervisor david chiu? president chiu: chiu. >> supervisor carmen chu? supervisor chu: supervisor david chiu. >> supervisor cohen? supervisor cohen: supervisor david chiu. >> supervisor elsbernd? supervisor elsbernd is supporting supervisor david chiu. supervisor farrell? supervisor farrell: supervisor chiu. >> supervisor farrell supporting supervisor david chiu. supervisor kim? supervisor kim: president david chiu. >> there are eight ayes and three no's for president david chiu. [applause] president chiu: thank you very much. i will be making some comments later on in the program, but from the bottom of my heart to all of my colleagues, i want to thank all of you for this vote. i want to first start by acknowledging the various officials who are here in the room. first of all, i was just contacted by mayor newsom. he wanted to let us know he unfortunately couldn't be with us today, but he wanted to thank all of you for being here, and in particular, wants to congratulate all of the newly elected supervisor

. >> i would like to thank mark, and i want to thank supervisor avalos, campeau's, -- campos and mirkarimiof your work done in the community, i can come home and be with my family for the holidays, and even though i am not at home, i am still at risk of being the portage, and so many people are going through the same thing i am. they are being deported every day, and they are just streamers who want to give back to the community, so that is why i am here. we are just hoping the senate does the same. i am telling my story for all the students, and they could give back to the communities, but they are not even seen or heard. all the people are dreamers like myself, so thank you. [applause] >> thank you, supervisors. we will now move to our 3:00 special. >> i would like to take this time to recognize the san francisco task force. in 2003, i sponsored legislation to develop a city wide strategic plan to manage in san francisco. significant policy changes have been adopted and created a partnership with the housing authority, leading to the fight against asthma and the positive impact for child

campos. supervisor avalos? supervisor avalos: every day, they are dropping people off, tens of thousands of people using it on a daily basis. it is the most frequent transit hubs in the whole note -- most frequented transit hub and hole -- in the whole bart and muni system. this is the most uncomfortable transit situation that we have. we have incredible resources or a lack of resources in a part of san francisco that serves many, many of our residents, many of our residents in a very unfair and unequal way, and i would say working, i would say, assiduously and slow going in trying to make the improvements around the station, and i have to commend the dpw for the improvements that have been done recently. it was not until i had a son that i was pushing around in a stroller that i realized just how difficult it is for people to get around they are in a wheelchair or pushing a family member in a stroller, for pedestrians, crossing san jose and another. it is a real challenge, putting your life in your own hands.